Male Team 01 Mar Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne
Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne 
201 Kilometers
Participants list
- Lluís Mas
- Edu Prades
- Jürgen Roelandts
- Johan Jacobs
- Juri Hollmann
- Matteo Jorgenson
- Gabriel Cullaigh
TV
Eurosport 2 will be offering a quite more restricted coverage from KBK than in the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad, starting their broadcast a 3.15pm. Sporza will be showing the same length as on Saturday, kicking off its coverage at 1.30pm CET.
Score
Carlos Barbero, a former Blue member now part of the NTT team, was the top Movistar Team performer at the Spanish squad's debut in the race in 2019: 10th.
Route
Kuurne (201km)
01 March
Analysis
Quite a few important changes in an otherwise nearly intact spirit for the Kuurne-Brussel-Kuurne, the second round of the Belgian spring classics campaign, which the Movistar Team will be back at following their debut in the event in 2019.
Up to 11 climbs will be part of the 201km course, where the sprinters will still stand most of the winning chances, yet with the ambition by the top guns still offering room for a race as exciting as the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad was just one day prior.
The main changes are the inclusion of the Oude Kwaremont, less than 60km from the end, which could make for real, significant splits in the bunch, and the Kluisberg, the last ascent, fifty kilometers before the finish, ending a 40km loop with up to seven ascents. From there, the routes will be easier and allow the sprinters’ teams for better organisation heading into the final circuit (15km) in Kuurne.
– The women’s Movistar Team will also be competing in Belgium on Sunday, yet in a different event: the Omloop van het Hageland.