Cyclocross cup racing begins this weekend - Key dates for the 2026-2027 season CX cups

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The cyclocross season is well under way and this weekend the first of the three major cups begins. Below, you will find the dates for all World Cup, Superprestige and X20 Badkamers Trofee races; as well as the World and European Championships.
We have a full calendar you can check, including other events. The cyclocross European Championships for example will take place in Zeddam, Netherlands, on the 7th and 8th of November - before the start of the World Cup.
On the other hand, the World Championships in Oostende will take place between the 29th and 31st of January. The World Cup will only begin on the 27th of November, late into the winter and with 12 rounds on display.
The opening weekend will feature a double-header in the Czech Republic with races in Ostrava and, as usual, Tábor. Round 3 will take place in mid-December in Glasgow, Scotland; before the World Cup truly begins in the Christmas block.
On the first weekend rounds 4 and 5 will take place on consecutive days in Antwerpen and Koksijke; and the following weekend will see Gavere and Namur. Besançon will follow a few days after; and round 9 in Zonhoven takes place the following weekend.
Round 10 in Benidorm has become one of the discipline's novelties over the past few years, and has proven to be very successful at the same time. It will spearhead the penultimate week of the World Cup.
On the final weekend, rounds 11 and 12 will take place in Hamme and Hoogerheide.
Mathieu van der Poel jumping the barriers at the 2026 Hoogerheide World Cup
World Champion Mathieu van der Poel's participation on the 2026-2027 season is still up to debate

World Cup calendar

RoundDateRaceCountry
127 November 2026OstravaCzech Republic
229 November 2026TáborCzech Republic
313 December 2026GlasgowUnited Kingdom (Scotland)
419 December 2026AntwerpenBelgium
520 December 2026KoksijdeBelgium
626 December 2026GavereBelgium
727 December 2026NamurBelgium
829 December 2026BesançonFrance
93 January 2027ZonhovenBelgium
1017 January 2027BenidormSpain
1123 January 2027HammeBelgium
1224 January 2027HoogerheideNetherlands
The Superprestige cup is the first to begin, with 8 rounds that begin this weekend in Overijse. Half of the Superprestige cup will take place within the first few weeks, with races in Middelkerke, Niels and Merksplas.
Round 5 in Ruddervoorde will be on the 6th of December; whilst the final three races will take place tight together during the Christmas block. Heusden-Zolder, Diegem and the 2nd January race in Gullegem will wrap up the cup.

Superprestige calendar 

RoundDateRaceCountry
125 October 2026OverijseBelgium
25 November 2026MiddelkerkeBelgium
311 November 2026NielBelgium
414 November 2026MerksplasBelgium
56 December 2026RuddervoordeBelgium
625 December 2026Heusden-ZolderBelgium
730 December 2026DiegemBelgium
82 January 2027GullegemBelgium
The X20 Badkamers Trofee cup in the meantime will be the one with the most dispersion throughout the season, and also the one with the latest finale. The first round will be on the 1st of November with the mythical Koppenbergcross.
On the 15th and 22nd of November the riders will be in Hamme-Zogge and Beringen, before a month's break. On the 22nd and 23rd of December, rounds 4 and 5 will take place in Hofstade and Loenhout. The GP Sven Nys in Baal, on the 1st of January, will be round 6.
After another break of a month, the final two rounds will take place already in February - Lille on the 7th of February and finally Brussels on the 14th February.

X20 Badkamers Trofee calendar

RoundDateRaceCountry
11 November 2026KoppenbergcrossBelgium
215 November 2026Hamme-ZoggeBelgium
322 November 2026BeringenBelgium
422 December 2026HofstadeBelgium
523 December 2026LoenhoutBelgium
61 January 2027GP Sven Nys BaalBelgium
77 February 2027LilleBelgium
814 February 2027Brussels Universities CyclocrossBelgium
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