opinions from the community and our “staff”
In coming weeks, we’ll be debuting a whole lot of great new features on the website, including quite a few new regular columns. Every Monday, I’ll be giving you a little preview of what’s in store for the week, and letting you know about some of the great articles that you might have missed last week.
This week, Masters racer and Cyclocross Magazine columnist Lee Waldman takes some time to take off the helmet and put on the philosopher’s hat – but …
by Kat Statman It’s time to really start thinking about ’cross season, maybe even starting to glue up some tires if you haven’t already. Now …
by Kat Statman As the weather slowly turns warmer, putting on more miles becomes less of a chore. Preparing for the hard months of cold …
With much of the country celebrating Bike to Work Month, Week or Day (today in the Bay Area), and (some of) the country finally getting …
by Kat Statman Some weeks the ’cross season seems closer and closer, and others it just seems farther away. I’m not sure where this week …
by Kat Statman The Ardennes Classics are over. The weather is getting warm. Big road races are moving away from one day 260-300 km epics …
by Kat Statman Yes, it’s still the off-season. How do we know that? Well, if you look at many cycling publications the front page headlines …
by Kat Statman Week in, week out, there’s racing to be had around the world where we can catch up on what ’crossers do in …
We’ve got a big week of exclusive content on top for this week, starting tomorrow. Here’s what’s in store: In terms of tech, we’ve got …
To celebrate today’s cobbled Paris Roubaix classic, a favorite skinny tire race of cyclocross fans, we’re taking a look back at the 1985 edition. In …
by Kat Statman It’s the thick of classics season and all we can think about is the smell of embrocation, rain soaked fields, 32 millimeter …
We’re always looking for a few passionate cyclocross participants and fans who have special skills and talents to join the Cyclocross Magazine pit crew and …
by Kat Statman Sometimes it’s really hard to remember that we live and die for cyclocross, especially during the spring classics season, but Greg Keller …
The cyclocross space has been hot recently with investor activity, after the recent buyout of CrossResults.com and now a large, Pennsylvania-based publisher investing in Cyclocross …
Many road racers turn to cyclocross because it has less emphasis on etiquette and teamwork, isn’t pack-focused and is very welcoming to all abilities. Yet …
by Kat Statman So is anything happening in the world of Pro Cyclocross? You better believe it. This week, let’s get a little Euro and …
by Kat Statman This week has been the biggest news week we’ve had yet during the off-season, especially with team transfers and strong rides from …
by Kat Statman MTB Season Kickoff Many of the top ’crossers spend their “off-seasons” racing mountain bikes, while many others spend it on the road. …
by Kat Statman It’s already March, which means that base training for us ’crossers should be starting up soon for any of those not already …
by Kat Statman The 2010–2011 cyclocross season is over. The general classifications have been decided and many of the rider–team agreements have been made for …
by Kat Statman With one big weekend left in the season, things have noticeably slowed down on the rumors and rumblings side of pro ’cross …
by Kat Statman It may seem like the season is over, as many of us in the US are starting to log our long base …
by Kat Statman Yes, February 4th has come and gone, but there is always something exciting going on in the world of pro cyclocross. Zdenek …
by Christine Vardaros Today was the first of two days of racing where we saw the Juniors go off at 11am and the U23s at …
by Kat Statman Everybody knows that this is the World Championships week. It is such a big deal that our site crashed due to the …
by Josh Liberles The two German Elite national champions, Hanka Kupfernagel (Stevens) and Phillipp Walsleben (BKCP-Powerplus) could very well prove to be decisive factors in …
by Kat Statman We are past the “thick” of the European ’cross season with Holy Week over. But, even though there are not seven races …
by Kat Statman The Northeast is frozen over, the Southeast is experiencing ice storms and the biggest ’cross race of the year is on the …
Masters racer and regular contributor Lee Waldman has some thoughts to air out about the 2010 Cyclocross National Championships. The opinions expressed belong to Lee …