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Mathieu van der Poel is dominating the cycling world at age 25, but he showed some of his promise in a Kiddie Race back in 2003 when he was 8 years old.

Born and raised in Wisconsin, Caleb Swartz and Trek go way back. We checked out his 2019 Collegiate Varsity Nationals Boone cyclocross bike.

The 2020 Cyclocross World Cup Nommay featured two barnburners in the Elite races on Sunday. Head back to France with this gallery from Bart Hazen.

Quinten Hermans is riding a Cube Cross Race C:62 cyclocross bike in 2020 after joining the Tormans CX Team. We look at his bike from the German company.

Race your own spring classic or grand tour with the Visions of Rainbows board game by Jason McDowell. Get more info about the game and Kickstarter.

Adding core workouts to your cycling training can improve stability and power and prevent injury. Chris Mayhew shares why and how to get started.

Denise Betsema announced at a press conference today that her positive test for steriods was due to a contaminated supplement from a Belgian pharmacist.

The U23 and Junior Men’s fields at the 2020 World Cup Nommay featured a number of North American riders. See results for the penultimate World Cup of the season.

The UCI announced a 6-month suspension ending October, 2019 for Denise Betsema after testing positive for steroids. She will return to cyclocross this weekend.

Belgium announced its Elite Women and Elite Men’s rosters for the 2020 Cyclocross World Championships in Dübendorf, Switzerland.

Eli Iserbyt used last lap moves to take the lead and hold on to win Sunday’s Elite Men’s race at the 2020 World Cup Nommay in France.

Annemarie Worst, Ceylin Alvarado and Katie Compton went into the finishing sprint together at Sunday’s 2020 World Cup Nommay in France.

Eli Iserbyt (Pauwels-Sauzen Bingoal) defeated Toon Aerts (Telenet-Baloise) and Laurens Sweeck (Pauwels-Sauzen Bingoal) for an all-Belgian podium at World Cup Nommay. Full Results below:

Annemarie Worst (777) defeated Ceylin Del Carmen Alvarado (Alpecin-Fenix) in Nommay, France. Katie Compton (KFC Racing) completed the podium. Full Results below: