Discover the route of the Brabançonne 2025 arrow (of Brabante Pijl), Friday April 18. From Beersel to the emblematic ascents of Overijse, passing through the key sectors such as the Hertstraat and the Moskessraat, zoom in on the 162 kilometers and the 21 difficulties that await runners. Analysis of the layout and focus on the decisive final circuit.
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Brabançonne 2025 arrow route: a carrier carrier
The Brabançonne arrow 2025 (UCI 1.Pro) will start from Beersel for a demanding route of 162.5 kilometers. With 21 ribs on the program, this Belgian classic promises an explosive final around Overijse. This 2025 edition will designate the successor of French Benoît Cosnefroy (Decathlon Ag2r La Mondiale), winner in 2024.
The departure will be given at 1:30 p.m. from the provincial domain of Huizingen, a green executive located in Beersel. The peloton will first take the direction of Lennik, before returning briefly to the starting point, then spin towards the Walloon Brabant via the Hulpe. Among the first difficulties: the bruineput coast, to climb twice.
Then head on Overijse, epicenter of the final. The runners will face three laps with a local circuit of 21.9 km, punctuated by paved sectors and nerve climbs. The Hertstraat (300 m at 6.5 %) and Moskestraat (500 m at 7.1 %), paved and decisive, will be among the key passages. The Holstheide (800 m at 5.6 %), the Hagaard (900 m at 5.4 %) and the final S-Bocht (1.5 km to 3.6 %) will be to tire the legs.
The arrival is scheduled around 5 p.m. on the Chaussée de Brussels in Overijse, after a sequence of ribs which should favor the most explosive somerships.
The profile of the Brabançonne arrow 2025
The detailed card of Brabante Pijl (65th edition)
The last 10 winners of La Flèche Brabançonne (2015-2024): an overview
The Flèche Brabançonne (De Brabantse Pijl) is a classic Ardennaise prized by the Putanchers, disputed each year in Belgium. Between steep coasts and explosive sprints, this race has crowned daring runners over the past ten years. Back on Last 10 winnersof Benoît Cosnefroy (2024) has Ben Hermans (2015).
2024 – Cosnefroy Benoît – Teuns Dylan – Wellens Tim
2023 – GODON Dorian – HEALY Ben – COSNEFROY Benoît
2022 – SHEFFIELD Magnus – COSNEFROY Benoît – BARGUIL Warren
2021 – Pidcock Thomas – Van Aert Wout – Trentin Matteo
2020 – Alaphilippe Julian – Van der Poel Mathieu – Cosnefroy Benoît
2019 – Van der Poel Mathieu – Alaphilippe Julian – Wellens Tim
2018 – Wellens Tim – Colbrelli Sonny – Benoot Tiesj
2017 – Colbrelli Sonny – Vakoč Petr – Benoot Tiesj
2016 – Vako-Petr – Gasparotto Enrico – Gallopin Tony
2015 – HERMANS Ben – MATTHEWS Michael – GILBERT Philippe
2024: Benoît Cosnefroy (Decathlon Ag2r La Mondiale) – The triumph of the French puncher
In 2024, Benoît Cosnefroy wins the race after an attack on the Moskesstraat coast. The French, regular on the Ardennes classics, finally adds its name to the charts.
2023: Dorian Godon (AG2R Citroën) – Intrepid French
Dorian godon is essential after a daring escape in the last kilometers. A collective victory perfectly executed by the AG2R team.
2022: Magnus Sheffield (ineos grenadiers) – American surprise
At only 20 years old, Magnus Sheffield Create the feeling by beating Ben Healy to the sprint. An unexpected victory that confirms the emergence of a new talent.
2021: Tom Pidcock (ineos grenadiers) – British revelation
The young Tom Pidcock Sign here one of his first big road victories. It distance Wout van Aert In a tactical final, proving its immense potential.
2020: Julian Alaphilippe (Deceuninck-Quick Step)-The revenge of the world champion
After a second place in 2019, Julian Alaphilippe Takes his revenge in 2020. The Frenchman attacks in the last kilometer and won solo, confirming his status as a king of hilly races.
2019: Mathieu van der Poel (Corendon-Circus)-The rising star
First participation, first victory! Mathieu van der Poel stands in front of Julian Alaphilippe In an explosive final. This success marks the start of its domination over the classics.
2018: Tim Wellens (Lotto Soudal) – The Ardennes specialist
Tim Wellensalready winner in 2014, recurrence in 2018 after an attack in the penultimate coast. The Belgian confirms his love for this race, which he masters perfectly.
2017: Sonny Colbrelli (Bahrain-Merida)-The mastered sprint
The Italian Punker-Sprinter Sonny Colbrelli Sign here one of his most beautiful victories. After a nervous end, he is ahead of Bryan Coquard et Michael Matthews to the sprint.
2016: Petr Vakoč (Etixx-Quick Step)-Czech talent
The following year, Petr Vakoč wins the sprint race ahead Enrico Gasparotto. The Czech, then in full progression, confirms its status as a future leader in the classics.
2015: Ben Hermans (BMC Racing Team) – Belgian surprise
In 2015, Ben Hermans stands solo after an attack in the final. The Belgian, then teammate of Philippe Gilbert, takes advantage of a moment of floating to escape and resist the return of the peloton. A tactical victory that marks its peak.
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