In an alternative world where Mathieu van der Poel (Beobank-Corendon) and Wout Van Aert (Crelan Charles) have given up cyclocross for the road or some other endeavor, Lars van der Haar (Telenet Fidea Lions) is possibly the next great cyclocross racer.
Sunday’s Telenet UCI World Cup race in Hoogerheide, Netherlands was the final tune-up before next Saturday’s World Championship in Bieles, Luxembourg.
FIUGGI, Italy—Coming into Sunday’s Telenet UCI World Cup race in Fiuggi, Italy riders were expecting an icy and technical challenge. Saturday’s snow was gone, with …
FIUGGI, Italy—Riders came into Sunday’s UCI Telenet World Cup race in Fiuggi, Italy expecting an icy, muddy mess with a lot of running, and in …
Eight Americans will contest the icy Fiuggi, Italy stop of the Telenet UCI Cyclocross World Cup on Sunday. See our race preview and start lists.
Running across the finish line on foot ahead of a sprinting Jamey Driscoll (Clement) is probably not how Stephen Hyde (Cannondale Cyclocrossworld) envisioned winning his first U.S. Cyclocross National Championship.
One of the most anticipated races on Sunday was the Women’s U23 race that featured Ellen Noble and Emma White. The two women did not disappoint, as they both shot off the front and got a large early gap back to their rivals.
Lance Haidet wins the 2017 U23 Men’s National Championship by surviving where others faltered on a snowy, slick course in Hartford.
In Sunday’s Men’s 17-18 race, Denzel Stephenson (Boulder Junior Cycling) had to overcome a mechanical and a tough battle against Lane Maher to take home the Stars-and-Stripes jersey.
Wisconsinite Isaac Neff (Neff Cycle Service) earns his second Stars-and-Stripes jersey of the weekend winning the Men’s Singlespeed National Title.
Katie Clouse has a successful track record at Cyclocross Nationals, winning her age group title each year since Verona, Wisconsin in 2013. This year was no different.
Melinda McCutcheon (UCI WPT: Visit Dallas DNA Pro Cycling) survives last lap drama to win the 2017 National Women Singlespeed Championship.
David Thompson (CT Cycling Advancement Program) knew even before the race started that the Riverside circuit was “his type of course”.
Lizzy Gunsalus (AP Junior Development) wins her second National Title in the Juniors Women 13-14 category on a cold, icy morning.
The Junior 13-14 Men kicked off Saturday’s racing and heated up the chilly morning. Ryan Campbell (Avout Racing) of Colorado jumped out to a fast start.
Get the holeshot, lose the lead, get it back. Even a last lap spill couldn’t stop Craig Cozza from winning the Master Mens 50-54 National Championship.
With slick, slippery conditions, getting out front was key for Matthew Timmerman as he wins the Masters Men 40-44 National Title.
Adam Myerson started strong and stayed fast for the Masters Men 45-49 National Title, but his race was not completely without mishap.
Chris Drummond has been focused on the National Title since May. That plan paid off today, as he rode to a convincing victory in the Masters 35-39 race.
Isaac Neff from Wisconsin stays calm and uses his snow riding experience to take the victory for the Masters Men 30-34 National Title.
One of the biggest stories of the season is the emergence of Amanda Miller of Boulder Cycle Sport/YogaGlo as a cyclocross star. Zachary Schuster caught up with the racer as we head into Hartford.
Christina Perkins, Tove Shere and Julie Lockhart bring home the titles for the Masters Women 60-64, 65-69 and 75-79 categories.
Christina Gokey-Smith overcome a shaky start to take home the National Championship and complete an impressive day for the Texan women.
Catherine Moore (Trek Cyclocross Collective) is another representative from the Lone Star state who found herself on top of the podium thanks to some special inspiration.
Kimberly Chance heads a strong contingent of Women’s Masters racers from Texas. Chance wins the “Lone” Stars and Stripes jersey.
Despite the cold weather, Avanell Schmitz (Mermaid Winery) did her best to heat up the course during the Baby Masters race.
Sydney Guagliardo (Psimet) broke out to an unexpected lead and kept it all the way to the finish line for the Women’s Masters 35-39 National Title.
The last race of Wednesday’s Nationals slate was highly anticipated as pre-U23 race showdown. Hannah Finchamp won the Women’s Collegiate Varsity title.
Emily Shields toughs out a come back win in the Collegiate Club National race that had several different leaders at any given point.
The CX Nationals started Day 2 off with the Collegiate Men Club race and Maxx Chance (University of Colorado Boulder) took the win on a cold, muddy course.