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  • Pre-CrossVegas Interview with Olympic MTBer Geoff Kabush

    Geoff Kabush at the Windham World Cup. Cyclocross Magazine

    After spending a morning on his cyclocross bike for the first time this season, Olympian Geoff Kabush found a couple of minutes before leading a group MTB ride at Outdoor Demo at Interbike to chat with Cyclocross Magazine about his recent MTB success, the Olympics, his CrossVegas goals, and his overall plans for the upcoming [...]

  • A Fine Line: Dave Sterry Talks Training in the Off-Season

    Dedication is a 5 AM alarm clock setting.

    David Sterry, a racer who started to take cyclocross seriously this past season in Portland, Oregon, is checking in with us during his off-season again. by Dave Sterry “What on earth is that horrible buzzing noise?” I think to myself as I’m laying in bed. Of course, it’s my alarm, doing its best to attempt [...]

  • Checking in with Emma White, 15-16 Women’s National Champion

    Emma White dominates the 15-16 Junior Women's field despite some early tumbles. © Cyclocross Magazine

    Emma White has taken junior women’s cyclocross by storm in the past few years, most recently taking the 15-16 National Champion title while riding through almost all of the 17-18 year old field. Emma has it hard — too young to race in the UCI races, she’s relegated to fighting for control of the 3/4 [...]

  • Discover Cyclocross Magazine in Print: “Laurence Malone: The Original Rebel: America’s First King of ’Cross”

    Cyclocross Magazine Issue 15

    Already subscribed to Cyclocross Magazine in print or digital? Great! After a slightly longer-than-expected off-season pause, you’re in for some great print issues in the next few months. Haven’t gotten around to it yet? Now is the perfect time to get your subscription in and make sure you don’t miss any more issues. Haven’t seen our print [...]

  • In the Saddle with Weston Schempf, Masters Pro

    Weston Schempf leads Brian Wilichoski early on in the Masters Men 35-39 race at the 2012 Cyclocross National Championships. ©Tim Westmore

    Weston Schempf is easily the racer with the best name in the Mid-Atlantic (say it out loud a few times and see what we mean), but he’s also got talent on the cyclocross field. With a fourth spot at Masters 35-39 Nationals, Schempf is not a racer to be taken lightly. We wanted to hear [...]

  • In the Saddle with Cody Kaiser, U23 Cyclocrosser Extraordinaire

    Here, Cody Kaiser (California Giant Berry Farms) solos for the win Sacramento Cyclocross Series, Event 6 © Tim Westmore

    Cody Kaiser has had a fantastic year: he took second at Nationals behind Zach McDonald in the U23 category, and before that, he was having a great season on the West Coast. We caught up with Kaiser to ask him a few questions before the season really picks up. Cyclocross Magazine: Who are you racing [...]

  • In the Saddle with Ali Goulet, Cyclocrosser, Enduro Racer & Former Pro Snowboarder – Aiming for Worlds

    Ali Goulet at the Midsummer Night's Race. © Catherine Fegan-Kim

    Ali Goulet, pro snowboarder and cyclocrosser, has been in and out of our sport for quite some time. We profiled him back in Issue 8, but last season, he remained off of our radar. We wanted to find out what this pro was doing, and what caused him to sign up for Midsummer Nights Cyclocross [...]

  • Tim Johnson Talks About His Midsummer Night: Video Interview

    The Men's podium featured three three-time national champions. 2012 Raleigh Midsummer Night Cyclocross Race. @Cyclocross Magazine

    Tim Johnson wasn’t wearing his full Cannondale-CyclocrossWorld kit in his race to second place in the 2012 Raleigh Midsummer Night Cyclocross Race, but he was still proud of new teammate, Ryan Trebon, for taking the win. Sporting his Volkswagon jersey and Red Bull helmet, he chatted with Cyclocross Magazine’s Tim Akers.

  • Video Interview with Jonathan Page: “I’ve been doing all the right things”

    The Men's podium featured three three-time national champions. 2012 Raleigh Midsummer Night Cyclocross Race. @Cyclocross Magazine

    Jonathan Page is back in the US, but no one – including the man himself – knows just how long he’ll be sticking around before skipping back across the pond to Belgium, his home for the past 10 years. But he managed to make an appearance in his new home state of Utah for the [...]

  • Video Interview with Raleigh-Clement Contract Winner Allen Krughoff

    Allen Krughoff got the holeshot, and just might win the contract. ©Cyclocross Magazine

    This year, at Raleigh’s Midsummer Night’s Cyclocross, Allen Krughoff took home the biggest prize of the night: the Raleigh-Clement contract. “It was definitely part of the plan,” Krughoff said of the contract win. His fifth place finish was enough to render him the first un-contracted racer, which meant that starting this fall, he’ll be teammates [...]

  • In the Saddle with The Pony Shop’s Ryan Knapp

    Knapp chasing Barry Wicks back in 2010.

    Last season, we saw Ryan Knapp racing nearly every weekend for Bob’s Red Mill, and he was often snagging at least a few of those all-important UCI points. This year, he’s back and has big plans. Cyclocross Magazine: Who will you be racing for next season? Ryan Knapp: Next season I’ll be riding for The [...]

  • You Pick Yourself Up: A Column from Josh Schwiesow

    Off the back doesn’t mean out of the race. Photo courtesy of Josh Schwiesow

    by Josh Schwiesow Crashing in cyclocross is a piece of cake, comparatively speaking. I’ve said as much before in this noob column, to some debate. I still maintain the same, after some opportunity to reflect. Last weekend, I had a crash that was not the pleasant toppling-over-onto-soft-grass-or-sand that I am so familiar with courtesy of [...]

  • Mary McConnelough Talks MTB-ing for Cyclocross and What It Means to Live the Dream

    “It can be hard to plan exactly what we will do. We like to stay open to interesting opportunities that arise. This life is too short, we must maximize our time here and if we remain inspired in our racing, we will be that much happier.”

  • Justin Lindine on Racing World Cups in the Off-Season

    Lindine started at the back at Windham and had some bad luck along the way. Cyclocross Magazine

    Justin Lindine (Redline) had the chance to wear the stars and stripes in full US kit last weekend at the Windham World Cup: a race so close to his hometown it’s practically in his own backyard. With enough UCI points to qualify to race the World Cup, Lindine was still relegated to a last row [...]

  • Olympic Hopeful Todd Wells on Windham and Cyclocross

    Todd Wells at the Windham World Cup. Cyclocross Magazine

    Todd Wells may have not raced much cyclocross last season, but he had a good excuse: he was goaling for an Olympic berth and had to focus on his mountain biking. Last weekend, we caught up with Wells after he took fourth place at the Windham World Cup mountain bike race, which was his best [...]



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