American riders had varying levels of success in the heat and on the hills in Iowa City at the Jingle Cross World Cup on Sunday. Ellen Noble rode near the front all afternoon and took home an eighth-place finish in her first World Cup as an Elite rider. Katie Compton was riding in second before a tough crash effectively ended her race. Jeremy Powers came on strong in the second half of the race and finished 27th.
Cyclocross Magazine’s Dave Mable spoke with Noble, Compton and Powers after the race. Watch his interviews to see what the U.S. riders thought of racing at the Jingle Cross World Cup
Ellen Noble
Katie Compton
Jeremy Powers
Stay tuned to Cyclocross Magazine for a photo gallery of Sunday’s World Cup race from Dave Mable. Dave is one of the hardest-working folks in cyclocross. After racing the Chequamegon 40 in northern Wisconsin on a tandem with his wife, he drove seven hours Sunday morning to cover the World Cup races. You can look for Dave’s work again this weekend from Waterloo.
See all our coverage of the 2017 Jingle Cross World Cup.
