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Christine Vardaros sat down with Marianne Vos to find out how her recovery is going and what Vos’ future plans are. Enjoy this frank and open discussion with the multi-time champion.
Dutch press reports Jonathan Page will race a stage race starting tomorrow in The Netherlands.
For some cyclocross season has already begun. And for a lucky few from various nations that means the UCI Cyclocross Training Camp at in Switzerland. We spoke recently with the camp’s director, Geoff Proctor about the camp and more.
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.
Jeremy and Gabby Durrin knew then that they were heading across the pond to live and work in the UK. It was something that was in the cards for some time.
It’s not too often we ring our own cowbell, but CXmagazine.com Racing’s Hannah Saville took the win in round three of the British Cycling Mountain Bike Cross Country Series earlier this month.
2016 Cyclocross World Championship silver medalist Lars van der Haar will reportedly move to Telenet-Fidea for the 2017 season.
It seems retirement from the sport is not enough to escape the consequences of one’s actions when it comes to motorized doping in cyclocross.
American cyclocross star Logan Owen took a step closer to professional road racer, winning the U23 version of Liège–Bastogne–Liège today.
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.
Today marked the 114th edition of the Spring Classic Paris-Roubaix.
Trek has extended their sponsorship of Sven Nys beyond the retired rider individually and his Telenet-Fidea team to include the forthcoming Sven Nys Cycling Center.
The Cyclocross World Championship silver medalist will start his first Paris-Roubaix this Sunday.
With her announcement yesterday in Belgium to that she will return to bike racing to compete at the 2016 Sea Otter Classic, disgraced cyclocrosser Femke …
Just over 10 days ago singlespeed cyclocross riders converged on Berlin Bicycle Week and took part in the SSCX European Championships.
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.
Femke Van den Driessche has abandoned her defense in the case brought by the UCI involving the mechanical doping charge against her, and is leaving the sport of cyclocross effective immediately.
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.
Van der Poel impresses in first mountain bike races, Boom may move to cyclocross according to Sven and Switzerland’s Tortour may belong on your bucket list in this edition of Rumors & Rumblings.
At the UCI Cyclocross Commission meeting last Monday there were more great strides made in the name of women’s cyclocross as confirmed by two Commission members Helen Wyman and Sven Nys.
Sven Nys appeared on Belgian TV last night and spoke about a range of topics including his last race, what the future holds for his son and the chance that we could see Elite Women earn prize money equal to that of the Elite Men.
If you didn’t get a chance to see the full race, you can see the Elite Men’s competition at the 2016 Sluitingsprijs Oostmalle here.
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.
Careful watchers of the video in yesterday’s Rumor’s & Rumblings would have noticed Wout van Aert on a new Colango cyclocross bike. We’ve got a few images from Worlds of the yet-to-be-released bike.
The final chapter of the Book of Cross from SRAM and Jeremy Powers is here. Take a few minutes to enjoy this short and relive some of the excitement from Asheville and Zolder.
This edition of Rumors & Rumblings shows that we’re more similar to the pros we cheer for than we may realize.
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.
Belgian press is reporting that Femke Van den Driessche, who was found to have a bike with a hidden motor in her pit area at the 2016 Cyclocross World Championships may only receive as 6 month ban as well as an 180,000 euro fine.