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"Closed cell foam" PE backer rod. © C. Lee / Cyclocross Magazine

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Mother Nature kept down the dust, but covered riders in a bit of mud and grit. © Cathy Fegan-Kim

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The 2020 Grinduro is moving from Quincy to Mount Shasta.

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Moriah Wilson won the Fuego 80k mountain bike race at the 2022 Lifetime Sea Otter Classic. © J. Silva / Cyclocross Magazine

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Evil Bikes Chamois Hagar © C. Lee/Cyclocross Magazine

First Annual Laurence Malone Memorial Ride on May 15

Tom Pham, May 1, 2022

Laurence Malone won five U.S. national championships. © Cyclocross Magazine

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The Cannondale Topstone with an Oliver Lefty fork.

Wout van Aert Out, Mathieu van der Poel and Tom Pidcock Prep with Podiums, Lucinda Brand’s First Road.

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Mathieu van der Poel (Alpecin-Fenix) wins the 2020 Dutch Road National Championships. © B. Hazen / Cyclocross Magazine

UCI Announces Gravel World Series Locations and Dates

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The 2019 Lost and Found gravel race enjoyed the smoothest roads in its six editions. © A. Yee / Cyclocross Magazine

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Tom Pham, March 25, 2022

Mathieu van der Poel (Alpecin-Fenix) wins the 2020 Dutch Road National Championships. © B. Hazen / Cyclocross Magazine

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Photos from Gloucester Day 2

cyclocross magazine — October 5, 2009

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Laura Van Gilder looked strong on the fast course, but suffered a late flat that sent her back to second place. ©Chris Milliman

Laura Van Gilder looked strong on the fast course, but suffered a late flat. ©Chris Milliman

We’ve got some great photos from Paul Weiss and Chris Milliman from the Great Brewer’s Gran Prix of Gloucester, day 2:

Laura Van Gilder looked strong on the fast course, but suffered a late flat that sent her back to second place. ?Chris Milliman

Natasha Elliott took another impressive victory. ?Chris Milliman

Tim Johnson in control. ?Chris Milliman

Amy Dombroski did not enjoy last year's success. ?Paul Weiss

Chris Jones rode strongly to sixth. ?Paul Weiss

Chris Zigmont did double duty of racing and announcing. ?Paul Weiss

Tim Johnson celebrates on the podium with a small beer. ?Paul Weiss

Kevin Hines, the masters winner. ?Paul Weiss

The future stars of cyclocross raced for free. ?Paul Weiss

The Masters 35 race had some early chaos. ?Paul Weiss

Richard Fries interviewing Mo Bruno Roy about her crash. ?Paul Weiss

Natasha Elliott on her way to her second win in row. ?Paul Weiss

Page could not get rid of the CyclocrossWorld / Cannondale riders. ?Paul Weiss

Jonathan Page was constantly marked by Powers and Johnson. ?Paul Weiss

Tim Johnson made his late move after colliding with Page in the sand pit. ?Paul Weiss

Mother Nature kept down the dust, but covered riders in a bit of mud and grit. © Cathy Fegan-Kim

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Tom Pham, July 12, 2022

gravel race reports

UCI Cyclocross Series USCX Returns to North America

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The 2020 Grinduro is moving from Quincy to Mount Shasta.

2022 Grinduro California Results: Cyclocrossers Crush New Mt. Shasta Course

Tom Pham, May 28, 2022

gravel race reports

Moriah Wilson won the Fuego 80k mountain bike race at the 2022 Lifetime Sea Otter Classic. © J. Silva / Cyclocross Magazine

Gravel Star Moriah Wilson Found Dead in Austin, Texas

Clifford Lee, May 15, 2022

Laurence Malone won five U.S. national championships. © Cyclocross Magazine

First Annual Laurence Malone Memorial Ride on May 15

Tom Pham, May 1, 2022

Mathieu van der Poel (Alpecin-Fenix) wins the 2020 Dutch Road National Championships. © B. Hazen / Cyclocross Magazine

Wout van Aert Out, Mathieu van der Poel and Tom Pidcock Prep with Podiums, Lucinda Brand’s First Road.

Tom Pham, April 2, 2022

euro-file news race reports

The 2019 Lost and Found gravel race enjoyed the smoothest roads in its six editions. © A. Yee / Cyclocross Magazine

UCI Announces Gravel World Series Locations and Dates

Tom Pham, March 25, 2022

Mathieu van der Poel (Alpecin-Fenix) wins the 2020 Dutch Road National Championships. © B. Hazen / Cyclocross Magazine

The Big Two Are Back! Van der Poel and Van Aert Take Road Victories

Tom Pham, March 25, 2022

euro-file news race reports

Tim Johnson in his Nine Ball Diaries kit at CrossVegas 2007. © Cyclocross Magazine

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cyclocross magazine, March 14, 2022

Toon Aerts took charge early. 2021 Zolder UCI Cyclocross World Cup, Elite Men. © B. Hazen / Cyclocross Magazine

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