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  • 2011 Wedgewood New Brighton Cyclocross: A Joe Sales Photo Gallery

    The New Brighton cyclocross course features a long sand section that riders have to navigate twice each lap. © Joe Sales

    With scenery like this, Joe Sales couldn’t resist taking some scenic shots of the racing action at the 2011 Wedgewood New Brighton cyclocross race this past Sunday.

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

    A dusty scene at the Langley Cyclocross Classic. Joe Sales

    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.

  • Friday Feature: ’Cross Equinox with Joe Sales

    2011 Nationals © Joe Sales

    For our featured photos this week, Joe Sales, perhaps our most valued contributor, has a gallery of his photos from US Cyclocross Nationals that just went live. If you read Cyclocross Magazine or visit the website regularly, you’ve seen his photos, including on several covers of the magazine.

  • Reliving the U23 Battle Between Summerhill and McDonald through Photography

    Photographer Joe Sales captured yesterday’s tight, exciting battle between the 2009 Collegiate National Champion Zach McDonald and the defending U23 Champion Danny Summerhill. Whether you were there in person, following our live coverage, or missed it entirely, you’ll likely appreciate the fine photography documenting the race.

  • USGP Portland Cup Day 2 – Photo Gallery by Joe Sales

    We featured Joe Sales’ photos after Day 1 of the Portland USGP, and you’re in luck. We have more from Day 2. Joe Sales’ photos grace many of our print magazine’s covers and pages, including the Worlds feature in Issue 9 and the covers of our recent Issue 10 and upcoming Issue 11. Check out [...]

  • USGP Portland Cup Day 1 – Photo Gallery by Joe Sales

    Joe Sales’ photos grace many of our print magazine’s covers and pages, including the Worlds feature in Issue 9 and the covers of our recent Issue 10 and the upcoming Issue 11. Sales captured the racing action at the USGP Portland Cup day 1, mostly in black and white.  Here are just a few of [...]

  • A Look Back at Worlds 2010 – A Joe Sales Photo Gallery

    Now that the chaos of the 2010 Cyclocross World Championships is over and fingers and cameras have thawed out, we’ve had a chance to sort through our photos from the big event. Up next is a final men’s race photo gallery from Joe Sales.

  • Six Favorite Photos of Cyclocross Champions in Hoogerheide

    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 [...]

  • Photo Galleries from Thursday: Masters and Bs

    Photographers Joe Sales and Janet Hill provided us with two galleries of photos of the cold, icy racing on Thurdsay at the 2009 Cyclocross National Championships in Bend, Oregon.  They day started and ended the same – with a very slick course that required extra care in the corners and on the pavement.

  • Rad Racing GP Photo Galleries – 2009

    We’ve got several photo galleries from the spectacular setting at Rad Racing GP’s Steilacoom Park, outside of Tacoma, Washington. First up is Joe Sales’ photos from the day:



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