Scheldeprijs Women 2025

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Scheldeprijs Women overview
DateApril 9, 2025
Start locationSchoten, Belgium
Finish locationSchoten, Belgium
Distance130.3 km
CategoryUCI 1.1
Previous editionScheldeprijs Women 2024

SCHOTEN BELGIUM APRIL 03 LR Charlotte Kool of The Netherlands and Team DsmFirmenich PostNl on second place race winner Lorena Wiebes of The Netherlands and Team SD WorxProtime and Martina Fidanza of Italy and Team CeratizitWNT Pro Cycling on third place celebrate on the podium ceremony after the 112th Scheldeprijs 2024 Womens Elite a 1305km one day race from Schoten to Schoten on April 03 2024 in Schoten Belgium Photo by Marc Van HeckeGetty Images

Lorena Wiebes (SD Worx) on the podium with Charlotte Kool and Martina Fidanza (Image credit: Getty Images)

The Women's Scheldeprijs is a relatively new addition to the calendar, having had its first edition in 2021. The race is the lowest ranked of the Spring Classics on the UCI calendar at the 1.1 level, but the flat course is well suited to sprinters and attracts a strong field.

Lorena Wiebes (SD Worx-Protime) has won all four editions, firmly establishing herself as the top sprinter of the women's peloton.

Wiebes heads into the 2025 race as the overwhelming favourite again, having won seven races this season to bring her career tally up to 100 victories.

Scheldeprijs Women route

The women's Scheldeprijs route starts and finishes in Schoten, first taking a northern loop toward Braken and then heading back via Hoogstraten. The peloton then tackle the same finishing circuits as the men, a 16.9 kilometre loop that includes a stretch of cobbles and a gently rising approach to the finish line.

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