Cyclocross Calendar 2024-2025
Here, you can find all Cyclocross World Cup, Superprestige, X2O Badkamers Trofee, and Exact Cross races, as well as the World and European Championships!
September 2024
15 September - Kleeberg Cross Mechelen
October 2024
12 October - Beringen (Exact Cross)
17 October - Kermiscross Ardooie
19 October - Essen cross (Exact Cross)
20 October - Ruddervoorde (Superprestige)
22 October - Nacht van Woerden
26 October - Heerderstrand (Exact Cross)
27 October - Overijse (Superprestige)
November 2024
1 November - Koppenbergcross (X20 Badkamers Trofee)
3 November EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS PONTEVEDRA - Women Junior; Men Junior; Women Under-23; Men Under-23; Women Elite; Men Elite.
9 November - Rucphen
10 November - Lokeren-Rapencross (X20 Badkamers Trofee)
10 November - VAM-berg Cross Wijster
11 November - Niel-Jaarmarktcross (Superprestige)
16 November - Merksplas-Aardbeiencross (Superprestige)
17 November - Hamme-Flandriencross (X20 Badkamers Trofee)
23 November - Kortrijk-Urban Cross (Exact Cross)
24 November - Antwerpen (UCI World Cup)
December 2024
1 December - Dublin (UCI World Cup)
8 December - Cabras ((UCI World Cup)
14 December - Herentals (X20 Badkamers Trofee)
15 December - Namur (UCI World Cup)
21 December - Hulst (UCI World Cup)
22 December - Zonhoven (UCI World Cup)
23 December - Mol-Zilvermeercross (Superprestige)
26 December - Gavere (UCI World Cup)
27 December - Loenhout-Azencross (Exact Cross)
29 December - Besançon (UCI World Cup)
30 December - Diegem (Superprestige)
January 2025
1 January - GP Sven Nys Baal (X20 Badkamers Trofee)
3 January - Koksijde-Duinencross (X2O Badkamers Trofee)
4 January - Gullegem (Superprestige)
5 January - Dendermonde (UCI World Cup)
12 January NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS BELGIUM - All categories including Women Elite & Men Elite.
12 January NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS NETHERLANDS - All categories including Women Elite & Men Elite.
13 January - Cyclocross Otegem
19 January - Benidorm (UCI World Cup)
25 January - Maasmechelen (UCI World Cup)
26 January - Hoogerheide (UCI World Cup)
February 2025
1 February - World Championships Liévin Women Junior; World Championships Liévin Men's Under-23; World Championships Liévin Women Elite
2 February - World Championships Liévin Men Junior; World Championships Liévin Women's Under-23; World Championships Liévin Women Elite
5 Feburary - Maldegem-Parkcross (Exact Cross)
8 February - Middelkerke-Noordzeecross (Superprestige)
9 February - Lille-Krawatencross (X2O Badkamers Trofee)
15 February - Sint-Niklaas-Waaslandcross (Exact Cross)
16 February - Brussels Universities (X2O Badkamers Trofee)
23 February - Internationale Sluitingsprijs Oostmalle
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