Posts tagged Wout Van Aert

Today’s Berencross (not to be confused with the English sports journalist by the same name), served as a tune-up race for tomorrow’s opening stop of …

“I want to spoil the fans with nice duels between Mathieu van der Poel and myself. Now that Sven Nys quit racing, I am convinced …

A broken bone or near-record heat and humidity couldn’t keep Wout van Aert from starting the Jingle Cross World Cup and extending his undefeated streak in the States.

Wout van Aert continued his undefeated streak as an Elite in the States, going four-for-four since 2015 CrossVegas. Full 2016 Jingle Cross Elite Men’s results …

The 2016 Jingle Cross Telenet World Cup will be streamed live by the UCI (geo restricted) and by NBC’s Sports App (paid). Because NBC owns the rights …

2016 Cyclocross World Champion Wout van Aert (Crelan Vastegoedservice) continued his winning ways in the U.S. with his come-from-behind victory at the 2016 ClifBar CrossVegas …

Wout van Aert had a dominant second half of CrossVegas to win for the race for the second year in a row. And for the second year, a Colnago Prestige cyclocross bike was the winning bike, only this year it was completely different than his 2015 ride.

“In the second half I planned an attack.” -Wout van Aert to Cyclocross Magazine The 2015 CrossVegas winner and 2016 Cyclocross World Champion came into Las …

The 2016 ClifBar CrossVegas World Cup men’s race was a thriller, with the 2016 World Champion Wout van Aert returning from a crash to take …

Jeff Curtes sent us a stunning gallery of varied images from each day of racing at the 2016 Trek CXC Cup. See day 2’s gallery here.

by Peloton Sports Homecourt Advantage and A Hero’s Homecoming Win for Antonneau The Elite Women put on a show Sunday for the UCI C1 race …

Sunday’s UCI C1 racing at the 2016 Trek CXC Cup was briefly a suspenseful case study in determining whether teamwork and strength in numbers could …

The U.S. cyclocross season takes another step up this week in Waterloo, Wisconsin with the Trek CXC Cup, with several prominent Europeans making the trip, …

At the hilly, cobbled Brico Cross Geraardsbergen, the UCI season opener in Belgium, 2016 World Champion Wout van Aert (Crelan-Vastgoedservice) and Belgian Champion Sanne Cant (Enertherm-BKCP) opened …

Lars van der Haar will miss the 2016 CrossVegas and Jingle Cross UCI Cyclocross World Cup races after suffering from a lingering hamstring injury. After …

CrossVegas is back for its second year as a World Cup, paired with Iowa City’s JingleCross as one of two U.S.-based World Cup stops for 2016. 2015/2016 World Cup overall winners Sanne Cant and Wout van Aert have committed to race the 2016 edition.

The 2016 Trek CXC Cup, held the weekend before the CrossVegas and Jingle Cross World Cups, will attract some of the top cyclocross racers from …

Cyclocross World Champion Wout Van Aert shocked many by taking the win in the Tour of Belgium’s opening prologue over the reigning Time Trial World Champion, Germany’s Tony Martin.

This edition of Rumors & Rumblings shows that we’re more similar to the pros we cheer for than we may realize.

Rainbow stripes come with perks. Like Wout van Aert’s new Colnago Prestige dressed in World Champion livery.

Cyclocross Magazine’s Christine Vardaros caught up with new 2016 Elite Men’s Cyclocross World Champion Wout van Aert at the midweek 2016 Parkcross Maledgem race for …

Even though the 2016 Cyclocross World Championships are in our rear review mirror, there’s still a good three more weeks of professional cyclocross racing in …

For this edition of Throwback Thursday we’re going all the way back to September 2015 and the opening round of the 2015 World Cup at Cross Vegas. Wout van Aert was the man of the hour.

Van der Haar was frozen in his tracks when the time to run came, and it seemed as if he didn’t take his first step until van Aert had remounted and started riding towards the final turns before the finish.

We’ve got five minutes of action-packed highlights of the Elite Men’s Race in the video above, unrestricted by the UCI. Want more? See our full results and full …

There are no foregone conclusions in cyclocross. But with the performance he put in today as well as those he’s shown since returning from injury, it seems the World Championships in Zolder may be van der Poel’s to loose.

Van der Poel took to the air on the flyover on the second to last lap, giving the crowd a little flair. With a lead of 25 seconds going into the final lap there was time for some showmanship.

Along with the United States, many countries around the globe also had their 2016 Cyclocross National today. We give you a play-by-play account of the …

LOENHOUT, Belgium—On a controversial course, Tom Meeusen (Telenet-Fidea) proved that fortune favors the brave, launching a solo attack from a large group that he was …

Netting his 14th win of the year, and increasing his 2015 BPost Bank Trofee series record to five-out-of-five, Wout van Aert (Vastgoedservice-Golden Palace) rode to …