Posts in category the racer’s view

by Molly Hurford Ask any cyclist about bike fits and there will be a different response. As one pro racer uttered under his breath when …

When we caught wind of a team of women known for racing in jean shorts and having a blast doing it, we had to find …

Our overseas corespondent John McComisky chats with the Scottish cyclocross champion about his season, what’s next, and if we’ll see him stateside anytime soon. We …

by JD Kimple In the short time since our last interview with Charles Scott McDonald, we’ve learned that Charles has now secured funding for a …

by Molly Hurford When I was interviewing the junior women on the Red Zone Cycling team in Louisville, Kentucky, for an article in our upcoming …

by Christine Vardaros A few weeks before the start of the Tour of Cyprus, a three-day road stage event, I prayed to the travel gods …

  Canadian National Champion Mical Dyck chatted with us after the cyclocross race at Sea Otter, where she took second place behind Caroline Mani. Like …

“Can you do an interview now?” “Getting ready for hockey match at SCOTT tent. Swing by.” Somehow, whether it involves renting an ice hockey rink …

When Nicole Duke rolled up to the start line at the warm April cyclocross race at Sea Otter, she was feeling great, and super confident. …

When Ben Berden started racing full-time in the US two seasons ago, interviewing him was difficult with the slight language barrier. Now that he’s been …

  Tim Johnson may not have raced cyclocross at Sea Otter, but he was more than happy to jump on the microphone to help out …

When I spoke with Caroline Mani of Raleigh-Clement an hour before the start of her cyclocross race last night, she was feeling less than thrilled. …

It’s been a long hiatus since our first dual column, but here, Lee Waldman and I put our heads together and talk about the new …

by JD Kimple If you’ve raced or spectated in the OVCX (Ohio Valley Cyclocross) series, or if you were at cyclocross Nationals this year, you …

by Paul Burgoine In Paris-Roubaix, Stybar was robbed of his biggest result of his career by a fan or photographer stepping out of the crowd …

by Molly Hurford The first thing that Jeremy Powers wants you to know is that he’s still only 29 years old. Seriously. He’s not old …

At the Barry Roubaix race, Gary Veldhof died for 25 minutes. A heart attack mid-race, right alongside a cemetery, but in view of several trained …

by Lee Waldman The season has long been over for me. I missed Masters’ Worlds. A long, frustrating, unfortunate story, with a sad ending – …

by Molly Hurford When Gabby Day first arrived in the US a year and a half ago, she walked through customs at the Philadelphia International …

by Molly Hurford Being home for two weeks, with no races to cover, was unprecedented. In fact, I can’t remember the last time I had …

by John McComisky Cyclocross Magazine always promises the best of ’cross from both sides of the pond, so I think we can do no better …

If you’re subscribed to Cyclocross Magazine, Issue 20 is on it’s way to you, and with it, a great interview with everyone’s favorite Honey Badger, …

by Kat Statman With winter in a slow decline, it may be time to start thinking about that base training for next ’cross season. Get …

by Molly Hurford Has it really been two months since I last posted? I guess that stands to reason, since two months ago I headed …

by Christine Vardaros While cyclocross season ended almost a month ago for most of the world, here in Belgium “de cross gaat door” (’cross goes …

by Sarah Kim Bonner Recently, I chatted with Masters (60-64) World Cyclocross Champion Jim Laird to find out how he survived the mud, freezing temperatures and …

To get ready for Issue 20 of Cyclocross Magazine, which features a large section on the beauty of gravel racing, a couple of the East …

by John McComisky It looks like the fury of the 2013 World Cyclocross Championships in Louisville has all about died down, and I thought it …

by Paul Burgoine Helen finished second to Sanne Cant in the final Superprestige race of the season in Middelkerke, and Paul Burgoine was there to …

by Cody Sovis At just 21 years old, Kaitie Antonneau made her third ever World Championships start at Louisville. Already thought of as the future …