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Let's give this a try . Designed a short hilly stage based on my Mösel ride earlier this year.100km around the Mösel river:

Nice, good job: seems like a real classic to me.
In Augustus calendar?

A hard race in the South of Greece with a trip to the Kellaria ski resort (21km, 6,5%) to finish it off:

Falcor CC wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 31, 2025 10:01 am

A hard race in the South of Greece with a trip to the Kellaria ski resort (21km, 6,5%) to finish it off:

If you add one mor city name between Villani and Kellaria (just a space anywhere works too) Kellsri will be on the Top row and hopefully not hit the mountain.

Also set Kellsria 1 or 2 km earlier so the name isnt cut.

Thanks for the tips! Will edit it, still learning

A trip starting in the South of Heist-op-den-Berg, my hometown, going through the Hageland with some notable climbs such as the Chartreuzenberg (Nys family training route), Kratenberg (a 300m cobbled wall), the "Poggio" from Diest and the Citadel from Diest (known for being the finish in Dwars door het Hageland). After around 100km through the Hageland, the finish takes us towards Overijse, where in the last 10km we climb the Spitsberg (mostly gravel climb), the Smeysberg (a 600m wall known from the WC in Leuven) and then taking us to the final climb: Moskesstraat, a cobbled wall (also in the Leuven WC route and frequently climbed in the Brabantse Pijl) where the last 100m is monstrous with an average of over 14,5% with a peak of 17%, still on cobbles, 50m before the finish line.

@Falcor CC you could maybe use the img tool (with the links of the profiles) to show us the profile. So when you edit it, the image here in the forum also gets updated

187km in the parking of Belgium!

Don't you dare call us parking. You are the parking. Btw where is Koksijde? . Time to ride the most boring of all races

Koksijde not relevant enough...

In the fun part of Flanders, finish on the popular Chartreuseberg

More relevant than the town you are from

In Flanders classics territory. Start in Ypres, then through the Flemish fields for a lap around the cycling Mekka, Oudenaarde.