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Helen Wyman discusses equal pay at World Cup Waterloo in 2017 in 2018 in an interview with Cyclocross Magazine.

For the entire Dirty Kanza 200, one name remained atop the leaderboard standings at each time check: Alison Tetrick. Get to know the gravel newbie via our interview with the Kanza Queen.

Amanda Nauman wins 45-minute cyclocross races and 11-hour gravel races. We caught up with Nauman after Dirty Kanza to hear about her epic race, training for two disciplines and her thoughts on the future of gravel racing.

The late Steve Tilford was always a joy to interview and was never afraid to speak his mind or share his emotions. For Throwback Thursday, we’ve assembled a few of our favorite interviews with Tilly.

Sometimes Commitment Means Sacrifice Picture this. You have an emotionally and physically draining job that you’re relatively new to, but you’ve dedicated to and put …

Sharon Sloan lined up for first Nationals in Hartford, crashed in the first turn and finished last. Yet just by lining up for the event, she was already an incredibly lucky winner.

You never know you who’ll run into on a plane. We caught up with 2016 World Champion Thalita de Jong on a bumpy flight back to Belgium to hear how her recovery is going since her devastating crash.

We caught up with 2017 Cyclocross World Champion Wout Van Aert in Hulst for a lengthy interview that covered Worlds, mental training, green tires, Niels Albert and more.

Katie Compton (KFC Racing) is nearing the end of her season with one more weekend of European UCI racing left on the calendar (Leuven and …

Just over a week ago, during the 2017 World Championships, the UCI confirmed rumors that the Trek CXC Cup was becoming a Cyclocross World Cup. …

The dust and mud has settled from the 2017 Cyclocross World Championships, even if the heartbreak and heartburn from the flat tires hasn’t passed for …

Who says there’s no team tactics in cyclocross? Ellen Van Loy gives insight in Belgian team tactics planning in this short interview.

Cyclocross Magazine’s on-the-ground team at the 2017 Cyclocross World Championships chased after Team USA racers for post-race interviews. Here’s the U23 Women.

Cyclocross Magazine’s on-the-ground team at the 2017 Cyclocross World Championships chased after Team USA racers and one Belgian Junior for post-race interviews. Here’s the Junior Men.

Cyclocross Magazine’s on-the-ground team at the 2017 Cyclocross World Championships chased after Team USA racers and “adopted” Americans for post-race interviews. Here’s the Elite Men.

Cyclocross Magazine’s on-the-ground team at the 2017 Cyclocross World Championships chased after Team USA racers and “adopted” Americans for post-race interviews. Here’s the Elite Women.

Cyclocross Magazine’s on-the-ground team at the 2017 Cyclocross World Championships chased after Team USA racers and “adopted” Americans for post-race interviews. Here’s the Elite Women.

Cyclocross Magazine’s on-the-ground team at the 2017 Cyclocross World Championships chased after Team USA racers and “adopted” Americans for post-race interviews. Here’s the Elite Women.

Cyclocross Magazine’s Megan Archer caught up with a first-time spectator at the 2017 Cyclocross World Championships in Bieles, Luxembourg to hear his opinion on the …

Ellen Noble continued to make American cyclocross history today, taking a silver medal in the U23 Women’s race at the 2017 Cyclocross World Championships in …

American Cyclocross legend Katie Compton is a perennial favorite at the World Championships, but she views that burden with a bit of dread. Will she miss a pedal? Be healthy? Make a mistake? We caught up with KFC before Bieles.

Megan Archer and Christine Vardaros, part of Cyclocross Magazine’s on-the-ground team at the 2017 Cyclocross World Championships in Bieles, caught up with a number of …

Curtis White is wrapping up an amazing final season as a U23 with a start at the 2017 World Championships after a disappointing Nationals in Hartford. We caught up with the Pan American Champ before Bieles.

The first lady of Luxembourg cyclocross, 54-year-old Suzie Godart, will have an emotional 2017 World Championships this weekend.

When Jack Kisseberth lines up at the 2017 Cyclocross World Championships in his third season in the sport, by almost anyone’s standards, he’s already won.

If you look up ”hot vacation destinations,” Luxembourg at the end of January is not likely to be on the list. However, for the Swartz …

Interview videos from Nationals featuring Katie Compton, Stephen Hyde, Ellen Noble, Emma White, Tobin Ortenblad, Katie Antonneau, Amanda Miller, Jamey Driscoll, Kerry Werner, Maxx Chance, Hannah Finchamp, Lane Maher, Lance Haidet, Gage Hecht, Ross Ellwood, Ashley Zoerner and Denzel Stephenson.

Running across the finish line on foot ahead of a sprinting Jamey Driscoll (Clement) is probably not how Stephen Hyde (Cannondale Cyclocrossworld) envisioned winning his first U.S. Cyclocross National Championship.

There were no rabbits feet or broken mirrors that could slow a motivated Katie Compton (KFC Racing p/b Trek/Panache) on her quest for her 13th National Cyclocross Title.

One of the most anticipated races on Sunday was the Women’s U23 race that featured Ellen Noble and Emma White. The two women did not disappoint, as they both shot off the front and got a large early gap back to their rivals.