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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 …

by Kat Statman Another week and another round of Rumors about pro ’crossers around the world. With this week being the National Championship week for …

by Kat Statman As the Christmas cyclocross week craziness slowly winds down with the GvA Trofee Grote Prijs Sven Nys on New Year’s Day and …

by Kat Statman With the build up to the Christmas ’Cross Week, one would think that we would have a lot of noise from the …

Masters racer Lee Waldman takes a look at this year’s rule changes and shares his personal opinions, with the benefit of a year of hindsight. …

by Kat Statman All of us have been following the European ’cross scene closely through the early part of the season, but now that the …

by Kat Statman As most of you know, all eyes are focused on Bend, Oregon, for the US ’cross National Championships this week. But that’s …

For full Cyclocross National Championships coverage and information, visit our 2010 USA Cycling National Championships Page. Thursday December 9th is the first day of championship racing …

How prevalent is doping in the Masters’ ranks? Recent events have have gotten CXM columnist Lee Waldman a-wonderin’. Missed Lee’s last column, where he looks …

by Kat Statman Zdenek Stybar’s contract with Telenet-Fidea is set to end on March 1st of 2011. Negotiations with Telenet-Fidea as well as other teams …

by Kat Statman Injuries, sponsorship agreements, winter ’cross conditions and much more. This week we have rumors and rumblings from all over the world and …

by Dan Seaton Dulce et Decorum Est A few weeks ago I took a weekend off from racing to drive out to Ieper – sometimes …

Some dirty talk and a lot more cowbell just got much easier today. If you haven’t yet joined the nearly 3,000 others participating in Cyclocross Magazine’s …

J.D. Kimple trains for and races with a purpose: to support Wounded Warrior Project and to commemorate his son. by J.D. Kimple Most people who …

by Kat Statman With cyclocross heading towards mid-season, and already solidly there for us US racers, pro cyclocross rumors and general cyclocross rumors continue to …

There’s a distinct change on the streets of cities lucky enough to have vibrant cyclocross scenes, and Wil Catlin’s taken note. Wil’s a self-described “40ish, …

by Ken Getchell Ask a bunch of race promoters, and most  agree that, at some point, they wondered whether their race would bomb financially while …

by Kat Statman From the USA Cycling Communique about proposed rule changes: “The USCF Board of Trustees will vote on several key issues when it …

by Kat Statman Another week and of course we have more rumors and rumblings about pro cyclocross racers, pro cyclocross, and anything else in between. …

by Kat Statman There’s a lot going on in the world of cyclocross this week. We have the Euro racers getting ready for the next …

by Kat Statman Americans hold three of the top 10 places in the UCI Cyclocross World Rankings. In first there is the obvious Zdenek Stybar, …

We’re proud to announce two new cyclocross babies today that have been many months in the making!  Our founder and Chief Lackey Andrew Yee has …

by Christopher Bagg Readers of Cyclocross Magazine in print saw an advertisement in Issue 10 from Cannondale featuring a photo of Tim Johnson in the wind …

By now you’ve heard about the UCI’s scaling back of the accepted tire width from 35mm to 33mm for Elite races. You have your opinions, …

by Robbie Carver It’s hot. 98 degrees hot. I’m training hard, pushing my body against the limits that the sun-baked air imposes on me. I …

by Sasha Magee As I hit the steep rocky drop-off for the fourth time today, I (for the first time) successfully resist the urge to …

by Josh Liberles A recent series of studies conducted at the University of Birmingham in England sought to decipher why carbohydrate solutions measurably increased performance …

by Robbie Carver Whether you’re a fan of road racing or not, you’ve probably heard about the controversy surrounding Stage 15 of the Tour de …

by Josh Liberles As the Tour de France reaches its halfway point and we at Cyclocross Magazine continue to follow the race action, with a …

by Jamie Mack Changes to UCI rules are often met with suspicion by traditionalists, and outright whining about new rules is not unusual. The latest …