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Mother Nature has forced Colorado’s Lee Waldman out of his comfort zone, but he knows that this will only help his preparation for master’s nationals. This is installment #5 of Lee’s regular column, catch up on #’s 3 and 4…

As racers across the country move into the final legs of their seasons, the ever important series totals begin to take over a lot of minds.  Leading into some of the last races in the East, two series in the…

by Josh Liberles Coming up this weekend is New Jersey’s Mercer Cup USGP. After both teams have successfully divided and conquered the domestic cyclocross contests for the past several weeks, finally we’ll get to see East meet West as Cannondale…

Mud, costumes and Thunderdome? Action, racing and otherwise, from the latest Cross Crusade and the Singlespeed Cyclocross World Championships. This is cyclocross video diary #6 of the series, produced by our friends at Wend Magazine. #5 is here.

Vicki Thomas checks in with another installment of her adventures chasing the ‘cross dream on the courses of Europe.  Vicki’s previous report from the Treviso World Cup can be seen here. The old adage is that time flies when you’re…

by Josh Liberles Cyclocross races are short, ranging from 30 minutes to an hour depending on category, yet they require the most equipment prep of any bike racing discipline. Part of that relates to the time of year and the…

A couple important health updates came forward this week, as Sunweb-Projob loses another rider for next weekend and the swine flu hits the cyclocross peloton. Over in the states, a bit of a sponsorship mix up turns some heads, and…

Kristen Mills passed us this info on Harry Lam, a UCI official that was injured at the Cycle-Smart International last weekend. Our UCI official, Harry Lam from Utah, was injured at Northampton, MA this past weekend at the Cycle-Smart International cyclocross…

Costumes, camping, cyclocross combined with some mud. No, it’s not last weekend’s SSCXWC, but the Cross Crusade’s Halloween racing at Astoria. This is cyclocross video diary #5 of the series, produced by our friends at Wend Magazine. #4 is here.

by Dan Seaton November 11, 2009 – If ‘cross racers needed a reminder that small things can make a big difference, today’s Jaarmarktcross in Niel, Belgium, where one tricky corner and a steep blip of a hill proved decisive, was…

by Peter Nicoll November 8, 2009; Rosaryville State Park, Upper Marlboro, MD, USA: More often than not, defeat is snatched from the jaws of victory in the closing minutes of a cyclocross race. A bobbled line, a failed remount, or…