Every year, the Andler-Schönberg Hill Climb in Belgium offers an incredible challenge, both for riders to attempt and for thousands of spectators to enjoy. It’s also called “the Impossible Hill Climb,” mainly because is almost completely impossible to get all the way to the top without falling back down.
The rules are deceptively simple. Fastest times don’t matter at all here. What matters is a rider’s ability to get their machine from the start up to the top of the hill. Failing that—which most riders do—the winner is determined by who can get their bike the highest up the hill before falling back down.
