Women Elite history

1. Netherlands Charlotte Kool 2. Netherlands Nienke Veenhoven 3. Italy Elisa Balsamo 4. Ireland Lara Gillespie 5. Italy Chiara Consonni 6. Netherlands Maria Apolonia van 't Geloof 7. Sweden Clara Lundmark 8. France Gladys Verhulst 9. Italy Sara Florin 10. Austria Kathrin Schweinberger

Results 2026

Charlotte Kool proved to be the fastest of the peloton on Churchilllaan. The Dutch rider perfectly completed her team’s work and, after three consecutive second-place finishes, added her name to the honorary list of the Scheldeprijs. Nienke Veenhoven and Elisa Balsamo completed the podium.

Edition 2026
1. Netherlands Charlotte Kool 2. Netherlands Nienke Veenhoven 3. Italy Elisa Balsamo
Edition 2025
1. Italy Elisa Balsamo 2. Netherlands Charlotte Kool 3. Italy Chiara Consonni
Edition 2024
1. Netherlands Lorena Wiebes 2. Netherlands Charlotte Kool 3. Italy Martina Fidanza
Edition 2023
1. Netherlands Lorena Wiebes 2. Netherlands Charlotte Kool 3. Italy Chiara Consonni
Edition 2022
1. Netherlands Lorena Wiebes 2. Italy Chiara Consonni 3. Italy Rachele Barbieri
Edition 2021
1. Netherlands Lorena Wiebes 2. Denmark Emma Cecilie Norsgaard 3. Italy Elisa Balsamo

Record holder

In 2021, the women rode their very first edition of the Scheldeprijs. The fast Lorena Wiebes became the first winner in the history of the sprint classic. In 2021, she was the fastest in the bunch sprint in front of Norsgaard and Balsamo. The following year, it was once again the Dutch sprinter who took first prize. This time she was faster than the Italian riders Consonni and Barbieri. Wiebes completed her hat trick in 2023 by beating her compatriot Charlotte Kool on the Churchilllaan in Schoten. A year later, she completed her four in a row.

Our heroes

Grown up after 114 years

Finally! As the last of six spring classics of Flanders Classics, the Scheldeprijs got its very first women’s edition this season. This women’s race is a valuable addition to the organization. Calendar problems postponed the birth of the female edition to 2021. Because of the organisation of the first Paris-Roubaix for women, the Dutch stage race, Healthy Ageing Tour, was moved to early March, clearing the way for a fully-fledged Scheldeprijs for women. After barely one edition, the ladies are now indispensable and the Scheldeprijs, after 114 years, is all grown up now!