The Classics are decided on a climb you can see from the roof
Tell us the race and the size of your group. We will come back with placement, availability and pricing as soon as 2027 is confirmed.
2027 pricing is being confirmed
The Ardennes and the Limburg Classics are races of repetition. The bunch comes past the same points again and again, thinner every time, until there is nobody left to drop.
That is the best possible race to watch from a fixed position, provided the position is the right one and you are above the crowd rather than in it.
This is a two storey Tudor Pro Cycling unit parked on the course, privatised for your group, with a rooftop, a big screen and a former professional calling it as it happens.
Up to 50 guests, hired for the day.
A private two storey unit parked on the race course, not a marquee in a field
Placed on the part of the race that decides it, chosen with the team
Someone who has raced it telling you what is about to happen, before it happens
The broadcast inside, the race itself outside the door
Served continuously. Catering and custom branding on request
Above the crowd, above the barriers, with the road underneath you
The whole unit is yours for the day. No shared hospitality, no strangers
Team issue, for everyone in the group
Timings follow the race. The team sets the day.
The unit is already set up on the course. Coffee, the screen on, the road quiet for now.
A former professional walks you through what is coming and where it gets decided. This is the part that changes how you watch the rest of it.
Race on the screen inside, the road outside. Refreshments through the whole thing. Rooftop when you want the view.
Everyone goes out. This is the reason the truck is parked where it is parked.
The unit stays yours. Most groups sit up top and watch the rest of it come through.
The unit takes up to 50 guests and is hired for the day, so the group size drives everything.
Where the truck sits on the course is agreed with the team, and it matters more than anything else.
Both are available on request. Corporate groups usually take both.
Arrive, and the day is handled.
