Rollegem to host Belgian Cycling Championship again in 2027

After two successful editions, Kortrijk City and Tombroek Koerse will once again organize the Belgian Championship for amateurs and elite without contract.

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Kortrijk City and Tombroek Koerse will once again organize the Belgian Cycling Championship for Elite 2 and U23 riders in Rollegem on Sunday, July 25, 2027.

Following previous editions for U23 riders in 2025 and juniors this year, the organizers are adding a new chapter to their successful cycling story. The official announcement was made on November 11 during Tombroek Koerse's annual appreciation event.
For the occasion, a humorous video was made with local cycling hero Ramses Debruyne, in which a touring cyclist mistakenly ends up in 'Rammegem' instead of Rollegem, a playful nod to the Tour de France.
The organization promises a renewed course with new accents, offering both riders and supporters a fresh perspective on the championship. Rollegem, known as a true cycling village since this year thanks to Ramses Debruyne's achievements, boasts a strong cycling tradition and proven organizational skills.
Wouter Allijns, alderman for Sport, highlights the organization's pride in continuing this event and involving the community in the cycling festival.
Massimo Van Lancker, sports coordinator for Tombroek Koerse, speaks of a high-level cycling event with local roots and top-tier racing.
The cycling weekend in Rollegem kicks off on Friday. Saturday features races for U17, the LP Classic, and a kids' race, concluding with a children's disco. The climax is on Sunday with the Belgian Championship, followed by an after-party with Flemish schlagers.
Ruth Vandenberghe, mayor, looks forward to the cycling festival and emphasizes the achievement of Tombroek Koerse and the village's enthusiasm.
Based on information from the official source: Stad Kortrijk — Persruimte (11/11/2026)