molly
by Pete Webber Allen Krughoff of Boulder, Colorado, is one of the “Working Men” of pro cyclocross who’s racked up a solid string of results this season. In addition to stomping stacked fields in Colorado, he finished fifth at the CXLA UCI weekend and has been knocking on the top 10 door at the USGPs. [...]
Massachusetts born-and-raised racer Jeremy Durrin has had a “wicked fast” season in the US in the past few months … a season so successful that he then set his sights on testing his racing mettle in Europe for the remainder of the season. Through some serious fundraising efforts (including a sausage stand at Cycle-Smart International), [...]
Amy Dykema shared a few of her favorite shots from the Elite Women’s on Day Three of Jingle Cross Rock.
KINGSPORT, TENNESSEE — While New Englanders celebrated the goofier side of cyclocross in the knock-down-drag-out escapade that is Ice Weasels, the East Coast was not without a UCI race for the weekend. The Kingsport Cyclocross Cup in Tennessee hosted their UCI race, and while the fields weren’t deep (only seven women raced the Elite Women’s [...]
by Molly Hurford The morning before I coaxed Jeremy Powers into making me coffee and answering a few of my questions about his season, I heard him working on an interview for another news outlet while pacing in the backyard. Jealous? A little. But when I saw the outcome: the NBC Sports article on the [...]
by Molly Hurford We caught up with Ryan Trebon for a quick interview while he recovers from his leg injury sustained at the USGP in Louisville a few weeks ago. We recently checked out a power file from an earlier USGP, and if you haven’t seen it already, it’s pretty impressive. With his one-man team [...]
Taking heckling to the next level. CINCINNATI, OHIO — Behold an amazing technological revolution for cyclocross: the digital Ghoul by Primax Studio. Unveiled at Cincinnati’s Kings CX Zipp OVCX Tour cyclocross race on December 4, the Ghoul is a cloud-based digital heckling machine that seamlessly integrates digital technology with innate human psychological architecture to create a [...]
J.D. Kimple trains for and races with a purpose: to support Wounded Warrior Project and to commemorate his son. by J.D. Kimple My son Jovid and I are in our second year of racing cyclocross to raise money as proud supports of Wounded Warrior Project. Some may recall the article on cxmagazine.com from last year, [...]
“Active Aging for Baby Boomers” features a cyclocross racer (and cyclocross race), including some sweet helmet cam coverage. Check it out! (There are even some tips for older racers and “weekend warriors” who want to get started in the sport.)
CINCINATTI, OHIO — Kentucky’s Rob Kendall is the new Elite Men’s Champion of the Zipp OVCX Cyclocross Tour presented by Papa John’s while Andy Messer’s late season charge and final race victory has netted him the Elite Masters 35+ crown. Mitch Kersting bested a 46 rider Elite field at Saturday’s Kings CX in Cincinnati to [...]
Jeremy returns to the US Gran Prix of Cyclocross’ third weekend, the Derby City Cup, in episode 10 of Behind THE Barriers! After tracking down his phone— which we learn has a tendency to run away from time to time — it’s off to the venue to meet up and shoot the breeze with some [...]
by Molly Hurford Cyclocross season is nearly over in the US, though in Europe, there are still quite a few races to be won. But for the average cyclocrosser in the US, the season is at its end, with merely a month to go before Nationals and Masters Worlds. As someone who has, in the [...]
by Kenton Berg and Evan Schmitt ARLINGTON, WASHINGTON — A frigid and frosty morning had the early day racers covering ears, toes and even donning lobster mitts as the Washington State Cyclocross Championships went down on the airport grounds in Arlington. Locals Chad and Kristi Berg of CycleU-PopCap Racing designed a course that was flat, [...]
Last time we caught up with Craig, he was changing his season’s plan and refocusing on his new goals. Now, Craig is in Europe for the rest of the season, armed with a winning attitude and a mustache for Movember. (For those not in the know, in November, many of the men in the cycling [...]
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA — Kris Auer and Andy Taus, seasoned UCI promoters, have conceived of two new races that are destined to become part of MAC Series lore and mark the finale of the 2011 MAC Series: Geler Votre Cul Cyclocross and Limestone ’Cross at the Kiln. Heading into the final two races, Andrew “Bad Andy” Wulfkuhle [...]
by Dave Sheek LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA — Today at Los Angeles Cyclocross, Tim Johnson (Cannondale-CyclocrossWorld) was unable to repeat Saturday’s performance of holding off Ben Berden (Ops Ale–Stoemper), who took the win. The podium was rounded out by Chris Jones (Rapha-Focus). In the women’s race, Meredith Miller doubled up for the weekend, followed by Sue [...]
From the creators of Behind THE Barriers: They say imitation is the sincerest form of flattery. At least we hope so … Behind THE Barriers is excited to announce our first ever contest! We’ve gotten a lot of great suggestions on how to improve Behind THE Barriers this season, but rather than collect a list [...]
by Bart Hazen Christophe Pfingsten (CT De Rijke) and Marianne Vos (Nederland Bloeit) soloed to their respective wins in International Rad-Cross in Frankfurt, Germany. In the men’s race, Pfingsten dominated from start to finish to win with more than a 20 seconds lead over his compatriot Sascha Weber. Tsjech David Kasek completed the podium, followed [...]
by Molly Hurford WARWICK, RHODE ISLAND — For Luke Keough (Keough Cyclocross), Justin Lindine (Joe’s Garage-BikeReg.com), and the third place rider in the Shimano Series’, Dylan McNicholas (Cannondale-CyclocrossWorld), NBX in Warwick, Rhode Island, was to be a clash of the cyclocross titans of New England. On the line? The $5,000 prize money awarded to the [...]
by Molly Hurford and Jeff Bramhall WARWICK, RHODE ISLAND — Unlike the past two years at Warwick, where it seemed like no matter what the weather was the day before, winter would settle in full force for the weekend, racers were greeted instead with sunny skies and mild temperatures. The racing, however, was far from [...]
IN THE COWBELL FORUMS:
Loading ...