Rozanne Slik from the village Bergen near the Dutch coastline will join the KMC mountainbiketeam in 2020. Slik was riding on the road for Sunweb, FDJ and Tibco in the past years. The mountainbike sport is not new for her … Continue reading →

The KMC team was at full strength at the startline for Drenthe 200 in Roden today with Roel Verhoeven, Gerben Mos, Tim Smeenge and Ramses Bekkenk. All men were part of the first leading group which deminished as the kilometers … Continue reading →

Last year he took the victory in the Duin tot Duin race in Julianadorp but that was for Bram Rood. Ivar Slik and Rick van Breda were just a bit too strong but Rood showed they have to take him … Continue reading →

No beach like tarmac during the beachrace in Petten and where last weeks big echelons rode over the beach everybody was out on his own today. Circumstances Bekkenk likes as it can’t be tough enough for him and race tactics … Continue reading →

Ramses Bekkenk will enter into adventure in South Africa by riding ‘The Munga’ again. The race with mainly headwind over 1070 kilometers from Bloemfontein to Wellington has to be ridden within five days. All participants racing have to decide upon … Continue reading →

Unfortunately he missed his beloved race from Hoek van Holland to Den Helder over 130 kilometers on the beach last week due to illness but Bekkenk showed he recovered well from that illness today. With a strong headwind from the … Continue reading →

With the Derp beachrace in Egmond the beachrace season has started yesterday. Ramses Bekkenk showed his good shape in his ‘homerace’ as his employer Beach Bastards Shop is located near the beach in Egmond. In the end of the race … Continue reading →

Roel Verhoeven had just left Lars Boom, Joris Massaer and Thom Bonder behind in the battle for the second place behind later winner Hans Becking at the National Championships mountainbike marathon when he missed a corner in a descend. Lars … Continue reading →

In the pre last stage with finish on top of the Swartberg Gerben Mos and Tim Smeenge lost their leading position in the Cape Pioneer Trek. For al long time it looked they were going to keep the lead but … Continue reading →

Their lead has diminished to several seconds but Gerben Mos and Tim Smeenge are still the leading duo in Cape Pioneer Trek after the fifth day. In the thirth day from Mosselbay to George they lost almost one minute on … Continue reading →