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Nokere Koerse is a Belgian one-day road cycling race first held in 1944. It is contested around Nokere in East Flanders and finishes on Nokereberg, a short cobbled climb associated with the race. The men's event forms part of the UCI ProSeries, placing it in the second tier of the international men's road calendar. The course includes climbs, narrow roads, and cobbled sections typical of one-day racing in Flanders.
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When was Nokere Koerse first held?
Nokere Koerse was first held in 1944. It is a Belgian one-day road cycling race held around Nokere in East Flanders.
Where does Nokere Koerse finish?
The race finishes on Nokereberg, a short cobbled climb associated with the event. That uphill finish is one of its defining features.
What level of race is the men's Nokere Koerse?
The men's event is part of the UCI ProSeries. That places it in the second tier of international men's road racing below the UCI WorldTour.
Is Nokere Koerse a stage race?
No. Nokere Koerse is a one-day race, so the winner is decided from a single day's route rather than a multi-stage classification.
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