Yesterday, frequent Cyclocross Magazine contributor Ted Burns teamed up with Managing Editor Molly Hurford to host a podcast for NorCal Cycling News and Cyclocross Magazine with some of the members of the US team for World Championships, which are just nine days away. This podcast, part one of two, talked with Danny Summerhill, Georgia Gould [...]
In case you missed some of our online coverage of Nationals, we wanted to put together this compilation of some of our favorite interviews with Sunday’s elite racers, including Jonathan Page, Katie Compton, Nicole Duke, Danny Summerhill, Zach McDonald and many others. Stay tuned in coming days for even more coverage as we shift into [...]
By now, we all know the results of the 2013 Cyclocross National Championships, but what cyclocross dorks like us like to do is look at the race within the race: Lap times and split times. Being able to analyze the performance, consistency and speed of a rider is one of the awesome benefits of electronic [...]
by Molly Hurford Danny Summerhill is a little young to be considered a cyclocross legend, but as one of the few Americans to ever make a World Championship podium, he does have that legendary air about him, especially since it seemed like he was hanging up his cyclocross bike forever, trading it in for a [...]
Road and cyclocross racer Danny Summerhill chose to show off his new team kit — United Healthcare, to be precise — during the USGP race today, scoring a podium spot that highlighted the switch even more. It’s his first time out in the colors, and as he explained to the crowd, his contract officially begins [...]
by Kat Statman The season is oh-so-close. You can almost taste it. So, what do we have for you then? A little bit of transfer news, and a little bit of debate. Gabby Day and Sabrina Schweizer go to Rapha-Focus; Joe Dombrowski joins the Pro-Tour Ranks, but with who? Danny Summerhill to United Healthcare; lastly, should Superprestige [...]
by Pat Malach BEND, OREGON – Former longtime teammates Jeremy Powers and Tim Johnson put on a thrilling one-on-one smackdown Saturday during Day 1 of the USGP Deschutes Brewery Cup, with Powers eventually taking a two-up sprint ahead of Johnson but just barely hanging on, after celebrating a tick too soon.
by Kat Statman The Ardennes Classics are over. The weather is getting warm. Big road races are moving away from one day 260-300 km epics to seven-plus-day stage races. The skinny climbers are coming out to play. That must mean we are getting closer and closer to ’cross season, only a four short months away. [...]
by Kat Statman It’s the thick of classics season and all we can think about is the smell of embrocation, rain soaked fields, 32 millimeter tubulars and practicing our dismounts and remounts. But we still have a few months before we start pedaling a bit harder and really preparing for the weekly battles. Until then, [...]
As the sun warmed up the slick, icy conditions from the Junior World Championship race, the 50 U23 riders shot off the line and into their one-hour pursuit of the rainbow jersey. Around the running track and through the first set of barriers, Italy’s Elia Silvestri led the rest of the world’s fastest Espoirs. As [...]
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