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by Neil Schirmer HYATTSVILLE, Md. – The federal government may be shut down, but the race promoting dirt merchants at Route 1 Velo, Arrow Bicycles, and …

New UCI President Brian Cookson is wasting no time leaving his mark on bicycle racing, including cyclocross. Cookson recently appointed American Mike Plant to be …

Covered in blood, concealing Olympic ambitions by David Evans Cyclocross Magazine caught up with Amy Dombroski—featured in the women-centric Issue 21—at the Mont-Sainte-Anne UCI Mountain …

by Molly Hurford When Marianne Vos’s name popped up on the start list at Sea Otter, you could see the ripple of excitement that went …

LIMBURG, NETHERLANDS – USA Cycling selected Sportzone in the Limburg municipality of Sittard-Geleen as its European training base, it was announced Thursday at a press …

by Kat Statman It is a stubborn winter here on the East Coast: snowing in Virginia in April, and not having a day over 60 …

by David Evans Canadian ’crosser Geoff Kabush announced today that he has taken the position of understudy in the new Broadway production, ‘Wolverine: Lone Wolf.’ …

For the past few years, Cyclocross Magazine has had the tradition of having several prank posts appear on our website on April 1: some goofy, …

Due to potential flooding on Sunday, the Cyclocross World Championship schedule has been altered so that all elite races are moved to Saturday. New schedule …

The last time we saw Geoff Kabush out racing, it was at the USGP in Bend back in early December. And since Canadian Nationals were already over by then (with Kabush taking the win), he didn’t have any races to look forward to, except for the big one: Worlds Championships in Kentucky, two months after his last cyclocross race of the season. Yesterday, we caught up with him to find out what he’s been up to for the past few weeks, and find out a bit about his goals for Worlds and the upcoming MTB season.

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 …

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 …

Our favorite U.K. columnist David Evans is back, this time to discuss something we’ve been thinking a lot about lately: Flemish. With the surge of …

Check back often for more sneak peeks of some of our favorite feature articles! Table of Contents Louisville or Bust: Looking Ahead to the World …

BEND, OREGON – The second annual CXmas Party, hosted by former national champion Bart Bowen, raised more than $2,500 for the CXmas Junior Fund which …

Issue 19 is done and it’s another good one, packed with exclusive in-depth stories and full color photos. So if you haven’t yet subscribed, or …

by Tim Akers Scott Bikes has a lot to be proud of between the The ORICA-GreenEDGE Team, the recent signing of Elle Anderson, or even …

by Keith Hower Finally, it happened. The Cyclocross Gods graced cool temps, changing leaves and wet weather upon the 500+ racers and spectators this past …

In a tactical cyclocross race which saw the elite women take advantage of the wide, grassy course at the 2012 CrossVegas, Sanne van Paassen (Rabobank-Giant) …

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 …

by Kat Statman “Georgia, Georgia … Keeps Georgia on my mind.” That’s right folks! While there is still some more cycling to be done at …

Congratulations to Georgia Gould, who showed that the #heckleme campaign of cyclocross season must have put her in rare form for the London Olympics, where …

It’s the quadrennial running of the Summer Olympic games and that gets cyclocross fans thinking about the epic injustice of cross’ exclusion from the Games. Rabid fans want cross included in the games and have filled internet forums with impassioned pleas and even started an online petition. In other words, they haven’t done jack except bitch about it. Personally, I can take or leave CX Olympic inclusion, but I do have some helpful hints about how to go about it.

Lee Waldman has talked a lot lately about his off-season motivation issues. It’s been a tough year for him with work, and now he’s thinking …

Marianne Vos took the gold in the women’s road race, the announcer mentioned her cyclocross career (even if he did call it a “strange little …

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, …

by Molly Hurford Track. MTB. Book! OK, so I admit, those were just the notes I made before I started writing this post. But if …

Our hats (and helmets) are off to Marianne Vos, cyclocross world champion, who took the gold medal today in the women’s road race at the …

by Kat Statman With opening ceremonies and the men’s road race done and dusted, the women’s Olympic road race is on as I write this, …

by Kat Statman Tour de France is happening, the Olympics are coming up, and it’s Friday the 13th. Is there a better time to address …