October 2026

[Zappes Raiders]

The only difference: for the stages in Ede, Sittard, the VAM-berg, and Arnhem, the men simply ride a few extra local laps at the end of the race. The roads and the route itself are 100% identical. I’ll look into how to add the laps this weekend. Riding shorter versions probably isn't an option for most of you.

You can simply add more laps of a circuit in the editor...

[Robyklebt]

Also the male edition is there on "la flamme rouge"

[Hoefs Cycling Team]

Tnx guys i will figuring it out.
This weekend i have some time.

[Hoefs Cycling Team]

I think i am not able to design The Netherlands Tour.
I found the women gpx, but it is totally flat and Limburg isnt flat.
Flamme rouge dont send me mail te register.
Can somebody else do it?

[Hoefs Cycling Team]

Otherwise i will design them by myself tomorrow.
But the chance of a fault is Higher then and it cost a lot more time.

[Hoefs Cycling Team]

Tomorrow morning Ronde van Nederland (RvN) will be designed

[Hoefs Cycling Team]

My design (RvN) is ready (cost more time then thought).
The official route details haven't been released, and sources are conflicting. I’ve done the best I could with the information available. There are two intermediate sprints in the first two stages, and one in each of the final three stages. As far as I can tell, there is no mountains classification. I’ve assigned a 4% gradient to the Limburg hills and 5% to the Col du VAM (I heavily weighted the 150-meter cobblestone section, which includes a stretch peaking at 16%) The Arnhem hills are set at 3%. In my opinion, this provides the most realistic representation. Let the discussion begin

[Alkworld]

My design (RvN) is ready (cost more time then thought).
The official route details haven't been released, and sources are conflicting. I’ve done the best I could with the information available. There are two intermediate sprints in the first two stages, and one in each of the final three stages. As far as I can tell, there is no mountains classification. I’ve assigned a 4% gradient to the Limburg hills and 5% to the Col du VAM (I heavily weighted the 150-meter cobblestone section, which includes a stretch peaking at 16%) The Arnhem hills are set at 3%. In my opinion, this provides the most realistic representation. Let the discussion begin

Thanks for that. Nothing on the profiles, but the race types (not sure if that's done by you or the calendar guy): The TTs (looks like two of them) still need to be changed to TTs, currently they are regular races.

[Hoefs Cycling Team]

Tnx! Haste makes waste – now it’s (almost) right.