Six days turn Zevenbergen into cycling

Morning riders leave from Molenstraat; by Sunday the same roughly 1.35 km street circuit becomes a timed and points arena for professionals, with spectators switching viewpoints along the harbour. The programme arranges recreational riding, children’s first races and professional competition as one progression rather than a single road closure. Best for families who want children to watch and try, and riders wanting a free professional race on Sunday. From 4–9 August, Wielerweek Moerdijk builds from 25, 40 and 60 km rides to kids races, the Dutch WattBike championship and Sunday’s professional omnium, with the main races free. Its strongest arc is chronological: let children understand how one lap works, then return on Sunday to see professionals compress the same streets into speed and tactics.

The four-day rides start 09:00–11:00; children race in groups from 14:00 on 8 August and Sunday racing begins at 09:30, so choose participation or spectating first.

• Ride distances are 25, 40 or 60 km.
• Kids races are grouped by primary-school year.
• The professional omnium starts 9 August at 14:00.
• The circuit passes Markt, Kerkstraat and the harbour.

Watch one lap before choosing a position: the harbour suits cornering views, while Molenstraat is better for the finish.