Jumbo-Visma have revealed the much-anticipated cyclocross race calendar of Wout van Aert for 2022 with the Belgian champion returning to the crosses on December 4th at the Antwerp World Cup.
With this being confirmed, van Aert will now not be racing at the Hulst World Cup on November 27th as Kurt Vernimmen, the races organiser, had previously claimed. Despite this, the Belgian will still have a busy schedule including a further two races before Christmas, Dublin on December 11th and the Exact Cross Mol on December 23rd.
After Christmas the schedule really steps up for van Aert. In a hectic few days the Belgian will be at the World Cup Gavere on Boxing Day before Superprestige Heusden-Zolder on December 27th, Diegem on December 28th and finally the Exact Cross Loenhout on December 30th.
When and where van Aert will race in the new year has not yet been revealed however it is expected he will be riding at the Belgian Cyclocross Championships at the beginning of the new year.
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Here it is! This is @WoutvanAert's cyclocross program till the end of the year. 🚵 Hope you are as excited as we are! 🔥
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