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Know of a drop bar, skinny tire racer on a disc brake Colnago with mad skills? No, we’re not talking Sven Nys. Martyn Ashton and …

In the snowiest SSCXWC (and arguably snowiest ’cross race of the season), 100 men and 43 women duked it out in increasingly crazy weather conditions …

by Cindy Brennan Goddard Park in Warwick, Rhode Island was the stage for a full day of exciting racing at the NBX Gran Prix of …

While some attempted various Feats of Strength around Philadelphia (think running up the steps, Rocky-style, with your bike), others tried their luck at Bilenky Junkyard …

With the cold days of winter already here throughout most of the country, all but the most macho cyclocrossers (or with the best circulation) will …

Russell Stevenson has had quite an eventful year. He won his first National Championship in the 35-39 category in Verona, followed that up with a Masters …

by Daniel Curtin 2007. The year that the Single Speed Cyclocross World Championships was born. It’s been seven years and this weekend marks the race’s …

It’s amazing how the history of SSCXWC closely parallels the growth of Cyclocross Magazine. We took a look back at our coverage—from pre-race hype to …

  Last week, USA Cycling license holders were informed of a new policy: rather than buying separate licenses for road or MTB and then having …

We’ve all seen the photos and videos of European cyclocross crowds, and they’re typically more than 20 times the size of the biggest crowds in …

by Cindy Brennan Baystate Cyclocross weekend, Rounds 9 & 10 of the Verge New England Cyclocross Series, stands out as one of the toughest cyclocross …

It’s Black Friday. While we’d much rather be riding our bikes instead of fighting crowds and waiting in long lines while shopping, it is officially …

For many Americans, Thanksgiving represents a day of giving thanks, spending time with family and friends, and enjoying turkey. In the spirit of this holiday …

With the dark evenings following the end of Daylight Savings, we’re trying to bring the light back into your cyclocross training with some night riding …

by Christopher Langer of CROSSMASTERS  Cyclocross Team German Philipp Walsleben, our Issue 6 cover boy, is the current German Cyclocross Champion and the 2009 U23 …

by Andrew Reimann STONY POINT, NEW YORK—Riders came to the Supercross Cup knowing that this course was going to be different than their 2012 experience …

Cyclocross Magazine was front-and-center at the Philadelphia Bike Expo presented by Bilenky Cycle Works and held at the Philadelphia Convention Center. While it wasn’t a …

Lisa Jacobs (VIS) became Australia’s first Women’s National Cyclocross Champion in August. But it wasn’t until September, at the first-ever UCI cyclocross race in China, …

by David Einmo When seven-time British national champion Helen Wyman approached the finishing straight of 2012’s European Cyclocross Championships in Ipswich, the crowd’s roar was …

With the dark evenings following the end of Daylight Savings, we’re trying to bring the light back into your cyclocross training with some night riding …

This season’s Cyclocross World Championships, to be held in Hoogerheide, Netherlands will feature a change in the lineup, switching the traditional time slot of the …

HASSELT, BELGIUM – Sven Nys (Crelan-KDL) took the win at GP Hasselt in a three-way sprint finish with Niels Albert (BKCP Powerplus) and Klaas Vantornout …

Like racing and riding your bike in the mud or dirt? Got a photo to show off the fun? ProGold Lubricants and Cyclocross Magazine are teaming …

With the dark evenings following the end of Daylight Savings, we’re trying to bring the light back into your cyclocross training with some night riding …

With Daylight Savings ending a week ago, cyclocrossers throughout the States (except Hawaii and most of Arizona) are lamenting the change as there’s now minimal …

Zach McDonald doesn’t care what you think about him. “I should probably get better at networking,” the former U23 National Champion and current Elite Nationals …

Across the pond in Europe, cantilevers still dominate the pro field in top-level cyclocross races. But that’s starting to change. While most American cyclocross professionals …

You expect it. Even as a new racer, you know about it. It seems a primarily American thing, but it’s certainly not completely unique to …

Think you have to spend a fortune to get your first cyclocross bike? Think again. Here’s an oldie but goodie worth reposting for this year’s …

by Cindy Brennan Racers in 14 categories took to a newly re-designed course on first day of racing at the 23rd annual Cycle-Smart International today. …