Next week Theo Bos will be back in competition. Four weeks after his crash in the Abu Dhabi Tour, the 32-year-old sprinter will be at the start of the International Belgian Open in Ghent in Belgium, according to the Belgian Cycling Federation.

The international track event will take place on Saturday, November 14 and Sunday, November 15 in the Flemish Cycling Centre Eddy Merckx. Alongside Jenning Huizinga, Roy Pieters, Joost van der Burg and Melvin van Zijl, os will line up in the individual pursuit.

On Sunday, November 15, Bos will be in Alkmaar for the national championships in the team pursuit and team sprint. He will be reunited with Teun Mulder and Tim Veldt.

Since 2009 multiple world champion Theo Bos has been focusing on the road and only occasionally been riding on the track. He last rode at the Abu Dhabi Tour where he was involved in a big crash on October. He suffered deep wounds.  After a visit to the hospital, he needed help from the local people to get back to the hotel of his team.

For Bos, it was for the end of his first season at the South African MTN-Qhubeka team. Partly because of injuries, he failed to win, describing the season as a disappointment. “From a sporting point of view, it was a bad season but I wouldn’t have missed this year. I have some great memories,” he tweeted month. In 2016, Bos will stay in the South African team which will be known as Dimension Data.