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The entire course will be closed for traffic from 7am till 1pm.
Motorists are invited to use WAZE 
app, in which the course of the BXL TOUR will be integrated.
Where can I find the mobility information on D Day?
In consultation with Brussels Mobility, the STIB and the police, all measures are being taken to inform the public in advance and in real time:
– The screens installed at the entrances to the various tunnels in Brussels are already indicating the event.
– Real-time information will be available via the Twitter account @zpz_polbru.
– The organising team can be reached by telephone on 02/318.64.70.
– Information on the many car parks (including deterrent car parks) can be found at
www.mobilite-mobiliteit.brussels, www.bruxelles.be/parkings, www.parkandride.brussels
Which roads will be closed during the BXL TOUR?
– Esplanade, Miramar & Place de Belgique from Saturday 17/06 at 10am to Sunday 18/06 at 8pm.
– Place des Palais: from Saturday 17 at 2 pm to Sunday 18 July at 2 pm (in both directions).
– Rue Ducale: Sunday 18 June from 5 am.
– Rue and tunnel Belliard (*), avenue de Tervuren (*), bld du Souverain, bld Général Jacques, bld A. Reyers, Lambermont boulevard, Van Praet avenue, Royal Park avenue, exits from the A12 motorway towards Brussels: Sunday 18 June from 7 am to 1 pm.
NB: the streets along the course will be progressively reopened to traffic after the last participants and the broom wagon have passed. Some routes will therefore be accessible before 1 pm.
(*) Please note that the Tervuren tunnel will only be closed towards Tervuren and the Montgomery tunnel only towards Reyers. The Montgomery roundabout will remain open.
Where can I cross the course?
Numerous diversions will be put in place in order to redirect users as best as possible.
How to get around during the BXL TOUR?
The use of cars in Brussels is strongly discouraged this Sunday between 7 am and 1 pm. Parking will be prohibited along all roads used by the course. Any vehicle which illegally parks will be towed away.
Active mobility is strongly encouraged:
– the use of bicycles is all the more relevant on that day! Information and conditions of parking available via cycloparking.
– Various means of shared transport are also available. All info via Brussels Mobility.
– All the information on the many public transport services is on www.stib-mivb.be or on the app.
– With more than 30 stations in Brussels, the train is also a very efficient way to get around the capital. Info at www.sncb.be
– The De Lijn and TEC networks: www.delijn.be / www.infotec.be.
Want to participate with your friends or family?
Come and experience a fun and sporting moment by registering as a group.
In addition to the individual ranking, the groups will be included in a separate ranking. By giving the best of yourself, you will be able to find yourself in 2 classifications, and this for the first 2 categories.
Team spirit will be very important!
Moreover, groups (min. 5 persons) benefit from a reduced price.
Distance: 40km
Average min. speed: 20km/h
Min age: 12 years old
Ranking : based on timing
The organisers advise participants to have a medical examination before the race.
Read the rules of the category.
Distance: 32km
Average min. speed: 16km/h
Age min: 12 years old
Ranking: no ranking
Electrics bikes are allowed.
Read the rules of the category.
At the Atomium.
Presentation of the trophies around 11.30am.
The end of the race is expected around 1pm.
A festive village full of activities will welcome you.
Place des Palais, access via the Brussels Park.
The departures are scheduled between 9am and 9.50am.
In order to facilitate departures, it is important that you do not arrive more than 15 minutes before your start time.
Coffee by Dolce Gusto for everyone who needs an extra boost!
Each participant must take notice of and comply with the regulations.
Helmets must be worn. Participation will be refused if the participant isn’t wearing a helmet
Plate number with timing chip attached to the front of the bike.
The course is entirely marked and supervised by the organization with the help of the police, flagmen (fixed and mobile), race vehicles (green flag, red flag, broom truck, …). support vehicles, a race director, supervising staff and marshals…
Toilets, water fountains and technical stands (minor repairs) will be available at the start and finish.
A free mobile locker service will be available. You will be able to drop off your belongings in the departure area and pick them up in the arrival area (starting around 10:30 am)
There are several route options for persons with reduced mobility:
40 km: enter the CYCLO category
Start from Place des Palais at around 9:30am
To help us stage a mass start, please select the 25–30 km/h category only in the “Start Box” field when you register
This option requires you to have a UCI licence.
Please email the organizers at
32km: enter the RIDE category
Start from Place des Palais at around 9:50am
E-bikes are permitted.
This option requires you to have a UCI licence
Please email the organizers at
Hand bikes, tricycles, reclining bikes and tandems are only allowed for licensed persons with reduced mobility. Hand bikes must be equipped with a flag or pennant indicating their presence, attached to the end of a strong, flexible rod at least 1.5m above the ground. Read all the regulations.
Date info comes later…
Master (m&w) based on the photo finish
Cyclo (m&w) based on timings
Sprint: A 1.5km sprint will be held in front of the castle of Laeken. One ranking will be made with the timings of the Masters and Cyclos.
Group classification: From 5 persons onwards you can register as a group for the BXL TOUR. The 5 best timings of your group will be accumulated and will define your group time. A ranking is made of the timings of the Master and Cyclo groups.
For the fourth year in a row and with the aim of supporting women’s sports, this project brings together twenty or so women from Brussels to learn how to cycle. The aim is to get them involved in the preparation of the BXL TOUR and to participate and finish the race. This enriching and fun experience also allowes them to familiarise themselves with this growing means of active mobility.
Various Brussels associations active in the field of cycling provide the training programme, which gives the participants the theoretical and practical means to cross the finishing line!
In addition to being an important lever for good physical and mental health, sport unifies, levels out disparities and brings people together.
It is therefore essential that it serve integration and citizen participation.
This initiative also shows the positive evolution of women’s sport in Brussels.
You like cycling and you like Brussels? Did you participate in the BXL TOUR before or are you participating for the first time this year? Then our BXL TOUR merchandising is definitely something that might interest you!
Read carefully where and when the different items are available.
Don’t forget to tag us on Facebook or Instagram if you have your jersey or cap on or are enjoying a BXL TOUR.
While the black jersey is still exclusive to winners, the white version is available as a collector’s item for everyone. Don’t hesitate any longer and make yourself recognizable on the road as a BXL TOUR fan!
Price: €35
Brand: Vermarc
Available:
From 18 March via the webshop while registrating
Pick-up needs to be done at the Brussels Information Point. from 18 May on presentation of a confirmation email sent a few weeks in advance.
The best way to reminisce together at the finish, under the Atomium, is with a drink in hand! First ride the BXL TOUR, then drink a BXL TOUR together!
Since many participants like to drink a beer to celebrate their performance, we made a beer with the brewery Drink-Drink!
The beer:
The BXL TOUR designed just for you is a light IPA de 4,2%.
Ingredients:
Barley malt, hops*, yeast, water.
Hops:
Simcoe, Calypso
*From organic farming
IBU: 23 EBC: 8
The Brewery:
Drink-Drink! is a project of 3 people from Brussels who met in school. They now decided to merge two of their passions: beer and cycling. Discover more info about the brewery here.
Distance: 40km
Average min. speed: 40km/h
Min. age: 19 years old (or turn 19 in the year of the event)
Ranking: based on photo finish
Membership of a recognised cycling federation is highly recommended.
Read the rules of the category.
