Posts in category the racer’s view

by Dave Queen I am preparing to make my cyclocross pilgrimage. Cyclocross, like almost any activity, has those who observe, others that dabble, some who …

The last time we saw Geoff Kabush out racing, it was at the USGP in Bend back in early December. And since Canadian Nationals were already over by then (with Kabush taking the win), he didn’t have any races to look forward to, except for the big one: Worlds Championships in Kentucky, two months after his last cyclocross race of the season. Yesterday, we caught up with him to find out what he’s been up to for the past few weeks, and find out a bit about his goals for Worlds and the upcoming MTB season.

Yesterday, frequent Cyclocross Magazine contributor Ted Burns teamed up with Managing Editor Molly Hurford to host a podcast for NorCal Cycling News and Cyclocross Magazine …

by Molly Hurford Since USA Cycling took over control of the UCI Cyclocross World Championships coming to Louisville, USA, in just a matter of days, …

by Cody Sovis After an early injury put her out of competition, Meredith Miller has stormed her way to a Worlds appearance in Louisville. Nothing …

By Molly Hurford and Robbie Carver The Glory The 2013 Cyclocross Nationals wasn’t found in the dull roar of the fans, the screams, the jeers, …

With Nationals over and Worlds looming, cyclocross courses are on everyone’s minds. We wanted to offer our readers a sneak peek at what’s between the …

by Molly Hurford Danny Summerhill is a little young to be considered a cyclocross legend, but as one of the few Americans to ever make …

by Molly Hurford 2013. And what a way to start it. After a couple of much needed weeks at home on the East Coast, January …

by Cody Sovis With Nationals just around the corner, riders are making final preparations heading into one of the big targets for US racers. While …

In the spirit of holiday giving, we wanted to offer our readers a sneak peek at what’s between the pages of our latest issue of …

by Molly Hurford Catching up with Jonathan Page is always tough. For one thing, the American spends most of his time with his family in …

On Monday, EuroCrossCamp racer Justin Lindine talked a bit about the good, the bad, the ugly and the rediscovered fun of racing in Europe. Today, …

Once again, a select group of juniors and U23 racers have headed over to Europe to take part in Belgium’s Christmas Week. We asked the …

by Justin Lindine I came here to finish these races. I didn’t know how well I would do beyond that, but I did not want, …

by Cody Sovis If US Nationals already seems like a two-woman battle, don’t forget that the US has depth in the women’s field like never …

by Justin Lindine The thing about ’cross races is that they’re only an hour. And when you’re racing every other day, as we are during …

With the countdown clock to Nationals tick, tick, ticking away, we at Cyclocross Magazine realized that it had been far too long since we last …

by Justin Lindine Taste that? That sort of metallic dry taste on the roof of your mouth? Feel the beat of your heart quicken as …

  by Kat Statman Well, the world didn’t implode or explode yesterday, and we admit, we weren’t surprised. Everyone knows the world is not allowed …

by Justin Lindine There are so many bike racing clichés when you travel to Europe, so many things I could say that would sound rehearsed …

by Josey Weik I arrived in Brussels with David after a nine hour flight with little sleep at 9:00 AM. The Brussels airport was surprisingly …

by Christine Vardaros My goal these next few days is to crawl out of the hole I’ve buried myself in, hopefully in time for the …

by Molly Hurford This past trip I made was probably one of my favorites this season. In part because it was a blast, but more …

We’ve profiled Logan Owen many times in the past, even on our Issue 13 cover for the feature: “The Next Nys?” And this year, the …

This past weekend, Amy Dombroski took home her first second-place title of the season  at the Soudal Classic Leuven. Here, she explains how the race …

Here at Cyclocross Magazine, as with everywhere else in the country, the mood has been subdued in the past two days. In this column, one …

As if a USGP on its own isn’t memorable enough, there’s always the aftermath. In this case, it involved a clash of the cycling industry …

by Adam McGrath This cyclocross season has been a great success, and upon reflection I have only one thing to thank. I should say sponsors, …

by Molly Hurford United Healthcare seems to be scooping up ’cross racers for their road team this season, and while it seems to take them …