After today's Omloop Het Nieuwsblad won by Jan Tratnik (Team Visma | Lease a Bike), the first weekend of Belgian classics continues tomorrow with Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne.

In this article you'll discover the route of Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne 2024 in detail. Unfortunately, the list of starters is not available on the official website at the time of publication, so we can't present it here.

The Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne 2024 route on Open Street Maps

Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne 2024 starts at the market (Grote Markt) in Kortrijk. 7 kilometers further on, the actual start takes place on the territory of Kuurne, and the riders head east towards the first of the 13 mountains, Tiegemberg (1400 m / 4%).

After passing through Oudenaarde, they find 5 climbs in relatively quick succession: Volkegemberg (1000 m / 5.1%), Lepelstraat (2100 m / 3.4%), Bossenaarstraat (1300 m / 5.6%), Berg ten Houte (1100 m / 6.2%) and La Houppe (1880 m / 4.8%).

Once they've passed the feeding zone, they find a series of 3 other mountains, Hameau des Papins (1200 m / 6.6%), Le Bourliquet (1300 m / 6.8%) and Mont St-Laurent (1300 m / 7.8%).

They then pass Ronse before accessing a series of the last 4 climbs, Kruisberg (1400 m / 5.3%), Hotond (1200 m / 3.1%), Côte du Trieu (1260 m / 7%) and Kluisberg (1100 m / 6%).

Returning to the start in Kortrijk, they arrive on the final circuit, which they first complete by crossing the finish line they had already discovered in the opposite direction just before the actual start, before making an additional loop, before crossing the finish line in Kuurne to battle it out for victory in this 76th edition of Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne!

Below you'll find the Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne 2024 route on Open Street Maps, as well as the race profile:

The Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne 2024 race route in Google Earth

Do you prefer to see the race route in Google Earth, for example to do a virtual fly-over of it? That's possible, by downloading the KML file below:

>> Download the Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne 2024 race route in Google Earth

door Thomas Vergouwen
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