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At Peter Voller’s 2016 Vermont Overland gravel and adventure ride, we came away with a Class IV education on Vermont Backcountry roads. See our report and photo gallery.

China’s Beijing suburb of Fengtai Changxindian hosted the second station of the 2016 Qiansen Trophy UCI C1 cyclocross races on a technical and varied course. See our the full report, photo gallery and results.

In a dramatic upset of the pre-race favorites based on the Qiansen Trophy race results in Yanqing, Swiss cyclocross and mountain bike racer Marcel Wildhaber …

The top three from the Yanqing Station race of the Qiansen Trophy kept hold of their podium honor at the second race in Fengtai Changxindian, …

The Fengtai Changxindian stop of the 2016 Qiansen Trophy UCI C1 cyclocross races is quite a change from the Yanqing race, with a lot of vertical, a side-by-side double flyover and some dinosaur-themed fun. See our course preview.

Emily Kachorek made personal and American history in China at the 2016 Qiansen Trophy Race #1, while Belgian Rob Peeters honored his top UCI ranking with a commanding win in dry and dusty conditions. Full report, results and photo gallery.

The 2016 Qiansen Trophy UCI C1 cyclocross race in Yanqing Station has kicked off the 2016/2017 UCI Cyclocross season, and the first rider to strike …

Now in its fourth year, the Qiansen Trophy brings racers from around the world to China for the first UCI C1 races of the season. We take a look at the 2016 Yanqing cyclocross course, its surroundings, and the travel experience.

Belgian Rob Peeters, teammate of 2016 World Champion Wout van Aert, and Swiss Marcel Wildhaber headline the 65-rider strong men’s field for the first of two 2016 Qiansen Trophy UCI C1 cyclocross races. 12 Americans made the trip.

The UCI cyclocross season in the Northern Hemisphere is about to begin, and we’ve got some ultra low-res but final start lists from the first …

In true Wellington and cyclocross fashion, the weather was suitably windy, rainy and bitterly cold for New Zealand’s 2016 National Championship titles last weekend. See our exhaustive photo gallery and brief recap.

The Lost and Found is the Wild West of gravel racing. This year, hot temperatures, dusty roads and big names contested the first stop of the 2016 Lost Sierra Triple Crown. See our full race report, results and photo gallery.

Ted King and Amanda Nauman take the top step at the 2016 Dirty Kanza 200, the race’s 10th anniversary.

Cyclocross World Champion Wout Van Aert shocked many by taking the win in the Tour of Belgium’s opening prologue over the reigning Time Trial World Champion, Germany’s Tony Martin.

U23 National Champion Tobin Oretnblad and World Championship silver-medalist Caroline Mani raced to victory at the 2016 Sea Otter Classic cyclocross race.

American cyclocross star Logan Owen took a step closer to professional road racer, winning the U23 version of Liège–Bastogne–Liège today.

It’s spring in Michigan, which means it is time to dust off the ‘cross bike, mountain bike, fat bike or gravel rig and head out for some gravel racing and the Lowell 50.

While it was 47 miles shorter than Kolo Promotions’ HTFU Roubaix in New Waverly, Texas, the week prior, the Castell Grind in Central Texas was not for the faint of heart.

It’s certainly not a cyclocross race, but it’s a monument of cycling and one of two road races many ‘cross racers care about. Today was the 100th edition of the Tour of Flanders.

Sven Nys’ final race. It seems almost incomprehensible that in a career that’s been going for so long we won’t see him line up again. And yet, today is the day that the chapter of his life as an Elite cyclocross racer ended.

Enjoy this highlight video posted to Vimeo from the Pigmon Channel and see some of the highlights from the 2016 Cyclocross Tokyo held in Odaiba, Tokyo, Japan.

Cyclocross Magazine Pit Crew members were on hand for Cyclocross Tokyo, which this year featured unseasonable warm conditions and a late surge from Jeremy Powers who took the win.

The Hansgrohe Superprestige series wrapped up today in Middelkerke, Belgium today. With the series ending and the season wrapping up the fields were packed with those looking to take final results for the year.

Yesterday was the penultimate round of the Superprestige series. While there were smaller post-Worlds fields like at Saturdays finale of the Bpost Bank Trofee series, the racing was still fast and furious.

Even though the 2016 Cyclocross World Championships are in our rear review mirror, there’s still a good three more weeks of professional cyclocross racing in …

Christine Vardaros caught up with Allen Krughoff after his race to 41st place in the Elite Men’s race at 2016 Cyclocross World Championships in Heusden-Zolder, Belgium. …

Update: 2017-2018 UCI Cyclocross Race Calendar is here. The 2016/2017 UCI Cyclo-cross Calendar has been released, and 182 race days are on tap for the …

Van der Haar was frozen in his tracks when the time to run came, and it seemed as if he didn’t take his first step until van Aert had remounted and started riding towards the final turns before the finish.

The 2016 World Championships concluded with the Elite Men’s race, and it over-delivered on drama, with tangles, crashes and last-lap suspense. In the end, the …