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Brussels Sports
- The biggest sporting event in the city is the annual athletics event, Memorial Van Damme held at Marathonlaan. This event is held in memory of Ivo van Damme, a highly successful Belgian sprinter, who won a silver medal at the Montreal Olympics, who tragically died in a car crash in 1976. This is one of the top track and field events in the world, and although the event is part of the IAAF Golden League, the Memorial Van Damme is seen as much more than just a competition. Rather, the event is used as a celebration of all competitors, and features live music (past artists have included Gloria Gaynor), and a breathtaking closing fireworks display.
The local Brussels football team is RSC Anderlecht, and is also one of the best teams in the Belgian Championship. The Belgian national team, the “Diables Rouges/Rode Duivels”, also sometimes play their games in the capital, and you may be able to catch a game at the Stade Roi Baudouin (King Baudouin Stadium). This stadium was built to celebrate the country’s centenary, and can hold over 50 000 supporters.
Brussels also has many wonderful outdoor running locations, such as the Bois de la Cambre, which is closed to traffic every Sunday, and the huge Fôret de Soignes, in the southern area of Brussels. The major running event in the city is the 20km of Brussels, which takes place every May. This race starts and ends at the beautiful Parc du Cinquantenaire, and takes a route through various parts of the picturesque city. The event attracts a huge crowd of runners every year, ranging from young to old, as well as a mass of supporters who line the streets.
There are also numerous opportunities to cycle in Brussels, with cycling tours of the city, a popular choice. Provelo is one of these companies, and offers guided tours of the city according to various themes. These range from Art Nouveau, Comic strips and cafes, castles and abbeys, to city and gardens. Alternatively you can rent a bike from the company’s offices all year-round on rue de Londres.
Rollerblading is another highly popular sport in the capital, and every Friday night June to September, a Roller Parade of about 20 km is staged in the city. The event begins at 7pm from Place Poelaert, in front of the Palace of Justice, and ends at 11pm, with all streets closed to traffic during the parade. Streets are closed to traffic along the way. You can rent all the equipment you will need from Twin, located at 414b, Chaussee d’Alsemberg. For an initiation in the sport, every Saturday and Sunday afternoon in the summer, lessons are held at the “Roller School” in the Bois de la Cambre.
From mid July to mid August, an artificial beach is built at the Bruxelles-les-Bains on Place Sainctelette - Quai des Péniches. This is not just an urban beach, but a complete seaside resort in the heart of the city. Entrance is free and various beach-based sports are offered on specific days, including beach volley, beach football, petanque, and American Football.
