It was anticipated that one Belgian record would get broken at the 42nd edition of the KBC Nacht in Heusden-Zolder. In the end, two BRs were bettered during a mad evening of athletics with the hoped for record set by Elise Vanderelst and Cynthia Bolingo improving the BR for the track lap.
Elise Vanderelst will attempt to break the Belgian 1000 metres record at the 42nd edition of the KBC Nacht in Heusden-Zolder on Saturday 3rd July. This is a legendary record – the oldest Belgian record in women’s athletics – which has been held by Anne-Marie Van Nuffel since 1979.
The 42nd edition of the KBC Nacht will take place in the De Veen Stadium in Heusden-Zolder on Saturday 3 July 2021.
Cynthia Bolingo improved her own Belgian Record in the 300m at the KBC Nacht in Heusden-Zolder. Bolingo is the first Belgian ever to dip under 37 seconds on an outdoor track. Rani Rosius raced to victory in the 100m on her home track. Australian Nicola McDermott created a high point – literally – by going over 1m96 in the high jump.
The 41st edition of the KBC Nacht will take place in Heusden-Zolder on Sunday. Cynthia Bolingo will be chasing a new Belgian record in the 300 metres in the De Veen stadium, whilst Ismael Debjani is facing his big debut in the 5000 metres. In the 100 metres event, we are looking forward to the talented sprinter from Limburg, Rani Rosius, who is running on her home territory.
We would like to draw your attention to the following measures in place for the KBC Nacht. It is important that you as an athlete register your assistant/coach BEFOREHAND via the link in your confirmation email. We are counting on your cooperation and common sense to help us make this a successful edition.
Good news for everybody who loves Belgian athletics: there will be a new edition of the KBC Nacht this year! The second biggest athletics meet of the country will welcome Belgium?s best athletes and some serious international contenders on Sunday 6th September. Unfortunately, spectators will not be allowed to attend the De Veen stadium in Heusden-Zolder due to the current corona pandemic.
