Posts tagged spain

With Euro Nationals going on, several U.S. cyclocrossers headed to Malaga, Spain for sunshine, camaraderie and a pre-Worlds block of training.

Helen Wyman is getting set to find some mid-season watts in Spain before the final push to Worlds, and she comments on changes coming for Junior Women.

When Wout van Aert invites you to Spain to train, the decision to go is a no-brainer. Stephen Hyde talks about his experience riding with the World Champion in the middle of the 2017/18 season in this interview.

Elle Anderson got her first UCI win of the season in Spain, Gage Hecht and Christa Ghent won Colorado States and Marianne Vos returns this weekend. Read more in this week’s Rumors & Rumblings.

Helen Wyman took second at the 2017 World Cup Zeven and then traded the mud for sun by heading to Spain. Hear about seeing Hanka Kupfernagel and getting lost among the orange trees of Spain in this Wyman Wednesday.

Watch: Crawl-ups, waist-high barriers, and run-downs in front of packed cities and stadiums. Euro cyclocross in Spain 60 years ago was extreme in so many ways.

When we think of European cyclocross 50 years ago or more, most people think of the sport’s popularity in Switzerland, and to some degree Belgium …

by Evan Schmitt After a big weekend on the north coast of Belgium, the Cyclocross World Cup Series heads south to Igorre, Spain for stop …

The Belgian men stuck around in Spain post-Igorre World Cup to mix it up in the Asteasuko XII Ziklo-Krossa UCI C2 race, and they showed …

IGORRE, SPAIN – Niels Albert (BKCP-Powerplus) nursed a small gap over Francis Mourey (FDJ) to take both the fourth round of the UCI World Cup and …

by Kat Statman Another week has gone by, and we continue to delve deeper into the season. Many of you are starting to think about …

Relive the blow-by-blow mud-bog racing of the UCI Cyclocross World Cup in Igorre, Spain right here: