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It’s not enough to be one of the best cyclocrossers in the country to make the dream of an appearance at Cyclocross Worlds a reality; …

by Christine Vardaros Niels Albert will most likely start on Sunday at the World Cup in Roubaix, France. The World Champion trained on Wednesday for …

USA Cycling has completed the last round of nominations to the United States National Team for the 2010 UCI Cyclocross World Championships in Tabor, Czech …

by Jamie Mack There is no shortage of support among the riders in the mid-Atlantic, from tired racers working the pits for teammates and strangers …

by Josh Liberles The snowy course may have been the key element in the Belgian National Championship this past weekend, but it wasn’t the conditions …

by Matt Haughey Katie Compton is the six-time US Elite Women’s National Cyclocross Champion and current UCI World Cup Cyclocross points leader. With the two …

by Andrew Yee One might think that if you’re a cyclocross pro, especially if you’re a three-time Elite Cyclocross National Champion, you have the coaching, …

by Matt Haughey Katie Compton is the six-time US Elite Women’s National Cyclocross Champion and current UCI World Cup Cyclocross points leader. With the two …

by Amy Dombroski “World Cup”…the two words bring about those same butterflies as that angry  “Boy Sets Fire” song, the same fizziness of a hard …

The top competitors in this weekend’s Czech National Championships had a unique advantage to tune-up; the course in Tabor is the same that will be …

While Europe’s cyclocross powerhouses were busy awarding its National Championship jerseys, two National Championship jerseys were unveiled at Aptos High School today at the Surf …

Postponing a cyclocross event–a fall/winter sport that’s all about inclement weather and toughing it out–is far from typical. Yet that’s exactly what happened to this …

by Bart Hazen In the youth categories (beginners and juniors) at the Dutch National Championship there was no double for the Van der Poel family. …

by Bart Hazen Lars Boom has successfully defended his national title in the Dutch Cyclocross Championships today. In only his second ‘cross race this season, …

by Dan Seaton Oostmalle, Belgium – Sven Nys, whose 2009-10 season has been punctuated by some of the highest and lowest notes of his storied …

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Telenet-Fidea rider Corné van Kessel is the surprising Dutch Champion in the U23 ranks. The first year U23 proved too strong for Ramon Sinkeldam (second), …

by Bart Hazen Daphny van den Brand has prolonged her title in the Elite Women’s category. Van den Brand won after an exciting battle from …

Tom Meeusen (Fidea) and one of his closest rivals in the European U23 ranks this season, Kenneth van Compernolle, have officially moved up to the …

by Christine Vardaros Nys is Pre-Race Favorite With a Little Help from Mother Nature Back in October, when Sven Nys (Landbouwkrediet-Colnago) placed ninth in his …

by Christine Vardaros How many people can say they showered with Tom Vannoppen, Belgium’s favorite comeback kid? Ok, so technically we didn’t shower together, but …

Dahlonega, GA.- We are just three days away from the second running of Southern Cross, the Southeast’s only endurance cross race.  Loosely based on Iron …

To ‘cross fans in New England and across the country, the name Keough is certainly a familiar one.  The seemingly endless line of Keough’s has …

by Jamie Mack Cyclocross Magazine has had the pleasure of talking to a few of the younger racers that attended EuroCrossCamp this year. As the …

by Ken Getchell MAC Cyclocross’ end-of-season get-together, awards banquet and beer fest will once again be held at Philadelphia’s famed Manayunk Brewery on Saturday, January …

Bart Aernouts (Rabobank) took his second win of the season today in the GP Richard Groenendaal. Aernouts won with a big margin over teammate Gerben …

by Bart Hazen Sint Michielsgestal, Belgium – Marianne Vos (Nederland bloeit) won the Elite Women’s race today at the GP Richard Groenendaal. Vos won with …

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 …

by Dan Seaton Tervuren, Belgium – A dusting of snow fell in the woods of the Park van Tervuren overnight, lending some late holiday cheer …