Posts in category euro-file

by Bart Hazen Sint Michielsgestal, Netherlands – Danny van Poppel, son of (road) sprint legend Jean-Paul van Poppel, took the hole shot followed by Mike …

by Nathan Phillips “He was fairly happy, except that, like many people living in Europe, he would rather have been in America.” – Ernest Hemingway …

Montana State Junior Nathan Phillips has embedded himself in EuroCrossCamp to document the inner workings of the camp that has had a pivotal role in …

by Nathan Phillips “Protected riders” is usually a term reserved for road racing and rarely ever mentioned in the same sentence as cyclocross. Today in …

by Jamie Mack When the attendees of the latest Euro Cross Camp and the first list of riders nominated to the US Worlds team were …

Montana State Junior Nathan Phillips has embedded himself in EuroCrossCamp to document the inner workings of the camp that has had a pivotal role in …

Montana State Junior Nathan Phillips has embedded himself in EuroCrossCamp to document the inner workings of the camp that has had a pivotal role in …

There were four B races scattered throughout the day: three men’s and one women’s. The women got off to an early A.M. start and broke …

by Dan Seaton Hamme, Belgium – Buoyed by his first trip to the top step of the podium yesterday in Hasselt, Zdeněk Štybar once again grabbed …

A couple important health updates came forward this week, as Sunweb-Projob loses another rider for next weekend and the swine flu hits the cyclocross peloton. …

Sure, the UCI has their own cyclocross rankings. And with the Superprestige, GvA and World Cup series with UCI points up for grabs and Europeans …

Today, here a Pro Cyclocross Rumors and Rumblings Headquarters, we’re rolling out a new feature in the column, a mini-interview with some of cyclocross’ emerging …

With the cyclocross season fully underway, there’s been a few key story lines that we’ve been following. First up is the issue of heat and …

A bit of everything from the cyclocross world this week, including some transfer news, a road result and a bevy of mountain bike results from …

As we reported last weekend, the Swiss World Cup (stop #3, not #2 as originally stated) was in trouble and seeking a new home. But …

It was a busy week for the world of cyclocross, and we aren’t even talking about the American National Mountain Bike Championships in this edition …

A huge weekend in the cyclocross world, with results and news coming from all over the world. Read all the way through, because it never …

Marianne Vos continues winning ways, Tour of the Battenkill wrap up, Powers wins in Ancaster, Cyclocross at Sea Otter, Jacobs banned for 2 years. The …

Teams add some fresh flavor, Cyclocrossers win it on the road, Powers, Johnson head to the dirt, Highlights from the week’s Euro road action New …

We’ve got a special Ronde van Vlaanderen edition of our Pro Cyclocross Rumors and Rumblings for you today. Cyclocross is a huge part of the …

Wondering what your favorite mudders have been up to?  Doing your homework so you can win Cyclocross Magazine’s fantasy cyclocross league next season? We’ve got …

Tired of reports on one road racer’s twitter stream? Wondering what your favorite mudders have been up to?  Doing your homework so you can win …

Jamey Driscoll isn’t the only young rider to be signing a new professional contract. Semi-professional Eddy van Ijzendoorn is a “semi” no longer, as the …

Tired of reports on road racers’ latest tweet and up-to-the-minute updates on collarbone surgery? Wondering what your favorite mudders have been up to?  Doing your …

Offseason preparations for your run of the mill professional cyclocross racer are already hard enough, but the powers that be in Belgium have decided to …

Lars Boom has already decided to skip the 2010 World Championships in Tabor, Czech Republic, according to a BN DeStem report. After failing at his …

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 …

By Jake Sisson We’ve now got 21 weeks of fantasy cyclocross in the books, and amazingly, the overall victory is not a closed case just …

As worlds gets closer and closer, the teams that will be sent for each nation are starting to get hammered out. Check back regularly to …

by Mark Legg-Compton Katie had a good weekend in France, winning the first title on Roubaix cobblestones by an American. The race course was a …