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Bike racing and ‘cross may seem insignificant during a pandemic and political unrest, but Lee Waldman shares relevant lessons from racing.

For Training Tuesday, Corey Coogan Cisek is back with another Ask-the-Pro entry that reveals her race-day routine including tires, warm-up and more.

Lucinda Brand has been dominant at World Cups but at Hulst, a rival emerges to steal the victory. See the results, report and video highlights.

It’s a special Training Tuesday with cyclocross pro Corey Coogan Cisek weighing in on a topic that many of us fans and racers wonder about.

Clara Honsinger proves herself as a force to be reckoned with after making yet another podium. See the full results here.

After Alvarado took this past week’s X2O, Brand made sure to put down the pressure and challenged Alvarado at Zolder. See the full results here.

Lucinda Brand and Ceylin Alvarado’s rivalry isn’t over just yet! Alvarado challenges Brand with her return at Herentals. See the full results here.

I’m not surprising anyone when I say 2020 appears to be the year of challenges. Wait, don’t stop reading! This isn’t about politics. This is …

At the long-anticipated World Cup Namur, Brand fought Betsema, Honsinger and the brutal course. Results, photos, report.

Corey Coogan Cisek is back with an entertaining view of life as a North American pro tackling Superprestige Boom.

Ceylin Alvarado and Lucinda Brand, the two titans of this season, clashed once again at Superprestige Boom. See the full results here.

Lucinda Brand steals the show, new talents rise up and Tabor embraces the spirit of cyclocross at this eventful World Cup destination.

Beglium-based Corey Coogan Cisek is being put to the test like never before. Yet she remains thankful to race ‘cross in these unique times.

Cyclocross is heating up in Europe, with the World Cup about to begin, a rivalry about to renew, and North Americans lining up.

It seems all of North America wants a taste of sweet European racing, even in the middle of a pandemic. See the full results here.

Lee Waldman, like many of us, misses cyclocross racing. He shares his thoughts on pulling the plug for the season despite available racing.

Ceylin Alvarado’s crash in the final lap of GP Leuven made this event an intense one to watch. See the full results here.

Corey Coogan Cisek is back with another column that takes us behind the scenes of life and racing in Belgium’s COVID-19 lockdown.

Ceylin Alvarado, Denise Betsema and Lucinda Brand sprinted to the finish at Superprestige Jaarmarktcross. See the full results here.

Ryan Kamp swept the competition at this year’s UEC Continental Championships. See the full results here.

After watching her rival, Ceylin Alvarado, triumph twice in a row, Annemarie Worst finally emerged victorious at Koppenbergcross. See the full results here.

Corey Coogan Cisek finally made it to Belgium, only to find herself trying to race in Europe’s worst COVID-19 hotspot. She reports on her latest adventures.

If the podium of the Elite Women’s 2020 Telenet Superprestige Ruddervoorde looks familiar, that’s because we’ve seen it once before. Full results here.

Corey Coogan Cisek overcame seemingly insurmountable barriers to bunnyhop the Atlantic and land in Belgium for the cyclocross season. Enjoy her tale.

There’s a new cyclocross team ready to tackle Europe’s hardest races. See the announcement and riders.

CXM columnist Lee Waldman is back with his newest two-part column about his pandemic perspective on riding. Many of us could benefit from his wisdom.

“There’s a difference though between events being allowed and them being morally right,” said Grinduro’s Amanda Schaper in our exclusive interview about the 2020 event’s cancelation.

Corey Coogan Cisek’s offers unique insight into cyclocross rider cards, pro bike swaps and her future plans in Part 2 of her final column of the season.

Corey Coogan Cisek checks in with her final Cyclocross Apprenticeship entry of the season. Enjoy her unique insight into the last-season races in Part One.

CXM columnist Lee Waldman checks back in with his sights on next season, and some sage for all of us hoping to improve upon our last season.