the racer’s view rss

interviews, profiles and diaries

  • From Europe, With Love – A Look at Jeremy Durrin’s First Euro Races

    Durrin chugging along during Scheldecross.

    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), [...]

  • Catching Up With Jeremy Powers on USGP, His Euro Season and Shaping the Future of Cyclocross

    Powers takes the win on the first day of Cincy3 Festival. Jeffrey Jakucyk

    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 [...]

  • 10 Questions for Ryan Trebon on His Season So Far and What’s Next

    Ryan Trebon wins Day 2 of the 2011 Cincy3.

    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 [...]

  • Cyclocross and the Wounded Warrior Project: How You Can Help

    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, [...]

  • Craig Richey’s Rider Diary: Riding with a Sandy Mustache

    Richey descending in the sand of Koksijde.

    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 [...]

  • In the Saddle With Pauline Ferrand-Prevot, 19-Year-Old Euro Phenom

    Pauline Ferrand-Prevot. © Bart Hazen

    One of our Euro corespondents, Bart Hazen, caught up with Pauline Ferrand-Prevot between snapping photos. Because some of our Euro racers, with the exceptions of Niels, Sven, Lars or (this season) Kevin, tend to go somewhat unnoticed in the states (unless, like Helen Wyman or Bart Wellens, they come over to race), we thought this [...]

  • Meredith Miller’s Rider Diary: Jingle Cross Rocks!

    Miller readies for the stair climb on the flyover.

    With two wins and one second place to her teammate Teal Stetson-Lee this weekend, Meredith Miller had a great run at the three day Jingle Cross Rock race in Iowa. She took the win on Day One, and again on Day Three. Today, she fills us in on how it all went down. by Meredith [...]

  • Tim Johnson on His Prototype Disc Brakes, His First Season Win, and What’s Next

    Even the Grinch couldn't steal Tim Johnson's first win of the season from him. Amy Dykema

    by Molly Hurford For someone who skipped road season to prep for cyclocross season, Tim Johnson has been having a rough Fall, from false starts to bad luck. Until this weekend at Jingle Cross, he hadn’t take a win (though he took second to Jeremy Powers at Gloucester in October.) And maybe more interesting than [...]

  • In the Saddle with Joan Hanscom: Worlds, USGPs and Race Promoting

    Joan Hanscom, event director of USGP series

    by Josh Liberles We recently caught up with Joan Hanscom, event director of the USGP series and a key part of the team bringing both Masters (2012 and 13) and Elite Worlds to the United States for the first time. Those events get plenty of press (and deservedly so!), but we wanted to take a [...]

  • Rider Diary: Experiencing a USGP for the first time

    Mike Garner bringing home the bacon...err, waffle...on day two of the USGP. © Carrissa Garner

    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 [...]

  • A Fine Line – Trying To Stay Upright In Oregon, Part III

    Our intrepid B racer makes his way up the stairs. Photo courtesy of David Sterry

    This season, we’ll be following a few racers who have some interesting stories to share. From a freshly-minted elite racer to a newly declared master, we have a wide variety of racers we’ll be hearing from. We’ll catch up with them intermittently as the season wanes on, and hopefully we’ll be able to chart their [...]

  • Craig Richey’s Rider Diary: Refocusing Mid-Season

    Here, Craig Richey battles for eighth place at Canadian Nationals. cyclingphotos.ca

    When we last heard from Craig Richey, he had just gotten the win at Beacon Cyclocross. Now, he’s been to Canadian Nationals and is spending the rest of his season overseas in Europe. He checked in to let us know how Nats went and how the rest of the season is shaping up. by Craig [...]

  • Mical Dyck’s Rider Diary: Derby Cup USGP, Day 1

    Mical Dyck hits the sandpit. Amanda Wakeling

    Mical Dyck shared a bit about her USGP Derby Cup experience today, where she finished ninth in the Elite Women’s field. To find out more about the Elite Women’s race, check out our coverage. The men’s race deserves some attention as well, so read about Powers’ victory here. by Mical Dyck Oh my, oh my, [...]

  • Two Months Down, Four to Go: A Column by Christine Vardaros

    Vardaros charging at Nacht van Woerden. Victor Zandbergen

    by Christine Vardaros I am now two months into cyclocross season here in Belgium and it’s already filled with surprises, adventures, screw-ups and some creative shows of support from fans. My season started off with a few “B” races, which I could do “off-camera” without tens of thousands of spectators peering in on me. Considering [...]

  • New England Cyclocross-er Jeremy Durrin Raises Funds for Belgium Trip

    Jeremy Durrin served up sausages at CSI to try to raise funds for his trip. Cyclocross Magazine

    Jeremy Durrin is willing to do pretty much anything to get to Belgium to race this season … even selling sausage at a tent during Cycle-Smart International last weekend. The savvy 23-year-old could be spotted riding around the venue in his oft-commented-on shirtless style, with “Buy My Sausage” scrawled across his chest in Sharpie. The [...]



Search the Cyclocross Magazine Archives

Follow Us

Support these CX-loving companies:





Polls

What upgrades are you thinking about for next season?

View Results

Loading ... Loading ...