Posts tagged belgium

Helen Wyman will be blogging throughout the cyclocross season. In her first report, she teaches some “Flemish Bike” and talks about offseason road racing.

Elle Anderson stormed onto the professional cyclocross scene two years ago, taking big back-to-back wins both days at Gloucester, securing a third place at the …

ANTWERP, Belgium – The 2014 Scheldecross Antwerp turned out to be a battle of the young blood as 19-year-old Mathieu Van der Poel (BKCP – Powerplus …

You may remember our mid-season Flemish lessons brought to us from across the pond by our British reporter, David Evans. Here, he road tested his …

by Evan Schmitt The Superprestige series is anything but over as it returns to the main stage this Sunday, February 5, in Hoogstraten, Belgium. Coming …

by Evan Schmitt Believe it or not, even though the World Championships have come and gone, the cyclocross season is not over yet. The GVA …

Katie Compton talks Nationals, Worlds, her season so far and what’s to come for this eight-time national champion. by Bart Hazen

KOKSIJDE, BELGIUM—Winning on the same historic course on which his father, Adri, took home a victory 16 years ago, Mathieu van der Poel won the Junior Cyclocross World Championship in Koksijde today in fine style.

by Evan Schmitt The fastest female cyclocross racers in the world will toe to the line Sunday morning in Koksijde, Belgium, but the race is …

by Evan Schmitt The commentators for this weekend’s World Championships will sound like they are speaking in a foreign language. That’s because they really are. …

by Evan Schmitt The GVA Trophy Series continues on Wednesday in Loenhout, Belgium. After a packed weekend of races in Diegem and Zolder, the World’s …

by Evan Schmitt The World Cup is back in Belgium again this weekend, landing the historic battlegrounds in Zolder on Monday, December 26. The race …

by Evan Schmitt The holidays are fast approaching and in Belgium that means a big two weeks of racing around the holidays. Superprestige action returns …

by Chris Bagg NAMUR, BELGIUM — Marianne Vos rode away from the field today in Namur, Belgium, looking unstoppable in her campaign for a fifth …

by Evan Schmitt The World Cup returns to Belgium this weekend to the town of Namur on Sunday, December 18. At least 15 nations will …

This coming December, a contingency of American riders lead by elite rider Ryan Trebon (LTS/ Felt) will descend upon Belgium for another intense two-week period …

by Evan Schmitt The third stop on the UCI World Cup returns to Koksijde on the North Sea coast of Belgium on Saturday, November 26. …

Portland, OR Elite racer Sue Butler is one of five women chosen to represent the US at Worlds this year.  Butler capped off a great year …

OTEGEM, BELGIUM – One day after winning the Belgian National Championship race in impressive fashion, Niels Albert (BKCP-Powerplus) lined up with his fancy new Belgian-flag-colored …

While it may be natural to watch the young, up-and-coming domestic riders to see how American cyclocross is stacking up against the European peloton, some …

Amy Dombroski took a few weeks off after Nationals to rest and re-focus for a big 2011 cyclocross campaign, complete with a new sponsor, new …

The Zolder World Cup didn’t go exactly as planned for Danish national champion Joachim Parbo. No, it wasn’t the snow and ruts – someone walked …

The Belgium Report – World Cups and Christmas Racing Canadian ’crosser Craig Richey is spending this winter in Belgium, taking his racing to a new …

by Tom Robertson A contingent of US racers were at the start line for the World Cup in Zolder, and though the Americans generally can …

by Tom Robertson 11 racers from the Euro Cross Camp attended a “B” race just up the road from the USA House today in the …

by Sue Butler It’s good to be back in Belgium. Last year I had to forgo my Euro racing campaign due to asthma, so I’m …

Katie Compton won her third World Cup of the season in Kalmthout, Belgium, on Sunday, bringing her career tally up to nine World Cup wins. …

by Bart Hazen Simunek Goes the Distance Radomir Simunek Jr. (BKCP-Powerplus) has won the Scheldecross in Antwerp, Belgium. Simunek was the best in the sprint …

by Christine Vardaros Of the four World Cups so far this season, Dieter Vanthourenhout (BKCP-Powerplus) has been given the green light by his National Federation …

by Craig Richey The Koksijde World Cup was my fifth consecutive weekend of racing, and between races I hadn’t done much training. I decided to …