KBK 2020 odds

Who wins Kuurne-Bruxelles-Kuurne 2020?

There is no odds at Kuurne-Bruxelles-Kuurne 2020 yet, but we had already found odds at Milan–San Remo 2020.

Who wins Kuurne-Bruxelles-Kuurne 2019?

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Dylan Groenewegen3.403.40
Matteo Trentin9.009.00
Pascal Ackermann12.0012.00
Sonny Colbrelli13.0013.00
Alexey Lutsenko17.0017.00
Oliver Naesen17.0017.00
Yves Lampaert17.0017.00
André Greipel19.0019.00
Jasper Stuyven21.0021.00
Jempy Drucker21.0021.00
Jasper Philipsen23.0023.00
Zdenek Stybar23.0023.00
Niki Terpstra26.0026.00
Bob Jungels29.0029.00
Danny Van Poppel29.0029.00
Nacer Bouhanni29.0029.00
Edvald Boasson Hagen34.0034.00
Ian Stannard34.0034.00
Michael Valgren34.0034.00
Tiesj Benoot34.0034.00
Giacomo Nizzolo41.0041.00
Jens Debusschere41.0041.00
Edward Theuns51.0051.00
Florian Senechal51.0051.00
Magnus Cort51.0051.00
Jürgen Roelandts67.0067.00
Bert Van Lerberghe81.0081.00
Mads Pedersen81.0081.00
Matej Mohoric81.0081.00
Stefan Küng81.0081.00
Jasper De Buyst101.00101.00
Julien Vermote101.00101.00
Lars Boom101.00101.00
Moreno Hofland101.00101.00
Nathan Van Hooydonck101.00101.00
Tom Van Asbroeck101.00101.00
Adrien Petit151.00151.00
Boy Van Poppel151.00151.00
Brian Van Goethem151.00151.00
Clément Venturini151.00151.00
Jonas Van Genechten151.00151.00
Kris Boeckmans151.00151.00
Luke Durbridge151.00151.00
Pim Ligthart151.00151.00
Damien Gaudin201.00201.00
Gijs Van Hoecke201.00201.00
Guillaume Van Keirsbulck201.00201.00
Matti Breschel201.00201.00
Nils Politt201.00201.00
Ramon Sinkeldam201.00201.00
Timo Roosen201.00201.00
Alex Kirsch251.00251.00
Laurens De Vreese251.00251.00
Taco Van Der Hoorn251.00251.00
Iljo Keisse301.00301.00
Lawrence Naesen301.00301.00
Michael Schwarzmann301.00301.00
Mitchell Docker301.00301.00
Stijn Vandenbergh301.00301.00
Zico Waeytens301.00301.00

Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne 2019

The Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne (known as the ‘KBK’) is a one-day professional road cycling race in Belgium. Hosted annually, it features just one day after the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad on the racing calendar, rounding off an exciting opening weekend of professional cycling racing in Belgium - called the Flemish Opening Weekend. This year, the 71st edition of the race will be held on Sunday 3rd March 2019.

The KBK is part of the UCI Europe Tour. With three titles to his name, retired Belgian cyclist Tom Boonen has won the race more than any other rider, with victories in 2007, 2009 and 2014. Since it began, a Belgian rider has won the race 53 times, making Belgium the most successful country at the KBK by far. No rider has ever won the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad and the KBK on the same weekend.

The current champion is Dylan Groenewegen (Team Team Jumbo-Visma), who sprinted to victory ahead of Arnaud Démare (Team Groupama - FDJ) and Sonny Colbrelli (Bahrain Merida Pro Cycling Team) last year.

The KBK 2019 race

The one-day race features the iconic start on the hippodrome of Kuurne, in the southern region of West Flanders. The route takes the peloton towards the direction of Brussels and then the rolling hills of the Flemish Ardennes. The race normally finishes in Kuurne, totally around 200 km.

While the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad is traditionally more hilly, the KBK features a long, fast and flat finish. That’s why the sprinters will be lining up to battle it out for the 2019 title. Through the Ardennes, the teams will be looking to help their sprinters stay in contention and get a good position in the pack - unless there is a breakaway, which will result in the pack trying to close the gap to ensure a sprint finish.

The end of the KBK is usually a frantic finish!