by Molly Hurford It’s finally over … and while I miss cyclocross and seeing my favorite people every weekend, I’m a little thrilled to be in the off-season. Though when you write for a cycling magazine and race road and cyclocross, the off-season doesn’t really last too long. When I got in the car to [...]
by Kat Statman Folks, it really has been too long since we’ve talked about the wide world of professional ’cross racers. The Christmas week has come and gone, National Championships around the world have come and gone, and now we’re into the part of the season where the wheat is really separated from the chaffe, [...]
by Molly Hurford “Two households, both alike in dignity, In fair Verona, where we lay our scene, From ancient grudge break to new mutiny, Where civil blood makes civil hands unclean.” I don’t know about you all, but whenever I thought about Nationals, my mind went straight to “Romeo and Juliet” and Shakespeare. For those [...]
For full coverage, schedules and information on the 2012 Cyclocross National Championships at Badger Prairie County Park in Madison, Wisconsin, visit our 2012 Cyclocross National Championships homepage. by Evan Schmitt & Robbie Carver Check out our just-posted interviews with Jonathan Page and Katie Compton. In the Elite Women’s race, Katie Compton (Rabobank-Giant) is looking for [...]
by Pete Webber Hello Cyclocross Fans! Today I’m flying from Colorado to Madison for Nats. We’re on Frontier’s once-a-day direct flight, and there’s a cyclist in nearly every row. I’ll bet there are 25 ’crossers on this flight! I’ll take this opportunity to provide an interview with my teammate and good friend Brandon Dwight. He’s [...]
by Pete Webber Hello Cyclocross Fans! Cyclocross Magazine has invited me to write a column for the remainder of season to provide some insight from the US Nationals and Masters Worlds. During the coming weeks, I’ll try to write as often as possible and provide a look inside these races.
John Wilson, who heads up the successful Oregon Junior Cyclocross Series and Oregon High School Cyclocross Series, brings some perspective to Junior racing across the country. For an in-depth look at the health of cyclocross, check out “Growth Spurt,” Kenton Berg’s excellent article in Cyclocross Magazine Issue 13. by John Wilson Ever wonder how popular [...]
For full coverage, schedules and information on the 2012 Cyclocross National Championships at Badger Prairie County Park in Madison, Wisconsin, visit our 2012 Cyclocross National Championships homepage. Madison started to freeze as New Year’s activities came to a halt and the city started to head back to business. Down at the USAC Cyclocross Nationals venue, Badger [...]
by Paul Warloski All season I’ve been racing above my weight class in the 30 or 35 plus events. I chose that mostly to race with (and against) my teammates, but also to improve my crossresults.com and USA Cycling score. Supposedly the system rewarded racing in more challenging fields. That didn’t work out so well. [...]
by Ted Burns The venue, the nightly events and the welcoming vibe of Bend were something that the Oregon promoters perfected, but another year later finds us moving to the arms of Madison, Wisconsin, and a different kind of event.
by Kat Statman We’re back folks, for all of your pro ’cross rumors and rumblings that you’ve been missing the past few weeks. Not only are we back, but it’s just in time for the holidays and more importantly, the cyclocross fans “holy week.” So, let’s take a chance to look at the upcoming races, [...]
by Molly Hurford It’s that time of year again: the halls are getting decked, I’m forcing housemates/friends/random strangers to watch The Muppet’s Christmas Carol whilst drinking soynog and eating excessive amounts of cookies, and there’s a chance that I’ve done some serious threshold-interval-level shopping. However, this year is different. I’m trying to ration the cookies [...]
Last week, Masters racer and Cyclocross Magazine columnist Lee Waldman philosophized a bit about some life lessons and how they transfer into cyclocross. This week, he’s looking ahead toward the end of the season and what that means.
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, [...]
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 [...]
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