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Speaking with Jingle Cross race director John Mehaan yesterday got us thinking about past Jingle Cross races and the course in Iowa City. So we’re taking a quick look at the race’s 2010 edition.
Tristan Uhl, the reigning Men’s Singlespeed Cyclocross National Champion, ditched his brakes and went top ten at this past weekend’s Red Hook Crit in Brooklyn, New York.
For this week’s Wednesday Wonderings we’re taking a look at the “must haves” and “nice to haves” when packing for a gravel race or adventure ride.
The folks at Raleigh USA are some of the industry’s biggest cyclocross and gravel fans, and the preview of the Raleigh 2017 bikes that we’ve …
It was 2007, and Katie Compton had already won three World Cup races and her third national championship title. But the 2007 Cyclocross World Championships was her first appearance in the Elite Women’s race for the rainbow jersey.
In response to the growing list of reader questions here at our offices, we’re starting a new feature called Wednesday Wonderings.
Mario Vanacker was on hand for the 114th running of the Hell of the North yesterday and was able to get a few shots of both Lars van der Haar’s and Lars Boom’s bikes that they rode in the iconic race.
The Cyclocross World Championship silver medalist will start his first Paris-Roubaix this Sunday.
For this week’s Throwback Thursday we’re going back to the 1998 Elite Men’s Cyclocross National Championship race held in Ft. Devens, Massachusetts with a race highlight video.
By now you likely know that our Friday news stories were, in keeping with tradition, April Fools’ jokes meant to bring a chuckle and maybe cause a few folks to do a double take.
Just over 10 days ago singlespeed cyclocross riders converged on Berlin Bicycle Week and took part in the SSCX European Championships.
For this week’s Throwback Thursday we’re going to Belgium, 2003 and the iconic Koksijde World Cup course.
In the spirit of “it’s always cyclocross season,” springtime urban ‘cross racing comes to Zurich this weekend thanks to the team behind the EKZ Crosstour.
Cyclocross season is getting smaller in the rearview mirror every day. And riders and racers are looking forward to other rides and races, like Utah’s Crusher in the Tushar.
The Amy D. Foundation gets support from former teammate’s fan club, Femke Van den Driessche is back to racing and Eli Iserbyt takes up trials riding in this edition of Rumors & Rumblings.
We been watching decade-old race videos again. This time it’s the 2005 Elite Women’s World Championship race from Sankt Wendel, Germany that caught our attention.
This video covering the 2015 Singlespeed Cyclocross World Championships captures the event well and is sure to get the derailleur-less crowd pumped.
During cyclocross season, Sundays are often race days. Once the racing is over, some stash the cyclocross bikes away until late summer. Many though keep ‘cross going with mixed terrain rides.
For this week’s Throwback Thursday we thought we’d share the the 1995 Cyclocross World Championships. The title was taken by Switzerland’s Dieter Runkel, the first to win Worlds on clipless pedals.
Femke Van den Driessche faces a stiff ban, Sven Nys doesn’t completely close the door to politics and Lars van Der Haar shows off a green thumb in this edition of Rumors & Rumblings.
How does Sven Nys celebrate retirement after a 20-year racing career? With a two-day sold out show at Belgium’s Antwerpen Sportpaleis that accommodates 16,000 fans.
Ryan Trebon set out to run a five-minute mile to prove to his girlfriend, an elite runner, that his background as a professional cyclist would let him accomplish the feat. Could he do it? Find out here.
Super Tuesday got us thinking, “remember the Tour de Trump?” Enjoy this bonus Throwback Thursday at what was to be a huge race.
Ryan Trebon looks to make the switch to running, at least for a mile, and in the process perhaps silence his girlfriend, Elite runner Karlee Cofffey, that he can’t “just run a five minute mile.”
With the news that Lars Boom (Astana) is thinking of making a return to cyclocross to ride for Sven Nys’s Telenet-Fidea squad we got to thinking about Boom the cyclocross racer and quickly found ourselves watching hours of Boom taking on the most iconic courses.
Tim Johnson rode to the top of Mount Washington aboard a Cannondale Fat CAAD fat bike, becoming the first person to ride to the top of the historic Mount Washington Auto Road in the Winter.
Update: Winners announced, congrats to Grand Prize winner M. Barker, First Place winner R. Spratlen, and Second Place winner T. Gebbia! Pactimo will be contacting …
When sitting down for breakfast this weekend, we suddenly realized we didn’t have anywhere to be. No race to get ready for, no muddy kit to wash. It left us with the question, what do you do now that weekends are free?
This edition of Rumors & Rumblings shows that we’re more similar to the pros we cheer for than we may realize.
For this week’s Throwback Thursday we’re going all the way back to last month and the 2016 USA Cycling Cyclocross National Championships. This “highlight” reel of slips and spills showcases just how tough the course in Asheville, North Carolina was.