For those of you who haven’t been around in cyclocross for the past 27 years, it may come as a bit of a shock, but cyclocross in the US has been alive and well for a long, long time. We were lucky enough to get our hands on a stack of VHS tapes courtesy of [...]
We’ve been getting a bunch of questions about the digital magazine, especially Issue 13, and wanted to announce that our much-loved and highly-discussed Issue 13 has been available for several weeks now, as well as several more back copies, including Issues 6 and 7. Included in Issue 13 is our eye-opening CXM Labs testing of [...]
Some call cyclocross a new sport, but as Issue 5 readers know, the sport has a rich history dating back to the early 1900s. The World Championships isn’t quite as old, but we’ve still got 60 years of Cyclocross World Championships history on the men’s side, with just 10 years on the women’s side. Bone [...]
by Stephanie Chase With the upcoming World Championship races in Tábor, American fans will be sure to have a lot of questions, such as: is it still called Czechoslovakia? How the heck do you pronounce “Zdeněk Štybar?” And most importantly how do you say “beer” in Czech? (the answers are no, the Czech Republic and [...]
by Josh Liberles This past weekend’s National Championships in Bend, Oregon were the culmination of the cyclocross season in the U.S. – the perfect time to reflect upon how American cyclocross has gotten to this point. Bend Cycling Events assembled an informal get together at Jackson’s Corner restaurant that offered ‘cross fans and racers alike [...]
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