Antwerp Port Arrow 2015 - Cycling criterion

Given that the Antwerp Port Arrow is celebrating its silver jubilee in 2015, we would like to  looking back at the previous editions.  The basis of the current competition was already laid in the year 1985 when the supporters club  van Glenn Huybrechts organized a cycling race for newcomers in honor of his rider  in Schoten (Verbertstraat) under the name Grand Prix Glenn Huybrechts.  

A few years later, in 1989 at  to be, some hit  board members of the  above-mentioned supporters club and  from Royal Antwerp Bicycle Club  join hands for the  setting up a competition for  enthusiasts/amateurs (now elite and  promises without contract). This  mainly due to the lack of  international interclub competitions  for enthusiasts in the province  Antwerp. No ordinary  local competition'for the  church tower\\\' but a match with  a large circuit through the Antwerp Kempen. They pulled up to Hoogstraten and then past  Powderlee, Vorselaar, Zandhoven and Halle return to Schoten to participate in the final  contest with three local rounds (165 km).

To achieve this, non-profit organization Het Klein Verzet was founded. Due to the death of Louis Schollaert, founder treasurer of vzw Het Klein Verzet, three weeks before the match, the challenge cup, awarded to the best club, was named after him.