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by Jesse Pisel This report is an entry into the Cyclocross Magazine Community Contributor Contest, sponsored by KHS Bicycles. You can win a $1800 payday for showcasing your local race while helping Cyclocross Magazine highlight cyclocross racing across the country. Submit your own video or race report for your chance to win a CX300 KHS cyclocross bike! [...]
by R Alan Kuehn This report is an entry into the Cyclocross Magazine Community Contributor Contest, sponsored by KHS Bicycles. You can win a $1800 payday for showcasing your local race while helping Cyclocross Magazine highlight cyclocross racing across the country. Submit your own video or race report for your chance to win a CX300 KHS cyclocross [...]
By Robert Annis Familiar faces dominated Saturday’s muddy NUVO CX race at Major Taylor Velodrome in Indianapolis. Marian University student and pro rider Coryn Rivera, wearing her Exergy TWENTY12 kit, scorched the muddy course to take first place. With the air pressure too low in her tires and clumps of sticky mud clogging her bike, [...]
by Tim Westmore The latest venue for the Sacramento Cyclocross Series was the Lange Twins Winery; the course saw adverse wet weather last year that left stout and deep ruts for this year’s race. Though unavoidable, portions of the course were akin to washboard roads. The recent storm that passed through California left behind gusty [...]
by Tim Westmore The course at Howard Park, Ione was unaffected by the rain earlier in the week. There were a few muddy spots and the dust was gone. The big issue were the bumps, and many riders remarked on this during their pre-race reconnoitre. Still, racers enjoyed another sunny California day – this late [...]
Ever dreamed of racing a USGP? So has Mike Garner. Recently, the Alabama resident got the chance to compete in USGP Derby City Cup at Louisville, as a Cat 4 racer. Read on for his experience of racing the biggest event of his life. To find out how the Elite races played out, read about [...]
by Joey Mullan It was the season-ending race for MFG this weekend, and cold hands, colder winds and harsh heckles made the final race that much better. This was truly one to run home and tell your mother about. Nestled within the woods of Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle, Washington, the course had features upon [...]
by Doug Brons Finally, cyclocross racers in the southwest corner of British Columbia got what they wanted: rain, mud, wind and temperatures hovering around 4ºC (39ºF). The weather office predicted rain beginning at noon, and they were not wrong, giving the Citizens and 3/4 categories just enough time to finish in the cold but dry(ish) [...]
Promoter Myles Romanow of Hampton Velo has been producing Super Cross Cup races on Long Island since 1991, with venues ranging from the chic but remote Southampton Youth Services Center to the current Eisenhower Park location in East Meadow. Event locations varied as much as affiliations, which have included UCI and NACT sanctioned races. World [...]
by Anne Rock An archetypal East Coast fall day set the scene for MAC racers, who were treated to a technically challenging ’cross course that required vigilance for every off-camber twist and turn. Beautiful leaves and colorful kits turned the already idyllic scene at the Fair Hill Natural Resource Center, where equestriennes and cyclists compete [...]
by Dan Saunders For those not familiar with McMenamin’s Edgefield in Troutdale, Oregon, just a short drive east of Portland, it helps to know that this immense hotel and brewery not only has a very large campus with multiple building/bars/restaurants and that it is also surrounded by acres of open fields and golf courses. In [...]
by Kenton Berg and Evan Schmitt Stop number five in the Seattle Cyclocross Series brought riders back to Steilacoom Park in Lakewood, WA for the second time this season. With cold temps and frost giving way to sunny skies, the outlook for the day was bright and generally the traction was good. The course ran in [...]
by Kenton Berg MFG Cyclocross presented by Raleigh kicked off their fourth race of the season, Raceway Cross, at Marymoor velodrome in Redmond, WA with some slip-sliding racing. Following two days of rain, the morning’s racers were treated to a course that had several long, fast sections worked in amongst some greasy off-cambers. A fan [...]
By Kenton Berg The Seattle Cyclocross series race #3 returned to the shores of Silver Lake in Everett, WA for the third installment in the series on Sunday. Known for its two long sand sections and numerous short, punchy hills, the Silver Lake park course, and course setters, did not disappoint those looking for a very hard affair and having to use [...]
By Robbie Carver ’Cross for Kid’s Sake, a Portland ‘cross clinic offered to children in the Big Brothers Big Sisters program, had its first clinic this past Saturday. The event, sponsored by Veloce Bicycles and Jamis Bicycles, will continue for an additional five sessions, culminating with a race at Krugers Cross on November 20th. The event, organized by [...]
By Tim Westmore At the second Sacramento Cyclocross event of the season, Matt Obregon (Bicycles Plus/Sierra Nevada) took the win in the Men’s Category A race. A warm autumn day and a flat, fast course saw a slew of racers take turns leading the top men’s field. The lead group was a line of seven [...]
Adding to our coverage of Providence Day Two, when McConneloug outsprinted Van Gilder, and Lindine cruises ahead of Keough, here is an additional gallery of the event. Enjoy!
by Keith Hower On a weekend where the entire Northeast experienced cold and rainy conditions, J.R. Petsko and the rest of the Appalachian Bike Racing Association (ABRA) were blessed with wonderful cyclocross conditions. The second annual Kickoff Cross attracted some of the best ’cross riders in the Pittsburgh Region to a soggy, wet, and technical [...]
by Christine Vardaros For the first time in many years, the racers and spectators at Bosduin’s Kalmthout event were treated to something completely foreign – warm sunny weather. This was an incredible change from last year’s conditions, which put riders on an ice track covered by a generous layer of snow. The warmth was actually [...]
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