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Sanne Cant and Katie Compton took to the sand at Krawatencross in Lille, and both returned with victories. Four Americans took the start. Full results.

Katie Compton, Kaitie Keough and Ellen Noble are expected to compete for the podium on Saturday at the 2018 World Championships. We spoke with them on Friday before the race.

Helen Wyman has done a Worlds or two (15), so she has some advice for surviving the fuss. Learn her tricks for having a successful 2018 Cyclocross World Championships in her latest column.

Corey Coogan Cisek is learning to ride like a Belgian in the forest and on the fietspad. She also got a welcome surprise at Otegem. Read about her ongoing Belgian adventures in her latest Cyclocross Apprenticeship column.

On January 1, 2018 Helen Wyman begins riding for her new “Xypex – Verge Sport” program aboard a Kindhuman Kudu. Get all the details of Wyman’s new program.

Corey Coogan Cisek reports back on her experiences finding parking at Belgian races and racing at World Cup Zolder. Take a dive into Belgium ‘cross with her latest rider diary.

2017 was a big year for Ellen Noble, Kaitie Keough and Katie Compton, Noble has started the #bunnyhopthepatriarchy movement and there is still some way to go for equality. We look at the year in Women’s cyclocross in our Year in Review.

Mathieu van der Poel is sticking with ‘cross and targeting the 2020 Olympics, Nikki Brammeier has started the Mudiiita ‘Cross Project and more in our latest Rumors & Rumblings.

What does it take to be ready for the last January Cyclocross Nationals? We asked some experts for advice on how to excel when the weather turns bad in this Ask the Coaches column.

Need an upgrade in your offseason training? In this gift guide, we look at trainers and training software to help you make the sweat investment for 2018 success.

How do you evaluate your cyclocross season? Coach Chris Mayhew says that both hard and soft data can help you objectively assess how the year went. Learn how power data, input from others and your own happiness can help you improve for next season.

We’ve all been there. A crash or a mechanical and you’re out of the cyclocross race. Amy VanTassel offers some fun advice for dealing with DNFs and getting back to the start line.

Helen Wyman was excited about the muddy conditions at the 2017 World Cup Zeven and raced accordingly. Wyman offers some thoughts on her 2nd-place finish.

Sanne Cant mastered the mud at the 2017 World Cup Zeven to hold off challenges from Helen Wyman and Katie Compton. All the muddy details are in our race report and results.

Whether winding down or gearing up for Nationals, now is a good time to get ready for a successful end of season. Coach Chris Mayhew is back with advice on finishing the season strong and handling the holidays with grace.

CycleOps by Saris’ entry in the direct-drive smart trainer market is the Hammer. We put the Hammer to the test and report back on the ride and software compatibility for cyclocrossers who want to keep Hammering inside through the winter.

Cable and housing maintenance is essential for effective shifting and braking. In this Ask the Mechanic post, we asked for cable maintenance advice from several pro mechanics.

Helen Wyman will be hosting two bike tours in the South of France in July, 2018. The tours are all-inclusive and will be centered around the Tour de France. More information available in this release.

Helen Wyman’s season continues with some wild Belgian weather and adventures at the automaat. She also headed to Switzerland for the EKZ Cross Tour.

Lee Waldman has tried self-coaching and working with a coach. He offers some advice for self-improvement learned from his career as a trainer of teachers.

Logan Owen hits the pro tour, Meredith Miller and Georgia Gould are back, the CrossFit CX winner uses PEDs and a big rumor in this Rumors and Rumblings.

Knowing how much to eat on race day can be tricky, especially if you race late. Coach Chris Mayhew offers advice on how to fuel your cyclocross race days.

Coach Chris Mayhew of JBV Coaching has got your back. Mayhew is quite familiar with back issues that plague cyclocross racers, and stresses prevention for racers not familiar with such pain.

Helen Wyman returns to Belgium for her first race of the season at Eeklo. She is welcomed back to her old home by two favorites: Belgian rain and cobbles.

Lee Waldman’s column returns with a look at the benefits of short track and endurance mountain bike racing for cyclocross bike handling skills.

Last week, we walked you through how Cyclocross Nationals call-ups work. Now we report back with a points chaser’s firsthand experience.

With Nationals in Reno, many West Coast Masters will want to race. We look at USAC’s points for call-ups and offer tips for getting good race scores.

Nutritionist Kristen Arnold joins this week’s Training Tuesday to provide advice on proper nutrition for the demands of racing cyclocross.

Helen Wyman will be blogging throughout the cyclocross season. In her first report, she teaches some “Flemish Bike” and talks about offseason road racing.

Cyclocross requires a specific type of running. In this training Tuesday, Coach Mayhew discusses incorporating running into your prep for ‘cross season.