Tear through the chicanes on two wheels

Want to know what it feels like to cross the legendary finish line with your arms in the air? Then take part in the Zolder Cycling Cup, a 60 km race or 15 laps of putting the sinews on at Circuit Zolder. Without traffic lights, dangerous crossroads or traffic bollards. Slicing your bike through the same corners once taken by F1 greats Niki Lauda, Jackie Stewart and Mario Andretti is bliss, if you've trained a bit.

There are stages for twenties, thirties, forties, fifties, sixties and for ladies. There are no cash prizes, but of course you don't do it for that. What you do is to hoist one of the three cups into the air. Ladies are also welcome with a separate ceremony for the top three after each race. They ride in a ‘ladies only’ competition over 40 kilometers, divided into -35 and +35 categories, together with the men.

The Zolder Cycling Cup is open to anyone who feels like having a blast on the racing bike.