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Earlier this week, long-time cyclocross pro Ryan Trebon officially announced his retirement with a Tweet. It was a sad day for U.S. cyclocross fans, but …

He’s the one with the microphone interviewing winners at top UCI cyclocross races. Today we turn the tables on Richard Fries and ask him the questions in our Friday interview.

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.

In part three of a four-part series (read part one on leg shaving and embrocation here or part two about caffeine and massage here), which …

Anna Schwinn’s interview of Nicole Mertz about her social media comment and the ensuing lost of race sponsorship is a story worth sharing on its own merit, and have some excerpts from the roller coaster story today.

Cyclocross season has been underway since April. In Australia. Imagine you’re an Australian-based professional racer looking at a ‘cross season that starts five months before …

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.

With the announcement of SSCXWC dates, we got ahold of John Walrod. He’s been a part of the event since its start and is the self-described “bad idea guy.” Walrod reveals more details on the infamous event.

The number of new gravel races popping up everywhere is amazing. But the big ones, the ones that have been around awhile and feature unique challenges, …

We caught up with Brady Kappius recently to talk about his eponymous company, the ClifBar team and his plans for the coming cyclocross season.

Ten Years. That’s how long it’s been since the first Singlespeed Cyclocross World Championships. The race has moved from its home in Portland, Oregon, over …

We also caught up with Carl Decker, who won the 2016 men’s Lost & Found gravel race in his first attempt, beating, among others, last year’s winner Tobin Ortenblad.

We spoke with Robin Farina after her win at the 2016 Lost & Found gravel race last weekend. See what the two-time women’s race winner had to say.

For this week’s Throwback Thursday we’re going back to the Bay State Cyclocross and 2012 with Jeremy Durrin and his first UCI win.

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.

Earlier this month the second annual Bootleggeer 100 gravel race took place in Lenoir, North Carolina. The event was race number 3 of the Appalachian Grinder Series and started at Luna Cycles in downtown Lenoir where the idea for the race was concocted.

Ever since Jingle Cross was awarded a World Cup calendar spot, we’ve been wondering how long that was in the works and what racers and fans can expect. We spoke with race director John Meehan yesterday to find out.

When Jeremy Powers called back he was overly apologetic and heading home from Sea Otter, eager to talk about his offseason and the coming year.

We had a few minute to catch up with U23 National Champion Tobin Ortenblad after his win at the Sea Otter Classic cyclocross race.

After her win at the 2016 Sea Otter Classic cyclocross race, Caroline Mani took a few minutes to talk with us about her offseason as …

Rutledge’s cyclocross history goes way back. Perhaps most notably, Rutledge was the driving force behind what became the Redline Conquest, arguably the first race-oriented American production cyclocross bike.

Part two of our interview with Tod Manning, CEO of North American Cycle Sport, talking about the health of cycling in the US and his organization’s efforts to bring more people to organized, sanctioned riding.

This was our first chance to speak with CEO Tod Manning, the person in charge at NACS, and there was a good amount to discuss.

We spoke recently with Ben Berden about retirement, riding the Tour of Flanders and his “Giro/Tour double,” as well as cyclocross now that he’s retired from professional racing.

Cyclocross Magazine’s Christine Vardaros talked with Helen Wyman the day after the World Championship race. Wyamn told us about her ride at Worlds, some of the course’s more challenging features, and about a new Baby Limus.

Christine Vardaros spoke with 2016 Cyclocross World Championship bronze medalist Maud Kaptheijns of The Netherlands at last Wednesday’s 2016 Parkcross Maledgem race where she finished fifth in the Elite Women’s race.

Cyclocross Magazine’s Christine Vardaros spoke with Sophie de Boer of The Netherlands after the midweek 2016 Parkcross Maledgem race where she finished second.

Cyclocross Magazine’s Christine Vardaros caught up with American Elle Anderson at the midweek 2016 Parkcross Maledgem race for an exclusive interview.

Cyclocross Magazine’s Christine Vardaros caught up with new 2016 Elite Men’s Cyclocross World Champion Wout van Aert at the midweek 2016 Parkcross Maledgem race for …

Christine Vardaros caught up with Allen Krughoff after his race to 41st place in the Elite Men’s race at 2016 Cyclocross World Championships in Heusden-Zolder, Belgium. …