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• Meeusen Grabs First Superprestige Win When Nys Breaks Pedal

  28 November 10 • 1 comment

  by Dan Seaton Gieten, Netherlands – On the first really cold weekends of the 2010-11 season, the world of European cyclocross headed to a snowy Gieten, in the far northern Netherlands, for the fifth round of the Nissan Superprestige Series. Coming a day after a tough race through the sand at the Koksijde World Cup, [...]

• Mourey Sprints to Win in Grand Prix de la Région Wallonne – UPDATED: Photos, Report

  13 November 10 • 0 comment

  Mourey best in mudfest of Dottenijs by Bart Hazen Dottenijs, Belgium – French Speedster Francis Mourey (Francaise des Jeux) out-sprinted Czech Martin Zlámalík (Sunweb-Revor) in the finale to take an impressive win. Mourey, who was on fire in the early-season US races, winning StarCrossed, Rad Racing and CrossVegas in succession, now adds a Belgian win [...]

• Pro Cyclocross Rumors & Rumblings Week of October 22, 2010

  22 October 10 • 2 comments

  

  by Kat Statman There’s a lot going on in the world of cyclocross this week. We have the Euro racers getting ready for the next World Cup, or in the case of Tom Meeusen, just getting ready for the next chance he has to race. Jonathan Page is rumored to be moving to a new [...]

• UCI Rankings: North America the Next Cyclocross Epicenter?

  20 October 10 • 0 comment

  by Kat Statman Americans hold three of the top 10 places in the UCI Cyclocross World Rankings. In first there is the obvious Zdenek Stybar, a rider who has dominated every early season European race he has entered, but second place goes to America’s own Jeremy Powers, followed by Tim Johnson in third and Ryan [...]

• Pro Cyclocross Rumors and Rumblings Week Of October 15th, 2010

  15 October 10 • 2 comments

  by Kat Statman With the first World Cup of the Season this weekend, there’s a lot to talk about in pro cyclocross. The United States sends one of its strongest teams to Switzerland, with the likes of current national champion Tim Johnson as well as mountain bike World Cup veteran Adam Craig. Tom Meeusen and [...]

• North American Cyclocross Trophy Leader’s Jerseys Standings Remain Close

  13 October 10 • 1 comment

  

  At the halfway point for the 2010 NACT series, the standings are extremely close with the Castelli leaders’ jerseys up for grabs. The nationwide series has completed four of eight races, with a tight points race shaping up as the series heads to Colorado for a weekend of racing on October 30-31 in Boulder and [...]

• Compton and Johnson Storm Away with Wins at Planet Bike Cup Day Two UPDATED: More Photos!

  27 September 10 • 7 comments

  by Kat Statman and Marion Hambrick Sun Prairie, WI – Katie Compton (Planet Bike-Stevens) continued to put her stamp on American cyclocross racing with a definitive win against another stacked Elite women’s field. Compton a Quick Healer The first part of the race played out exactly the same as Day One of the Planet Bike [...]

• Rad Racing Photo Gallery

  23 September 10 • 0 comment

  The Rad Racing GP in Seattle this past weekend was full of memorable images.  From Francis Mourey on the top of the podium for the second time, soon to be third after CrossVegas, in his first trip to the US. The conditions presented riders with unique challenges, which provides photographers with unique opportunities. Photographer Suzanne [...]

• Two for Two: Mourey and Nash Race to Rad Wins – UPDATED: Photos, Full Report, Video, Results

  20 September 10 • 4 comments

  by Josh Liberles & Kenton Berg Katerina Nash (Luna) and Francis Mourey (Francaise Des Jeux) took their second wins in as many days at the Rad Racing GP outside of Seattle, Washington.  Held on a new, flat course with a long beach section, the course showed that last night’s StarCrossed wins were

• The Rad Racing Gran Prix: New Course, Same Pain

  3 September 10 • 4 comments

  

  For the past three years, the Rad Racing Gran Prix has joined StarCrossed to create a full weekend of some of the best racing the West Coast has to offer. Those of you who have raced the Gran Prix in the past will either be ecstatic or bummed to hear that the venue for this [...]