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WTB now offers its cyclocross and gravel tires in a classy tanwall casing. To celebrate, the company is giving away 10 pairs of tires for our lucky readers. Entering takes just a few seconds, and winners can choose the model.

Updated: Congratulations to the two winners of the Cat Eye Combo Prize Packs: Brandon S. and Brian H. Thank you to everyone who entered, and thank …

Dave Mable is back with another fun video from the 2017 World Cup Waterloo. He played a game of This or That with a number of cyclocross stars.

Wisconsin has some tough town names to pronounce. We gave some European cyclocross stars a chance to try their hand at speaking Wisconsin in this video.

Mathieu van der Poel shined at the Jingle Cross World Cup. We take a unique look back at his win at the 2015 Worlds in Tabor.

Wout van Aert attended the Iowa Hawkeye football game during the 2017 Jingle Cross World Cup weekend. Hear what he thinks about American football.

Wout van Aert and Mathieu van der Poel did not seem upset the Iowa Football moved the World Cup to Sunday. They both supported the Hawkeyes this weekend.

With the pro racing at the 2017 Jingle Cross cyclocross weekend just hours away, we’re taking a look at some of our favorite images from last year, many being published for the first time.

Stephen Hyde made history at U.S. Cyclocross Nationals in Hartford, CT when he became the first ginger national champion since Alison Dunlap. We found out being a successful red-headed cyclist is something Hyde takes seriously.

Sven Nys toed the line in the Chicago Cross Cup Cat 4/5 race and gave fans an afternoon to remember when he rode a flight of stairs. The video is a must-see.

1994 cyclocross world champion Paul Herygers took on a unique downhill challenge for Belgian TV. Find out if the veldrijden star won in this video.

Last week, we walked you through how Cyclocross Nationals call-ups work. Now we report back with a points chaser’s firsthand experience.

Henry Jurenka captured a pre-1998 Nationals race with some of the country’s top talent. For Throwback Thursday, we relive the racing from this era.

With Nationals in Reno, many West Coast Masters will want to race. We look at USAC’s points for call-ups and offer tips for getting good race scores.

The Jingle Cross Festival in Iowa City has been known for its tough conditions. For this Throwback Thursday, we look at crash compilations from the past.

The Cycling merit badge is one of the oldest in scouting. In this Throwback Thursday video, British Scouts race cyclocross to earn their Cycling badges.

CrossFit’s mantra is ready for anything. At the 2017 CrossFit Games in Madison, WI anything includes cyclocross. We take a look at the course preview video.

One early-1990s model that arguably laid the groundwork for monster cross bikes was the Gary Fisher Sphinx. We take a look at this early 700c off-road bike.

New UCI rules allow racers with up to 100 UCI points to race at Masters Worlds. We speculate on who will be eligible and ask Masters racers what they think.

Gavin Haley laid down muddy tracks on his way up UCI cyclocross rankings, but now he’s laying hit tracks and racing toward stardom of another kind. We caught up with the former ‘cross star as he chases his dream in LA.

Update: 10 lucky winners announced below.  WTB keeps turning out more tire options for our gravel and cyclocross readers. Yesterday, we broke news with the …

In this #tbt, we revisit predictions we made in 2013 about the future of the races that made up the former USGP of Cyclocross series.

In light of today’s exciting news about the launch of the Sho-Air Cycling Group’s USCup-CX Cyclocross Series, we’re taking a throwback look at the first premier seven-race cyclocross series, the Saturn Supercup, and the social media exchange that started the USCup-CX series.

Wolber was a major player in the tire world, producing 1.5 million tubulars a year, including 3 popular cyclocross options. We look back at this forgotten brand.

Remember when fat tires, suspension forks & drop bars were a winning combo? We take a look at John Tomac’s 1991 titanium/carbon Raleigh Signature drop bar mountain bike, as owned by Eric Rumpf.

WTB is offering ten lucky readers the chance to sample the Road Plus lifestyle by giving away ten pairs of its new Byway 47mm tubeless gravel tire. Entering takes just seconds.