Posts in category photos & video

In our Issue 2, we called the SSCXWC event our top choice for a race to travel to “as a participant and spectator looking for …

Photos by Mike Clark Jeremy Powers (Cannondale / Cyclocrossworld) won in cold, wet, slippery conditions at Day 1 of the UCI C1 Toronto International Cyclocross. …

It wouldn’t be a true Portland ‘cross race without a big rainstorm, lots of mud, a ton of singlespeeds, a bunch of crazy costumes and …

CyclingTV did not have the U.S. broadcasting rights for the first two rounds of the UCI World Cup, and was recently issuing refunds for customers …

Cyclocross Magazine values the power of photography, and we aim to bring you more than just a few pictures of each race. Photographer Peter Wayne …

Cyclocross Magazine’s contributing writer Ryan Kelly is a ‘cross renaissance man. He’s racing with the pros, writes an online column about ‘cross here, shoots video …

Cyclocross Magazine’s contributing writer Ryan Kelly talks to some of the top riders including Tim Johnson, Jamey Driscoll, and Luke and Nick Keough at Gloucester. …

by Alan Atwood The oldest UCI cyclocross race in North America has showcased some of America’s best talent in the sport.  After this weekend, you …

Georgia Gould (Luna) won for the second day in a row in Boulder, taking the lead for good on the first lap in the sand …

Boulder, CO – Todd Wells (GT) took his first UCI cyclocross win of the season by beating an under-the-weather NACT series leader, Ryan Trebon (Kona) …

Sven Nys (Landbouwkrediet) loves the Koppenberg race, and as he describes in our Issue 4 interview, he considers the first stop of the GVA Trophy …

Christine Vardaros is the lone American woman racing in Tabor. After spending 10 hours in the car driving from Belgium on Friday, she managed to …

We’ve got some great photos from the UCI World Cup Opener in Kalmthout, Belgium in our galleries below. Full coverage of the race is here.

by Christine Vardaros, Photo by Krist Vanmelle Under normal circumstances, the winner of Cyclo-Cross World Cup opener in Kalmthout, Belgium would not have been a …

Columnist Ryan Kelly, when not racing or writing, focused on capturing some of the oft-neglected non-pro action in photos. Here’s some highlights from both days …

After an intense seven days of traveling by the CXM staff, we’re trying to work our way through a backlog of awesome ‘cross content. With …

Cyclocross Magazine believes in the power of great photography. Thus we had two photographers at Seattle’s weekend of racing, and have got a bunch of …

In most big ‘cross areas of the country, a day or two after your race, you get to relive your race by browsing hundreds of …

It’s not too late to submit your favorite ‘cross photos for consideration to be included in our Cross Eyed Gallery in our Issue 4 or …

Launching our online gallery has been a great success, and we’ve received a ton of awesome photos. A few will even show up in our …

Mark Legg was sadly relieved of pit duty when Katie Compton dropped out of the Treviso worlds on the first lap due to her muscle …

CXM Shutterbug Joe Sales ran more than any athlete today to bring the Treviso worlds into your home. Check out his great eye, and see …

Thanks to Mark Legg, we’ve got some great photos of the women’s race at the Hoogerheide UCI World Cup in the Netherlands on January 20th. …

CXM Staff Photographer Larry Rosa captured some amazing images from the races in Kansas City last weekend. Here are a few of our favorites. (Mouse …

Here are some videos from KCCX and the 2007 USA Cycling Cyclocross National Championships. It was a beautiful and the racing action was unparalleled. The …

The Kansas City 2007 Cyclocross National Championship course features a long pavement climb followed by a right hand turn onto the grass, with a big …

October often brings two exciting events for most of us: Halloween and the first full month of cyclocross. But combine the two, and you get …