If you haven’t seen our in-depth features on the incredible racing by deep, international fields this weekend at StarCrossed and the Rapha-Focus GP, that’s well worth a look. But here’s some of the plethora of videos rolling our way if you’d like to experience the fast-paced action with moving pictures. This may be more coverage [...]
We all know cyclocross can be a dangerous sport. But far too often we underestimate the dangers for fans and spectators. Whether it’s getting kicked by a retaliating Bart Wellens or just slipping and sliding around in the cold on extreme terrain, people just watching the race are subject to quite a number of dangers. [...]
You’re in extra luck, web readers – we have some catch-up work to do on Laurent Charras’ excellent ongoing video coverage of the women’s World Cup races. Charras’ Petitesreines French video operation wowed us with its coverage of the first three World Cups. If you missed the last video of the Koksijde World Cup, go [...]
Some dirty talk and a lot more cowbell just got much easier today. If you haven’t yet joined the nearly 3,000 others participating in Cyclocross Magazine’s cyclocross forums, sharing cyclocross videos or photos, or participating in a group over on our Cowbell social network and forums, doing so just got a whole lot easier because now you [...]
by Josh Liberles I’ll cut to the chase here – it’s been way too long since the last ‘cross race. By my rough (U.S.-season-based) calculations, we’re just about at the midpoint of the “offseason.” Are you bored with your road racing, MTB’ing or whatever the heck it is you people do to kill time during [...]
To accompany Cyclocross Magazine‘s recent live coverage of the U.S. National Championships, we ran two contests in conjunction with Edge Composites and Raleigh USA that had ‘cross fans from coast-to-coast – and even abroad – clamoring for sweet prizes. First was our wheel give away courtesy of Edge Composites. Edge helped to sponsor our live [...]
by Josh Liberles The weather report for the upcoming USGP weekend in Portland, Oregon calls for dry and cold days. If that holds, this will mark the first non-soaked-edition since the USGP started coming around in 2004. While the conditions will likely be drastically different this year, the course will likely be similar to past [...]
Young film producer Evan Schmitt just graduated from high school last week, but he’s certainly not taking the summer off before he attends University of Washington in the fall. He’s been hard at work getting ready for the world premier of his second film Remember to Breathe on June 27th in Roslyn, Washington. The event [...]
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