Quinten Hermans is back racing tomorrow to end 2022 on a high 💪 23/12 🇧🇪 Exact Cross Mol 27/12 🇧🇪 Superprestige Heusden-Zolder 28/12 🇧🇪 Superprestige Diegem 30/12 🇧🇪 Exact Cross Loenhout
Quinten Hermans back to cyclocross, aims to finish time at Intermarché on a high
CyclocrossFriday, 23 December 2022 at 11:30
As Quinten Hermans' time at Intermarche/Tormans nears its end, the 27-year-old Belgian is looking to finish both his time at the team and 2022 on a high.
With 4 races remaining for Hermans before he moves to Alpecin-Deceuninck, the Belgian's Intermarche swansong begins today (December 23rd) at the Exact Cross Mol. After Christmas, Hermans will then ride three races in four days.
On the 27th of December, Hermans will race the Superprestige Heusden-Zolder. The following day, Hermans travels across Belgium for the Superprestige Diegem race before his final race in the colours of Intermarche/Tormans on the 30th of December at the Exact Cross Loenhout.
Having been with Intermarche/Tormans since 2020, Hermans has won a number of cyclocross races including in Ardooie earlier this year and at Fayetteville in last year's UCI World Cup.
Quinten Hermans remaining 2022 schedule in full;
Exact Cross Mol - December 23rd
Superprestige Heusden-Zolder - December 27th
Superprestige Diegem - December 28th
Exact Cross Loenhout - December 30th
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