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 [...]
Zolder World Cup, GVA Trofee Azencross and Hotel Threeland Petange, Luxembourg Christine Vardaros races for the Baboco cyclocross team, based in Belgium, and regularly contributes her accounts of Euro racing to Cyclocross Magazine. by Christine Vardaros As I write this, there is a party going on without me. This has to be one of the [...]
The Zolder World Cup didn’t go exactly as planned for Danish national champion Joachim Parbo. No, it wasn’t the snow and ruts – someone walked off with one of the two Leopard bikes that he brought to the race. Parbo was pulled from the event when the leaders were about to lap him. Afterwards, some [...]
The Belgium Report – World Cups and Christmas Racing Canadian ’crosser Craig Richey is spending this winter in Belgium, taking his racing to a new level. His series of race diaries continues with his experiences during Belgium’s intense Christmas week. If you missed it, go back and read his report from the Koksijde World Cup. [...]
More photos from the exciting race at Heusden-Zolder this past Sunday from Bart Hazen have come in just in time to get excited for the GvA Trophy race at Azencross tomorrow. If you missed the Zolder coverage, check out some photo’s and video here and look at a story of the American Euro Cross campers [...]
by Tom Robertson A contingent of US racers were at the start line for the World Cup in Zolder, and though the Americans generally can handle their bikes as well as anyone in the world, today everyone was on the ground. Andrew Dillman, the top American in the Juniors race, crashed multiple times warming up. [...]
Portland, OR, pro racer Sue Butler was at the Zolder World Cup this past weekend, where Katie Compton took the win for the women, and Lars Boom took the men’s. Read on for her experience of this icy race. by Sue Butler Zolder World Cup: No Words to Describe. As I sit here to recall the [...]
by Amy Dombroski “World Cup”…the two words bring about those same butterflies as that angry “Boy Sets Fire” song, the same fizziness of a hard espresso shot, the similar uneasiness of the scent of warming gel. It sounds like a big deal, eh, but it’s just another gun shot, whistle blown or red light changing [...]
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