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Beth Ann Orton added her name to an impressive list of riders, including Ellen Noble and Cassie Maximenko, who are American riders that took their …

ANTWERP, Belgium – Sanne Cant (Enertherm-BKCP) accumulated another win at the 2014 Scheldecross Antwerp to add to this season’s stellar performance, making it her fifth top …

ANTWERP, Belgium – The 2014 Scheldecross Antwerp turned out to be a battle of the young blood as 19-year-old Mathieu Van der Poel (BKCP – Powerplus …

by Kelly Clarke The final stop of The Chicago Cyclocross Cup is Montrose Harbor on the frozen shore of Lake Michigan. Ten27 Cycling Club and …

by Philip Beckman Racing has its ups and downs. That tireless proverb/cliche was elegantly illustrated the first weekend of December at Hart Memorial Park near …

By Cindy Brennan Strong winds blew off the bay for the final day of racing in the 2014 Verge New England Cyclocross Series presented by …

  Day two of the Waves for Water Cyclocross Collaboration took place at Ft Steliacoom State Park in Lakewood, Washington. The fast, tacky course featured …

by Cindy Brennan with interviews by Andrew Reimann Rain fell on bayside Goddard Park in Warwick, RI today as racers took to the course for …

(Tacoma, WA) – Rachel Llyod (Cal-Giant) started the day at the LeMay Family Foundation Event Center by taking the hole shot and held on to win with an …

Cant Continues to Roll Today in Hasselt, Sanne Cant (Enertherm-BKCP) saw fit to repeat her success at this stage of the Bpost Bank Trofee last year, making …

by Philip Beckman (Glendale, CA) – The legend of the Turkey Trot ‘Cross grew wings in 2014, as an already engaging course was made even more …

Yesterday, the grand celebration of Milton Keynes was followed up by the National Trophy Series #4, a C2 race taking place at the same venue. …

by Cindy Brennan The conditions were perfect today for a legendary sendoff for Baystate Cyclocross Weekend, with melting snow, slush and mud covering the tricky …

NOBEYAMA, Japan — On Day 2 of the 2014 Nobeyama Cyclocross race, the sun came out and dried up some of the soup from Day …

Cant Keeps Winning, De Boer Holds Best Time in Overall BPost Series Only a day after an epic battle against Katie Compton at the World …

NOBEYAMA, Japan — High up in the Yatsugatake mountains in Japan, sitting at 4429 feet, the little town of Nobeyama has cemented itself as a cyclocross …

  by Cindy Brennan Top racers exhibited boundless skill on a snowy, frozen course today in Sterling, MA, for day one of Baystate Cyclocross Weekend, …

A week after rising star Gage Hecht took an amazing win at the Junior Belgian race in Koksijde, fellow American Gavin Haley followed the success …

MILTON KEYNES, England – Kevin Pauwels (Sunweb-Napoleon Games) padded his lead as the 2014-2015 World Cup leader with his win at Milton Keynes ahead of teammate …

MILTON KEYNES, England – Sanne Cant (Enertherm-BKCP) took over as the leader of the 2014-2015 Cyclocross World Cup series at the end of round three, with …

by Kelly Clarke In its third year, Melas CX – the tenth race of The Chicago Cyclocross Cup, has earned both die hard fans and …

Kemmerer Achieves Solo Victory After Yesterday’s Close Contest The course at Supercross Day Two took to the mud, both naturally and artificially as the frost …

by Phillip Beckman It’s not often that pro cyclocross riders get to work on their tans between race days. Then again, it’s not often that …

The 2014 Superprestige Elite Men’s cyclocross race at Spa-Francorchamps was a thriller, both in terms of terrain, action at the pits, and late race drama, …

Harris Leads from Start and Finds Her Way Back by the Finish The Superprestige at Spa-Francorchamps, close to where the Liege-Bastogne-Liege race passes, is a …

(Stony Point, NY) -In the morning, the course at Stony Point was a jarring, unyielding mixture of frozen ground, with only the middle of the …

  by Philip Beckman Pro cyclocross racing returned to Los Angeles this weekend, for the first time at the Greek Theater in Griffith Park. Day …

The World Cup at Koksijde is well-known as a draining race, forcing riders to slog around at 50-60 rpm in many of the sand dunes …

While the Junior Race in Koksijde saw American rider Gage Hecht take the win, the Belgian squad had a run of the gauntlet with the …

Americans have a hard time with Koksijde, they said. The deep sand and brutal conditions are unlike anything in the United States, they said. Looks …