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• Six Favorite Photos of Cyclocross Champions in Hoogerheide

  25 January 10 • 0 comment

  Both newly-crowned national champions and reigning world champions were present this past Sunday in Hoogerheide, the Netherlands, for one last battle before the 2010 World Championships in Tabor.  Cyclocross Magazine star photographer Joe Sales has finally started his annual European trip that we always anxious await and was there to capture some of the action [...]

• Albert Bounces Back in Hoogerheide, Štybar Holds Overall Title – UPDATED – Full Results, Photos

  24 January 10 • 1 comment

  by Dan Seaton Hoogerheide, Belgium – Niels Albert, whose season appeared to be in shambles after several recent missteps and one hard fall in the Belgian Championships, roared back to life today with a comeback win in the final World Cup race of the season, just a week before the World Championships. Albert, who told [...]

• Vos Takes Final World Cup, Van Den Brand Holds Overall – UPDATED – Full Results and Photos

  24 January 10 • 0 comment

  by Dan Seaton Hoogerheide, Belgium – Just a week short of one year since she first put on the World Champion’s jersey in these same fields, Marianne Vos’s season came full circle when she stormed to victory in the final World Cup of the 2009-10 season. In her last week in the rainbow stripes—at least, [...]

• Hoogerheide Cyclocross World Cup & Jonathan Page Live Chat

  24 January 10 • 0 comment

  Tune in for the live racing action from the Hoogerheide Cyclocross World Cup, the series finale, as well as our post-race chat with Jonathan Page: Our live coverage and Jonathan Page chat is over, but you can relive it below:

• Hoogerheide World Cup Course Preview (Backwards)

  23 January 10 • 0 comment

  Tomorrow’s World Cup course in Hoogerheide is similar to the course featured in this exclusive pre-ride video from last year’s Hoogergeide World Championships, as piloted by Nick Weighall.  Similar, but in a backwards way. The promoters reversed the course and removed the downtown section of the course, and the changes, combined with the rain that’s [...]

• A Check-In With Ryan Trebon: Thoughts on the 2010 Worlds

  23 January 10 • 0 comment

  by Jason Elhardt It’s been six weeks since the crowning of a new National Champion in Bend, OR. While that means the end of the season for many, a few select riders have continued on toward the World Championships in Tabor, Czech Republic next weekend. With the entire US team lining up to test their [...]

• Jeremy Powers Ready For Worlds

  23 January 10 • 0 comment

  by Christine Vardaros While most cyclocross racers hung up their bikes directly after Nationals, Jeremy Powers (Cannondale/Cyclocrossworld.com) took his to Belgium to start the second half of his cross season.  After successfully completing two weeks of an intense racing period during Belgium’s infamous holiday block of events, he still didn’t hang the bike up.  Instead [...]

• Compton Working Through the Cramps, Still Looking to Tabor – Updated: Hoogerheide Status

  22 January 10 • 0 comment

  by Jamie Mack [Update: Katie Compton, after pre-riding the course, has decided to skip the race and rest her legs for Worlds] Katie Compton has had the most successful season of her, or any American racer’s, ‘cross career. Compton won her sixth consecutive U.S. Cyclocross National Championship and has a pair of World Cup victories [...]

• Chat with Jonathan Page this Sunday

  21 January 10 • 0 comment

  

  After cleaning off the Hoogerheide mud, checking in with doping control and (hopefully) celebrating on the podium, Planet Bike’s Jonathan Page will sit down with Cyclocross Magazine’s Dan Seaton after our live coverage of the Hoogerheide World Cup to chat about the race and his Worlds prep. Get your questions ready, and study up a [...]

• Hoogerheide World Cup Preview

  21 January 10 • 0 comment

  Hoogerheide has a long history in cyclocross, perhaps officially starting on June 17, 1959 when former World Champ Adri van der Poel was born in the small Dutch town just a few kilometers from the Belgian border. The town has held the Gran Prix Adri van der Poel since 1988 and has been one of [...]