37th Annual Harlem Skyscraper Cycling Classic Criterium
OK, so it’s all paved, sans dirt and grass, and the circuits are only a little more than a kilometer. But, while waiting for cyclocross …
SSCXWC 2010 Registration Opens Today!
Registration for Single Speed Cyclocross Worlds in Seattle, Washington, opens today, June 1st, at 12:00 AM Pacific Time. The first 50 pre-registered racers will receive …
To the Short Track for Skills and Anaerobic Pain – A Column by Lee Waldman
Cyclocross Magazine columnist and Masters racer Lee Waldman ramps up the intensity, courtesy of a short track MTB race in Colorado. In case you missed …
Rumors Over Stybar’s New Team Put to Rest
by Josh Liberles Zdeněk Štybar, the Czech rider who won the 2010 World Championships in Tabor while racing for Telenet-Fidea, has been at the center …
Rider Interview: JPow Discusses His Tour of California, Upcoming ’Cross Goals
by Josh Liberles Jeremy Powers, who races for Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com during the “real” season, just finished up an impressive eight days of racing with his Jelly …
Tour of California – Crossers’ Wrap Up
by Josh Liberles Although the battle for the top step went down to the bitter end, with Michael Rogers (HTC-Columbia) narrowly holding off Dave Zabriskie …
NAHBS Goes To Austin for 2011
Local bicycle stores and the Texas frame builder’s community step forward to support the 2011 North American Handmade Bicycle Show, scheduled for February 25-27, 2011. …
Breaking News – Szczepaniaks Receive Doping Suspensions, U23 Podium Resolved
by Josh Liberles While Floyd Landis’ leaked emails are creating quite the firestorm within the ProTour regarding athletes and officials involved with the US Postal …
Cyclocross GC at Tour of California
by Josh Liberles Nowhere was the prevalence of cyclocrossers at the top end of pro road cycling more apparent than during stage 4 of the …
A 50-mile MTB Race Reteaches Old Lessons – A Column by Lee Waldman
Cyclocross Magazine columnist and Masters racer Lee Waldman gets the chance to relearn basic lessons, courtesy of a 50-mile MTB race in Colorado. In case …
Rabo-Giant Expands Cyclocross and MTB Teams
by Josh Liberles Rabobank, the perennial powerhouse road and cyclocross team based in the Netherlands, restructured their off-road program at the beginning of 2010. Taiwanese …
UK and Scotland Post 2010/2011 Cyclocross Calendars
For our British and Scottish readers – or those interested in exploring new cyclocross scenes, both the Scottish Cyclocross (SCX) and UK Cyclocross (UKCX) Series …
Get Thee to DeKalb, Illinois, for the Gravel Metric
If you’ll be anywhere near DeKalb, Illinois on Sunday, May 30th, the Gravel Metric looks too good to pass up. Although the promoters at North …
Motivated through Life’s Twists and Turns – A Column by Lee Waldman
Cyclocross Magazine columnist and Masters racer Lee Waldman takes a moment to reflect on motivation in the face of uncooperative Colorado spring weather as well …
Houffalize MTB World Cup – from a Crosser’s Eye
Christine Vardaros continues to deliver cyclocross reports straight from Europe. Here she tracks the cyclocrossers’ impressive performances in the recent Houffalize MTB World Cup and …
Catching Up with Carl Decker – An Interview
There was a familiar face toeing the line of a recent, local Oregon road race – Carl Decker (Giant) had made the trip to mix …
Retuled Part II – the 3-D Bike Fit Experience
by Josh Liberles In the first part of this article, Josh introduced the high-tech Retül bike fitting process he experienced in Portland’s Cyclepath bike shop. …
A Sneak Peak From The MABRAcross Logo Contest
Submissions to the MABRAcross logo contest continue to roll in, but that doesn’t mean it’s too late to send in your design. May 14th is …
Cumberland University Adds Cyclocross and Track Teams
Cumberland University, located 30 miles east of Nashville, Tennessee, is a small school with a liberal arts background. The student body may only consist of …
It’s Time for a Bike Fit: Get Retuled!
by Josh Liberles Spring has (just barely, and not very convincingly in many places) sprung, and for many of us it’s the perfect time to …
Tough Mudder: Cyclocross Without the Bike?
by Robbie Carver An interesting New York Times article was published recently about an event called the Tough Mudder being held at the Bear Creek …
USA Cycling Announces 2010/2011 National Cyclocross Calendar
Colorado Springs, Colorado – USA Cycling announced today the 2010/2011 Cyclo-cross National Calendar (CXNC, Below) This year’s series boasts eight UCI category-one events and 45 …
Grealish’s New Mission: Bring Cyclocross Nationals to Boulder
Chris Grealish, founder of the Cross Vegas cycling event, leaves that organization to focus on securing the National ‘Cross Championships for Boulder, Colorado, in 2012. …
Oregon Roadies Get Spring Dirt Fix
by Josh Liberles Although Oregon cyclists enjoy a vibrant road scene, its scope is nothing in comparison to their world renowned cyclocross events, led by …
Catching up with Ryan Trebon – A Quick Q&A
by Josh Liberles It’s been way too long since we’ve had a chance to check in with 2009 USGP overall series winner and former national …
Eavesdropping on the US ’Cross Scene – Spring 2010 Update
by Josh Liberles We at Cyclocross Magazine are not above listening in on Tweets and scavenging through riders’ blogs to find out what they’ve been …
US Riders Strut Their Dirt-Stuff on World MTB Stage
We may be a little late with our mountain biking news here, but last weekend the best in the off-road business were mixing it up …
Halfway Through the Offseason, Cyclocross Videos to Keep Our Focus
by Josh Liberles I’ll cut to the chase here – it’s been way too long since the last ‘cross race. By my rough (U.S.-season-based) calculations, …
Washington’s MFG Series Announces 2010 Schedule
In conjunction with the announcements about SSCXWC10, the Seattle ‘cross contingent also got busy making plans and setting dates for the MFG Cyclocross Series. Low …
Zipp OVCX Releases Red Hot 2010 Schedule
The Zipp Ohio Valley Cyclocross Tour has released a 2010 race schedule that is long on tradition, but with a heightened sense of significance. “I …