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As we get ready for our in-depth and live coverage of the world championships this weekend, we’re providing a series of worlds-related articles to get …

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 …

While cyclocross is growing rapidly in the U.S. and Canada, riders in both countries have difficulty finding funding to compete at the highest level. Is …

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, …

We got an early word on Page’s no-violation finding by USADA as reported here, and have received more information on the matter along with USADA’s …

After winning the US National Title in the elite junior category, Zach McDonald headed overseas to test his mettle against the best that the world …

Sources have told Cyclocross Magazine that USA Cycling’s National Championships Bronze Medalist and former World Championships Silver Medalist Jonathan Page has been cleared of any …

This weekend, some of the top racers are heading to the Milan World Cup, while others are either resting for worlds or racing Kasteelcross in …

Issue 5 is starting to arrive already for a lucky few, and over the next few weeks will cross the country. While the wait for …

California ‘cross racing continues this Sunday with season finales in NorCal with the Peak Season finals and infamous relay race, and SoCal’s Last Chance series …

by David Hutton It is undeniable that the dramatic growth of cyclocross continues in the United States and countries around the world. Yet many riders …

Cyclocross Magazine will bring you the action of the world championships to your computer, live, on February 1st. The men start at 8:30 a.m. EST, …

Clif Bar & Company Announces Voluntary Nationwide Recall of CLIF® and LUNA® Branded Bars Containing Peanut Butter Due to Possible Health Risk

BERKELEY, Calif., Jan 19, 2009 — Clif Bar & Company today announced a voluntary recall of CLIF(R) and LUNA(R) branded bars that contain peanut butter

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 …

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 Sue Butler Cycling and racing has provided me many new experiences. New places, adventures and new experiences and today was no exception, except today …

Coming off of a strong first year that saw series champions Ryan Trebon and Georgia Gould capture the individual titles, as well as the coveted …

You’ve read from our exclusive, in-depth interview with Sven Nys in Issue 4 that pasta fuels the top ‘cross racers. Now you too can eat …

By Jake Sisson We’re almost in the home stretch of the Cyclocross season, but don’t despair, there’s plenty of action still in store. Erwin Vervecken …

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. …

As Cyclocross Magazine was first to report, Brian Matter (Team Gear Grinder) was awarded one of two discretionary positions on the U.S. national team for …

Just as Europe is ramping up for its biggest races, certain regions in the U.S. have plenty of racing left. You just need to know …

This is Part II of Eric Emsky‘s debut column on Cyclocross and life in Belgium. You can read Part I here. Another big difference between …

Colorado Springs, Colo. – USA Cycling announced today the five athletes that were nominated to represent the United States in the elite men’s category at …