Posts in category race reports

Robb Jebb, seven-time winner of the Three Peaks Cyclocross race, can’t get enough of the hills of UK’s Yorshire Dales National Park. Jebb won the …

by Andrew Yee Mom: He was very sickly until he started riding around on that bicycle. Dad: Yeah… well… now his body’s fine, but his …

Spring cyclocross is growing in Colorado, and last Sunday represented the final race of the two-race Cult Cross series. Will spring ‘cross make its way …

In a fitting end to the season, the season’s top two strongest riders battled for a victory in Oostmalle, Belgium in the final race of …

A last lap crash by World Champion Niels Albert (BKCP-Powerplus) worked to the advantage of Belgian Champion Sven Nys (Landbouwkrediet-Colnago) and allowed Nys to cruise …

Sven Nys took an amazing ninth Superprestige title today with his win in Vorselaar. The Belgian national  champion only needed to finish seventh on the …

by Bart Hazen of the Daily Peloton Thijs Al (AA Drink Cycling Team) has won the international cyclocross of Heerlen (February 14). Thijs Al animated …

by Bart Hazen of the Daily Peloton The seventh round of the Superprestige in Hoogstraten was won by the leader of the UCI World Rankings …

Dan Seaton, author of Issue 5’s article on amateur racing in Belgium, takes a deeper look at last weekend’s world championships. First up is his …

In today’s Krawatencross GVA Trophy race in Lille, Belgium, both the newly crowned junior and U23 world champs were defeated in their first races wearing …

World Champion Niels Albert celebrated his 22nd birthday today by winning the indoor cross in Hasselt, taking his first victory in his rainbow stripes.  With …

In his first race after the world championships, Sven Nys wasted no time in showing that he’s still the boss of trade team racing. Nys …

While racers from across the world were racing for the rainbow jersey in Hoogerheide, the Netherlands, Maryland offered a fine alternative for east coast ‘cross …

by Dan Seaton, photos by Joe Sales Also see our blow-by-blow coverage archive. The clouds cleared and the sun was shining this afternoon on Belgium’s …

by Dan Seaton, photos by Joe Sales Also see our blow-by-blow coverage archive. Day 2 of the Cyclocross World Championships in Hoogerheide, Netherlands, dawned looking …

by Dan Seaton. Photos by Joe Sales. Also see our live updates archive here. The Germans took a cue from their Dutch neighbors in the …

Updated: Our live coverage of Day 1 is over, but the archive of the exciting racing can be found here.

Daphny Van den Brand and Sven Nys won the Elite Women’s and Elite Men’s races in Milan in hotly contested races, with each taking close …

New England’s Kathy Sarvary (Mid State Cycling) hates getting rid of old clothing. In December, she wore her rainbow-striped world champion jersey to successfully defend …

In our lead-up to the World Championships in Hoogerheide, Holland, we warmed up with live coverage of the final UCI Cyclocross World Cup in Milan, …

by Bart Hazen of the Daily Peloton Photos by Joe Sales German Champion and World Cup winner Philipp Walsleben (BKCP-PowerPlus) has won the final U23 …

by Bart Hazen of the Daily Peloton Photos by Joe Sales Veteran Erwin Vervecken (Revor Cycling Team) showed he is back in top form for …

by Bart Hazen of the Daily Peloton, Photos by Joe Sales American Katherine Compton impressed with an stellar one-woman show in Roubaix. Compton, who took …

By Bart Hazen of the Daily Peloton, Photos by Joe Sales World Cup winner Tijmen Eising (Revor Cycling Team) has won the final Junior World …

We’ve got a blow-by-blow report of the men’s race at the 2009 Cyclocross World Cup Race in Roubaix, France.  If you enjoy seeing the action …

Large fields and crowds were present today at the penultimate World Cup today in Roubaix, and in the end, two Americans stood on the podium. …

The racing has resumed and the new national championship jerseys were on display in Surhuisterveen, Netherlands at the UCI C1 Internationale Centrumcross van Surhuisterveen. World …

Day 2 of the National Championships in the European powerhouses presented fast, frozen racing, with major favorites prevailing with a few upsets along the way. …

Day 1 of the European countries’ national championships saw many favorites reign supreme, with defending champs like Kupfernagel and Stybar retaining their colors and van …

By Dot Wong Sunday, January 4th was race #1 of the inaugural SoCal ‘Cross Fever Series — all events taking place in January 2009 and …