20 km de Chimay

The 20 km de Chimay is a running event held in Chimay, Belgium, named for its main 20 km race. It originated from the former Jogging de la Principauté de Chimay and also provides 14.8 km and 6.7 km races, allowing participants to select a distance akin to a long road race or a shorter local run. The race is included in the Challenge Delhalle and the Challenge de la Convivialité, reflecting its community focus. A recent edition saw nearly 1,100 participants, nearing the event's record. One aid station passes the Café des Touristes, where runners may opt to consume a péket. Local runner Elian Groenne won the men's event, and Kristel Geeroms won the women's event.