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• USA Cycling Talks UCI Cyclocross Worlds and How They Kept it in the US

  23 January 13 • 1 comment

  

  by Molly Hurford Since USA Cycling took over control of the UCI Cyclocross World Championships coming to Louisville, USA, in just a matter of days, a lot of questions have been swirling around. How and why did the takeover happen? How much will it cost? What kind of spectacle can we expect in Derby City? [...]

• Checking in with Meredith Miller Pre-Worlds

  23 January 13 • 0 comment

  

  by Cody Sovis After an early injury put her out of competition, Meredith Miller has stormed her way to a Worlds appearance in Louisville. Nothing was keeping one of America’s top contenders out of the biggest race in US Cyclocross history.

• Sneak Peek: Issue 19′s Feature on Cyclocross Courses Over the Past Century

  15 January 13 • 1 comment

  

  With Nationals over and Worlds looming, cyclocross courses are on everyone’s minds. We wanted to offer our readers a sneak peek at what’s between the pages of our latest issue of Cyclocross Magazine, Issue 19, and in this piece, Dan Werle does an in-depth look at the evolution of cyclocross courses. Check this one out, [...]

• Danny Summerhill Opens Up About his New Team and his Future in Cyclocross

  8 January 13 • 1 comment

  

  by Molly Hurford Danny Summerhill is a little young to be considered a cyclocross legend, but as one of the few Americans to ever make a World Championship podium, he does have that legendary air about him, especially since it seemed like he was hanging up his cyclocross bike forever, trading it in for a [...]

• US Nationals Racer Profiles: Is Olympian Georgia Gould Current Champion Katie Compton’s Main Threat?

  7 January 13 • 0 comment

  

  by Cody Sovis With Nationals just around the corner, riders are making final preparations heading into one of the big targets for US racers. While many top riders made the trip to Europe for the final World Cup starts, the ever-dangerous Georgia Gould stayed stateside to gear up on home turf. After an especially long [...]

• Sneak Peek: Issue 19′s Feature on Canadian Cyclocrosser Geoff Kabush

  7 January 13 • 0 comment

  

  In the spirit of holiday giving, we wanted to offer our readers a sneak peek at what’s between the pages of our latest issue of Cyclocross Magazine, Issue 19. This piece looks at Canadian mountain biker and cyclocrosser Geoff Kabush. While he hasn’t been spotted at too many races, since he spent the summer focused [...]

• Catching Up With Jonathan Page on his Euro Successes; A Look at Nationals and Worlds

  2 January 13 • 0 comment

  

  by Molly Hurford Catching up with Jonathan Page is always tough. For one thing, the American spends most of his time with his family in Belgium, so time zones alone are enough to make interviewing difficult. Secondly, Page is known for being soft-spoken when it comes to interviews. However, when he opens up, it’s well [...]

• US Nationals Racer Profiles: Cannondale-Cyclocross World’s Kaitie Antonneau Is Ready For A Title

  30 December 12 • 0 comment

  

  by Cody Sovis If US Nationals already seems like a two-woman battle, don’t forget that the US has depth in the women’s field like never before. While Katie Compton (TREK Cyclocross Collective) is the overwhelming favorite, and Georgia Gould (Luna Chix) has been riding strong enough to be a challenge, be very careful who you [...]

• Catching Up with Cannondale-CyclocrossWorld’s Ryan Trebon

  27 December 12 • 0 comment

  

  With the countdown clock to Nationals tick, tick, ticking away, we at Cyclocross Magazine realized that it had been far too long since we last caught up with our Issue 18 cover-boy, Ryan Trebon. He started the season strong, seemingly the only American who could really give Jeremy Powers a run for his money, and [...]

• Catching Up with Redline’s Logan Owen on His Shift to CalGiant for Road

  19 December 12 • 0 comment

  

  We’ve profiled Logan Owen many times in the past, even on our Issue 13 cover for the feature: “The Next Nys?” And this year, the 17-18 National Champion hasn’t disappointed, winning every USGP that he’s entered, and even taking a podium spot at the Plzen World Cup. He’s been racing for Redline this season but [...]

• Catching Up with United Healthcare’s Latest Addition, Cyclocrosser Luke Keough

  12 December 12 • 0 comment

  

  by Molly Hurford United Healthcare seems to be scooping up ’cross racers for their road team this season, and while it seems to take them away from the cyclocross scene for a while, they always come back. Brad White has been racing for Moms in Tow, Jake Keough has been sneaking in and out of [...]

• SSCXWC Moves to Philly for 2013: Promoter Dave Pryor Talks Antics, Hijinks and Honor

  6 December 12 • 2 comments

  

  When we heard that Single Speed Cyclocross World Championships would be coming to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, for 2013, those of us at Cyclocross Magazine on the East Coast were ecstatic. Having spent some time watching Pryor and company work to get SSCXWC secured for Philadelphia, and seeing some of the antics that this crew comes up [...]

• Catching Up with the Unstoppable Jeremy Powers

  30 November 12 • 0 comment

  

  by Molly Hurford Jeremy Powers has been having a banner season. Starting almost immediately in 2012 when he won the National title for the first time, he’s been an unstoppable force for the Rapha-Focus team, winning nearly every domestic race that he’s entered. He’s developed a stranglehold on the two biggest US-based series’, the Shimano [...]

• Jeremy Durrin Talks About His First UCI Win and Plans for the Future

  26 November 12 • 0 comment

  

  Jeremy Durrin took home his first ever UCI win this weekend on the first day of Bay State Cyclocross right near his hometown in Sterling, Massachusetts. The 24 year old JAM Fund racer has been having a banner year, and it seems like he’s on on his way up in the cycling world, both on [...]

• Catching Up with Nicole Duke: A Restart to the Season

  20 November 12 • 0 comment

  

  “I’m Stubborn, I’m Driven, and I Didn’t Want to Give Up” -Nicole Duke by Molly Hurford Those of you watching the USGP results closely may have noticed a key figure in the women’s race not lining up at the start: Nicole Duke. After a breakout ride at Nationals last January with a third place finish, [...]