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Following on its highly successful and prohibitively expensive line of heated insoles, Sidi will be unveiling its first venture outside the shoe market, applying its …

Cyclocross in the Olympics has long been a fantasy for ′cross fans everywhere, but turning that fantasy into reality has been difficult. But there’s progress. …

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 …

Sources have told Cyclocross Magazine that up-and-coming cyclocross star Jamey Driscol will be joining the bad-boy Rock Racing road team this season. Driscoll finished a …

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 …

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 …

U.S. Worlds Team and Rad Racing member Eric Emsky has finally recovered from his European campaign and has caught back up after his school-approved month-long …

Rachel Lloyd has spent many years at the highest level of U.S. cycloross. Although she has said she will hang up her racing shoes once …

Cult Cross returned to the Eagle Fairgrounds under bluebird skies on Sunday, March 15th, as race promoter Larry Grossman put together a true test of …

The 2010 Cyclocross World Championships in Tabor is over 10 months away, but the course is already under construction. Based on initial previews from the …

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 …

Seattle, WA – March 12th, 2009 — Low Pressure Promotions, LLC is proud to announce the formation of a new cyclocross series in the Seattle-area …

Most of us cyclists need all the upper body exercise we can get. Thus the dozen or two occasional strokes of the floor pump to …

A few of the top framebuilders from around the world have joined up to launch what they are calling “The Framebuilders’ Collective,” and cyclocross builders …

Here’s our third photo gallery from NAHBS 2009, from bike geek extrodianaire Jason Prince. Our first photo gallery is here, and second is here.  Also, …

We’ve got a ton of more cyclocross-worthy goodies from NAHBS 2009, some we’ll be featuring in-depth in our print mag, others will make their way …

Time has entered the high-end wheelset market, and offers two models, its Equal and Hi-Tense models. We’ve gotten a quick look a the lightweight 1530-gram …

Cyclocross Magazine sat next to the retired Alison Dunlap next to the Cross Vegas course as riders warmed up for the first-ever Vegas race in …

Cyclocross is always prominent at NAHBS, and this year is no different. While contributor Jason Prince has been inspecting each booth for all things ‘cross …

Aaron Hawkins’ story on Louisville’s permanent ‘cross course being in jeopardy generated a lot of attention and support from the ‘cross community. However, one confusion …

by Aaron Hawkins Word spread quickly through the cycling channels here in Louisville that our beloved cyclocross grounds would be making way for more soccer …

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 …

by Christine Vardaros “Is this your first after-season party? Do you want a drink?” While I watched his lips move, I was thinking, “Who is …

By Jake Sisson After weeks of heated competition, it’s time to call time on the inaugural season of Cyclocross Magazine’s UCI Fantasy Cyclocross. No amount …

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 So we’ve reached the end of the road. The battles have been hard, and while hope has faded for some teams who …

By Jake Sisson Sometimes, schedules can be cruel. 24 hours ago, I started out on my first of three exams. 24 hours later, I had …

The 2009-2010 UCI cyclocross schedule is out, and the U.S. leads all nations with 38 UCI races. Belgium is next with 31, and the Czech …

With short urban courses, double chainrings, carbon hoops and tubular tires now prominent in mountain biking, and barriers all but gone from top ‘cross races, …