Posts in category 2016 World Championships

In a dramatic finish, Belgian Eli Iserbyt took a nail-biting sprint finish from Czech Adam Toupalik, who was sprinting for the second lap in a …

De Jong, on the course’s difficult run up, made it to the back of the lead group and it looked briefly like she might have brought Stultiens and Lechner along for the ride. But at 1 to go it was a furious fight between what was now five riders.

Below, you can watch video highlights or, if you or your browser reside in another country like The Netherlands, the full replay of the shocking U23 Women’s …

Watch the highlights of the Elite Women’s race at the 2016 Cyclocross World Championships without geo-restrictions via the UCI highlight video above. Can’t get enough …

After the 2016 Junior Men’s Cyclocross World Championship, Cyclocross Magazine had a chance to talk with Michael Owens about his race.

We spoke with Emma Swartz and Laurel Rathbun after the finish of the first-ever U23 Women’s Cyclocross World Championship race.

Cyclocross Magazine caught up with Ellen Noble just after her race at the Women’s U23 race at the 2016 Cyclocross World Championships in Heusden-Zolder, Belgium. The …

You can re-watch the full Junior Men’s race from the 2016 Cyclocross World Championships if you, or your IP address, reside in select countries including …

HEUSDEN-ZOLDER, Belgium—For the second straight year, the Elite Women’s race proved to be a dramatic, last-lap battle that kept spectators and the leading racers on …

The U23 Women’s field, nearly 50 riders deep, was actually larger than the Elite Women’s race taking place later today. The addition of the U23 race has drawn out more women including the new World Champion.

HEUSDEN-ZOLDER, Belgium—British phenom Evie Richards, racing her first-ever cyclocross race abroad, took command of the first-ever Women’s U23 / Women’s Youth race at the UCI …

HEUSDEN-ZOLDER, Belgium—On a slippery but not heavy course, pre-race favorite Jens Dekker took advantage of his front-row starting position to get a fast start and …

Christine Vardaros fills us in on the happenings around the track at Zolder today, one of the final chances for riders to inspect the course.

We have more 2016 Cyclocross World Championship photographs from today’s course inspection from photographer Danny Zelck. Enjoy these images and stay tuned for more coverage this weekend of all the championship events.

Catherine Vardaros spoke briefly with French National Champion Caroline Mani, Pavla Havlikova and Team USA’s Meredith Miller during course inspection day at the 2016 Cyclocross World Championships. See what each had to say in these videos.

Check out these images from photographer Pieter Van Hoorebeke from the 2016 World Championship course during Friday’s rider course inspection.

Cyclocross Magazine’s Christine Vardaros caught up with Katie Compton after her Friday pre-ride to see how the 2016 Cyclocross World Championship course in Zolder is …

Before tomorrow’s Elite Women’s World Championship race, Cyclocross Magazine’s Christine Vardaros sat down with Belgian racer Ellen van Loy (Young Telnet-Fidea) to talk about her season, find …

We’re hopeful that yesterday’s preview of this Saturday’s World Championship races in Zolder and today’s look at Sunday’s title events will give you a look at what’s possible at this year’s Worlds.

Last year, we saw Andrew Dillman take the Men’s D1 Collegiate National Championship aboard his Trek Crockett. This year, he returned on a much brighter bike to repeat the feat. Here, we took a closer look at the Trek Boone 9 disc that Dillman rode to victory.

We have the benefit of having seen most of the international field race Zolder last month as part of the World Cup, While that race was a mostly dry affair and this weekend looks to be a wet one, last month’s fifth round of the World Cup can give some insight into what we might see this weekend at Worlds.

The Cyclocross World Championships take place in Heusden-Zolder this weekend, January 30-31. The course is a carbon copy of that used last month in Round …

“Dreams with hard work come true! It made me very happy to be named to the Worlds team. It represents seven years of hard work. With how my season was going I thought I had a chance, but after a Nationals result that was under my expectations, I thought my chances were over.”

While many riders will make small tweaks or maybe even some full-on changes to their bikes before a major event, the bike Noble rode to the win in Asheville is likely going to be the one she rides in Zolder this weekend for the World Championships.

While we’ve been bringing you bikes from the 2016 USA Cycling Cyclocross National Championships, we’re also showing you some of the bikes you’ll see at the World Championships this coming weekend. Today we’re looking at British National Champion Nikki Harris’ Specialized S-Works Crux Disc.

It seems that there are more changes afoot for Team USA’s Women’s U23 squad for the UCI Cyclocross World Championships in Zolder at the end of the month.

USA Cycling has just announced that Jamey Driscoll and Ryan Trebon have declined their automatic spots on the US Men’s Elite team for the Cyclocross World Championships, and that Jonathan Page has declined his discretionary selection to the team as well. For the U23 Women’s team Emma White will not be able to compete due to illness.

USA Cycling has announced who will represent the United States in Zolder. Some riders were automatic qualifiers before this past week’s National Championships in Asheville. Others, however, needed to show their mettle on course at the Biltmore to make the team.