Race
Terneuzen > Schoten (205.3 km)
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The Scheldeprijs, often referred to as the oldest sprinters’ classic in cycling, is a one day race held in Belgium and the Netherlands. Part of the UCI ProSeries, it is widely regarded as the ultimate race for pure sprinters. First held in 1907, the Scheldeprijs has built a rich history as a prime opportunity for fast finishers to shine. Unlike the cobbled classics, this race is defined by positioning, teamwork, and raw speed, with a largely flat course that almost always culminates in a bunch sprint, making it one of the most predictable yet explosive finales on the cycling calendar.
Terneuzen > Schoten (205.3 km)
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