Dwars door het Hageland

The Dwars door het Hageland is a Belgian road bike race . This one-day race leads around the Flemish city of Aarschot and is about 190 km in length . The 2016 event included some sections of gravel paths such as the Strade Bianche in northern Italy , but also some cobblestone passages such as Paris-Roubaix in France and some Hellingen, short steep hills, such as the Tour of Flanders .

It was held for the first time in 2001. In 2004 and 2005 and from 2013 to 2015 the bike race was not held. From 2001 to 2009 it was on the national cycling calendar in Belgium. In 2010 the race was included in the UCI Europe Tour and was classified there in category 1.2 . In 2016, when the race was reissued, it was part of the Napoleon Games Cycling Cup and upgraded to category 1.1 on the UCI Europe Tour .

winner

2020 Jonas RickaertBelgium
2019 Kenneth VanbilsenBelgium
2018 Krists NeilandsLatvia
2017 Mathieu van der PoelNetherlands
2016 Niki TerpstraNetherlands
2013–2015 not held
2012 Timothy StevensBelgium
2011 Grégory HabeauxBelgium
2010 Frédéric AmorisonBelgium
2009 Geert OmloopBelgium
2008 Bert ScheirlinckxBelgium
2007 Dave BruylandtsBelgium
2006 Gediminas BagdonasLithuania
2004–2005 not held
2003 Gordon McCauleyAustralia
2002 Frank VerjansBelgium
2001 Jan ClaesBelgium

Web links

Dwars door het Hageland in the ProCyclingStats.com database