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• The Season Begins: Craig Richey’s Rider Diary

  20 September 12 • 0 comment

  

  Last time we caught up with Craig, the 2011 season had just ended. And now, he’s back and ready for more, hunkering down in Western Massachusetts and racing hard. by Craig Richey

• Going Pro; the Aftermath: Craig Richey’s Rider Diary

  21 March 12 • 3 comments

  

  After finishing his last race of the season, GVA Trofee Krawatencross, in 41st place, Craig Richey is back to fill us in on how his two year pro cycling experiment went. He initially made the decision to quit his job, take his savings, and really make a run at “living the dream.” Last time we [...]

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

  16 November 11 • 0 comment

  

  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 [...]

• Rider Diary: Craig Richey’s First UCI Win, with Video Interview

  1 November 11 • Comments Off

  

  by Craig Richey Many of the riders that I respect and idolize have never won a UCI race. Going into my September/October calendar of US racing, I had high expectations and winning a UCI cyclocross race was a major goal. Until this weekend, I had been struggling to find good sensations on my bike and [...]

• HPCX Videos, Photo Galleries

  1 November 11 • 0 comment

  

  Cyclocross Magazine was at HPCX and chatted with a few of the finishers in the elite races, and we wanted to share their stories and impressions of the race with you.

• Thiemann Does a Double and Winterberg Takes His First UCI Win at HPCX – UPDATED Report, Full Results

  30 October 11 • 0 comment

  

  Jamesburg, New Jersey — It was a slushy, muddy mess that greeted racers at HPCX today. After getting an unheard of four inches of snow in Central New Jersey,the course completely changed from previous years and the barriers were removed on the grounds that the slush created enough running opportunities for racers. Nikki Thiemann (Team [...]

• Beacon Brings Sleet, Wind, Rain and Wins for Richey and Thiemann — UPDATED Results, Photos, Brief Report

  29 October 11 • 0 comment

  

  by Molly Hurford Beacon cyclocross brought wind, sleet, ice and rain for racers throughout the day, making the typically dry and fast course into a muddy mess for racers, who already struggled with the course features including the ampitheater of pain. In the women’s race, Nikki Thiemann just beat Laura Van Gilder in a sprint [...]

• ’Cross Form is an Old Bathtub: Craig Richey Talks Sickness and his Season

  26 October 11 • 1 comment

  

  by Craig Richey I feel like finding good ’cross form and putting together a great race is like trying to fill an old leaky bathtub full of water. Training and good rides on the bike represent pouring water into the tub, while sickness, injuries and weaknesses or holes in fitness and skills represent, well, holes [...]

• Craig Richey’s Rider Diary: Season Openers and the European Invasion

  4 October 11 • 0 comment

  

  Canadian racer Craig Richey is starting his season in the US this year, though like last year in Belgium, he’s finding himself up against some of the top Euro pros . He checks in with an update on the season so far, coming straight out of New England, the place some might consider to be [...]

• UPDATED: H&R Block Langley Cyclocross Classic And School Of Cross Clinic With Joe Sales’ Gallery

  6 September 11 • 0 comment

  

  Clear blue sunny skies set the stage for what was to be the warmest and dustiest Langley Cyclocross Classic on record. Just over 100 participants took to the farm fields and forests of Aldor Acres for this early season ‘kick in the pants’ ’cross race. The course featured a long flat gravel section, barriers, a long run-up with a knee high log at the base of it (which only the top few were able to ride it), a single track descending section followed by some twisty turns through the trees in almost sand-like ground.