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Feel like testing your ‘cross rigs on a pure-blooded MTB course? For the first time in 16 years, The Horror at Harding Hill MTB event, …

The city of Covington, Kentucky, just outside of Cincinnati, became the state’s second city to commit to year ‘round cyclocross bicycle racing when the city …

The Zipp Ohio Valley Cyclocross Tour has released a 2010 race schedule that is long on tradition, but with a heightened sense of significance. “I …

USAC published an official recap of the promoters summit held in Colorado on April 23-25, 2010, which was heavily discussed on Sunday’s controversial post based …

Update: Adam Myerson and attendee Brad Ross also weigh in on our report (based on notes from an attendee who cares to remain anonymous but …

by Jamie Mack The 2010 Verge New England Championship Series has been announced. The 2009 schedule saw the largest number of races since Adam Myerson …

The Ronde van Portlandia has only been around for a few years, but it’s already become the stuff of legends. It’s not a race, or …

Washington D.C. —In 1925, the Minnesota Valley Canning Company knew they needed something eye catching to market a new line of extra-large peas. They put …

The road season is getting its wheels turning in high gear, and it has already claimed its first cyclocross casualty; one that is near and …

It’s that time of year when cyclocross series start announcing their autumn programs. And, as usual, the well-organized MAC Cyclocross on America’s eastern seaboard is …

This year’s SingleSpeed Cyclocross Worlds (SSCXWC) may still be several months away, but the event’s new hosts are clearly excited to get things rolling. For …

by Josh Liberles Cyclocross is winning the hearts and minds of the general American public, one mainstream news story at a time. Well, OK, perhaps …

by Jamie Mack Communities across the country seem to be embracing the notion of permanent bike parks that feature cyclocross as a main attraction. Shovels …

Still more new and cool gear to ogle at Sea Otter. If you missed our other product news and photos, you can check out our …

by Josh Liberles This Sunday, April 18th marks the second race in the CX TT series put on by the Main Street Bikes shop in …

We found lots more to geek out over today at the Sea Otter festival in Monterey, California. Photos and eye candy are below, here’s a …

Our roving reporter, Dave Lawson, made his way to the Town and Country Resort in San Diego’s Mission Valley last weekend for the second annual …

by Jamie Mack Recently I went through the part of my season about which I’m never quite sure how to feel. I cling to the …

by Josh Liberles You don’t have to look to northern Europe to see true classics conditions. Sure, the world’s top one-day riders lined up in …

by Natalia McKittrick Even if you have never entered a bicycle race in your life, you probably know that it doesn’t take a Boonen to …

by Josh Liberles Robbie McEwen (Katusha) remains one of the world’s fastest finishers on the road. This year he’s adding some of the nasty, northern …

Promoter Larry Grossman is fresh off of the announcer’s stand from this past weekend’s Cult Cross.  After a well deserved rest, Larry has pulled together …

by Josh Liberles Cyclocross season hasn’t been over for long now, and as we watch the best roadies duke it out in northern Europe, the …

After taking 2009 off, the challenging and popular road cycling race returns, tackling a longer, more difficult course featuring hilly dirt sections as well as …

by Christine Vardaros Collecting More Than Just a Suntan in Cyprus – Christine Vardaros wraps up her report from the Tour of Cyprus. If you …

by Ryan Hamilton Just as the weather was turning from winter to spring and getting very ‘cross-like with rain and mud, I cracked open the …

A few days ago Sven mentioned a new endeavor called “project M” on his blog. Now however all is revealed: Sven Nys will ride motocross! …

The Cult Cross 2010 flyer’s headline says it all: “Suffer in the Spring As You Do in the Fall.” Maybe you’ve built up some early …

by Josh Liberles Bend, Oregon, may have grown too quickly, only to be subsequently hit particularly hard by the downturned economy, but the town seems …

by Christopher Bagg Sal Collura, organizer of innovative cycling events (he ran last September’s inaugural ‘Cross-Over Stage Race, bringing three ‘Cross events together for one …