Men's and women's elite competitions headline the one-day event's programme at the Circuit Zolder venue.

Also due to take place are men's junior and men's under-23 competitions.

Belgium's Toon Aerts leads the overall UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup standings for elite men.

Aerts has 400 points, giving him an advantage of 52 points over nearest challenger and compatriot Eli Iserbyt.

Belgium's Michael Vanthourenhout is third with 332 points.

The elite women's World Cup standings are led by Czech Republic's Kateřina Nash with 323 points.

The Netherlands' Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado is 33 points behind in second, while fellow countrywoman Annemarie Worst is a further 10 back in third.