This is a continuing series of (slightly delayed) diary entries by Utah’s Lew Rollins, the reigning national Men’s 60-64 National Champion. He traveled with a group from Utah to contest the UCI Masters World Championships, see the sights, and watch a few UCI World Cup ‘cross races. You can read his first entry here and [...]
This is a continuing series of (slightly delayed) diary entries by Utah’s Lew Rollins, the reigning national mens 60-64 National Champion. You can read his first entry here and his last entry here. Day 4 (1/12) began early as we were on the road by 0630 for a 300 Km round trip to Langemark BE. [...]
The US had over two dozen riders head over to Mol, Belgium to contest the 2008 UCI Masters World Cyclocross Championships this past Saturday, and at the end of the day, the US riders took home a worlds title. Kathy Sarvary of Lunenberg, MA, who rides for GearWorks / (Tom) Stevens Bikes, beat out fellow [...]
Katie Compton got some great coverage in the Colorado Springs Gazette. With the Torino worlds just over a week away, she’s one of the main favorites to take the women’s rainbow jersey, and starting to get some mainstream attention. CXM got a bit of validation too, as our own Andrew Yee was interviewed for the [...]
2008 UCI Cyclocross Masters World Championships is just two days away. Zilvermeer leisure park in Mol, Belgium, plays host to this year’s event, and the US has got a decent crew heading over there to contest the event and battle for rainbow jerseys. Lew Rollins, the 2007 Masters 60-64 National Champion, is over there with [...]
Think ‘cross season in the US is over? While Europe’s season is still heading for a climax with worlds in two weeks and races through much of February, the US scene typically slows down dramatically after nats. But thankfully for die hard ‘cross fans and some promoter heroes, there are a growing number of races [...]
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