The Brussels Grand Prix is back for a new edition, the eleventh already!  This year, the organisers wanted to change the model. Organized on a Friday evening on August 23rd. The date was chosen according to the international calendar and more precisely, the World Championships to be held in Doha – from September 27 to October 6. The conquest of the WC standards will therefore be in the sights of the many athletes present. Not forgetting the other Belgians who, one week before the national championships, will be fine-tuning the final adjustments. The King Baudouin Stadium remains a landmark, a reference point for top level performances. Like last year, the meeting also offers a busy programme for the disabled athletes. The

The Brussels Grand Prix is an international athletics meeting that exists since 2008. The objective is to offer as many athletes as possible the opportunity to achieve a great performance on the mythical track of the King Baudouin Stadium. The organisation does everything possible to offer optimal conditions to achieve records and/or minimums for the international championships. More than 700 athletes came to the ultra-fast track of the Roi Baudouin stadium in 2017. Every year, the meeting moves up in the world all-athletics ranking (anchored in the top 100 since 2015). The vocation of the Brussels Grand Prix is also to stimulate the Brussels athletes by offering them an international competition. In addition, events for the disabled, for young people

Brussels Grand Prix at high speed! For the 8th edition the Brussels Grand Prix has reached a new milestone. Favourable weather, a fast track and above all an optimal date made it possible to have the best edition in the history of the Brussels Grand Prix. The meeting was launched particularly well with a Belgian record. Jolien Boumkwo has indeed dethroned her coach Blondeel with 17m09 at the top of the national hierarchy. Even better, with this achievement she qualifies for the European Championships in Amsterdam. On the 400m hurdles the Uruguayan Deborah Rodriguez was the fastest in front of European Junior Champion Nenah De Coninck who took the scalp of the Olympic Axelle Dauwens. 8 men went under 51 seconds

Brussels Grand Prix in international company.   2015 was a grand-cru ! Even the big “drache nationale”, did not manage to cool down the zeal of the athletes and organizers to offer a quality show all day long. The Brussels Grand Prix is now in the top 100 in the world ! This is a clear progress compared to previous editions. The collaboration between Maspoe (IFAM) and Brussels Athletics has borne fruit. Kevin and Dylan Borlée were back from a training camp in Valbonne. Kevin won the 400m in 45.62 while his younger brother ran 46.30. The good surprise came from the B heat with the five-star performance of David Pecceu in 46.21. His training partner Laetitia Libert had the

Plenty of great performances in the Brussels Grand Prix. The Brussels Grand Prix was ready for an improbable performance with an impressive starting list, probably the best since its inception in 2008.  Many international stars and national locomotives were present. Unfortunately, the rain was also present and king soccer also put a stick in the wheels. Starting with the magical trio Borlée at 400m. Kevin won this fraternal fight in 45.99, in front of Jonathan 46.31 and especially Dylan 46.44, who came close to the European standard. The 400 meter hurdles opened the international program with a first class performance by Stef Van haeren who qualified for Zurich with an impressive 50.05. The tone was set. Also top times on