The Renewi Tour returns for a 20th edition, taking place August 20-24 across the Benelux region that includes Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg. The stage race started in 2005 as the Tour of Benelux, and over the following years, was rebranded as Eneco Tour and BinckBank Tour. After cancellation in 2022, the stage race returned in 2023 as Renewi Tour.
USA's Bobby Julich was the first champion in 2005, while Belgian Tim Wellens has won the overall title the most, going back-to-back in 2014-2015 and then again in 2023-2024.
From 2008 to 2010, the race was lengthened to eight days of racing, while in other years the event was consistently five or seven days. Since 2023, the Renewi Tour has featured five days of challenging courses.
Renewi Tour 2025 route
The five-day route for the 2025 Renewi Tour will begin in the Dutch province of Zeeland and conclude with four days across Belgium, taking in 911.3km of racing. All five days will feature road stages, as the individual time trial from the last two editions will not return, adding more than 160km to the total distance across the week.
The opening stage is a flat contest from Terneuzen to Breskens for 182.7km. Stage 2 moves to Belgium, with 169.4km in West Flanders, starting in Blankenberge and finishing in Ardooie. Friday's stage 3 is 178.2km from Aalter in East Flanders, where the peloton will face climbs in the Flemish Ardennes - Taaienberg, Bosberg and Muur van Geraardsbergen - before the finish on the Vesten at Geraardsbergen.
The longest course comes on stage 4, with a flat 196km from Riemst to Bilzen, taking in challenging territory across Limburg. The race concludes Sunday in Leuven, the capital of Flemish Brabant, confirmed as the start and finish for the Renewi Tour's final stage through 2028.
