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SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA — With a 150 racer field limit in the championship race, the SSCXWC (Singlespeed Cyclocross World Championships) 2011 Day 1 qualifiers in …

Eric Brunnger (Philadelphia Cyclocross School) took the win in the MAC (Mid-Atlantic) Series SuperCrossCup on Day One. Positions two through four were dominated by the …

HENDERSONVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA — Skies were cloudy but temperatures were mild at Hendersonville today for day one of the North Carolina Grand Prix. In the …

by Kevin White SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA — Lights cut through the darkness at Sierra Point on Saturday for the final events in the second of …

HASSELT, BELGIUM – Kevin Pauwels (Sunweb-Revor) claimed his second straight GvA Hasselt win Saturday after an exciting finish-line duel with last year’s runner-up Zdenek Stybar (Quick …

Velocity ’Cross: a Shimano CACX Rankings Race for Championship Showdown in Bakersfield 1.21-22.2012! November is California Cyclocross Championships (CACX) Rankings Month Presented by Shimano. This …

The fifth annual Singlespeed Cyclocross World Championships is on tap for this weekend in San Francisco, Calif., and the promoters have a fun, full weekend …

by Joey Mullan It was the season-ending race for MFG this weekend, and cold hands, colder winds and harsh heckles made the final race that …

by Doug Brons Finally, cyclocross racers in the southwest corner of British Columbia got what they wanted: rain, mud, wind and temperatures hovering around 4ºC …

by Anne Rock An archetypal East Coast fall day set the scene for MAC racers, who were treated to a technically challenging ’cross course that …

by Pat Malach PORTLAND, OREGON – Aaron Tuckerman (Corsa Concepts) and Serena Bishop Gordon (Silverado Gallery/Sunnyside) capped their 2011 Cross Crusade series overall wins by …

by Grant Berry LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY – Cyclocross racing is big in Louisville. Big enough to garner the financial and in-person support of “Papa” John Schnatter …

by Grant Berry LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY – It’s been an interesting weekend for the women of cyclocross, to say the least. Katie Compton took a definitive …

by David Evans Daphny van den Brand (AA Drink-Leontien.nl) attacked from a group of six in the last lap of the women’s race to take …

by David Evans HAMME-ZOGGE, BELGIUM — Reigning World Champion Zdenek Stybar (Quick Step) emerged triumphant from Sunday’s heavyweight slugfest that was the Hamme-Zogge Superprestige. Kevin …

by Grant Berry LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY – In February 2013, cyclocross fans from around the globe will have their attention turned to Louisville, Kentucky, for the World …

by Grant Berry LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY – On a difficult course that offered little opportunity for rest, Katie Compton (Rabobank-Giant) once again showed her dominance by riding …

by Gregg Germer NOMMAY, FRANCE – The 34th edition of the Nommay Cyclocross race started off under very cool and overcast skies with a stiff …

Sven Nys (Landbouwkrediet) takes his fourth win in seven attempts on a clear and cold day in Niel.

This week was the 10th event of the Southern California Prestige Series of Cyclocross: LIVE! Long Beach, CYCLO-FEST, an idea of promoter Dorothy Wong, advocating …

Murrysville Cyclocross always means mud and as the only PA Cycling event in the Western part of the state, it’s a very desirable race to take part in. This year, for the first time in the race’s existence, Murrysville was held under a cloudless sky with dry course conditions. Betsy Shogren and Stephen Cummings were able to make the most of the conditions and take the rare PACX points.

While the top US racers came back for a wild weekend of racing on the East Coast at Cycle-Smart International and the Cincy3 Festival this …

by Kenton Berg and Evan Schmitt Stop number five in the Seattle Cyclocross Series brought riders back to Steilacoom Park in Lakewood, WA for the …

Kevin Pauwels (Sunweb-Revor) continued his excellent season today, winning at the incredibly hilly Ronse GVA Trofee race. In a back and forth battle that saw …

They call it “riding the brown stripe.” It’s the dirty mark of a dialed course, the kind of course you usually only see on Belgian TV, and Cincy3 Cyclocross Festival had it on Sunday at Harbin Park in Fairfield, Ohio. With plenty of muddy patches after a record rainfall on Thursday, every racer of the day took home a little piece of the park. Katie Compton (Rabobank) and Jeremy Powers (Rapha-Focus) took home the trophy, prize money and (most importantly) the big UCI C1 points.

by Tim Westmore Although the weather threatened on several occasions, rain for the most part stayed away from today’s course at Manzanita Park. The occasional …

by Pat Malach Barton, Oregon – French mountain bike pro Julie Krasniak (Rapha/Focus) got a rough introduction to the Cross Crusades Sunday at Barton Park …

FAIRFIELD, OHIO – Jeremy Powers (Rapha Focus) took the win at Harbin Park today, followed by Ryan Trebon (Kona) and Powers’ teammate Zach McDonald. Full …

FAIRFIELD, OHIO – Katie Compton (Rabobank) has swept the weekend at the Cincy3 festival, taking the win today at the Harbin Park International race in …

NORTHAMPTON, MASSACHUSETTS – The race report for today will read almost exactly the same as Saturday’s, but rest assured, the races were indeed different, though …