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Women’s Wednesdays: Racing, Training and Women’s Roles in Cyclocross with Amy Dombroski
Since she started racing in 2006, Amy Dombroski has had a remarkable rise to fame. She’s also been a great contributor to Cyclocross Magazine. Lately, she’s been prepping for the fall season, mixing it up at various road and mountain bike events, most recently the back to back World Cup races in Dalby Forest and Offenburg. Lucky for us at Cyclocross Magazine, she had a few hours in a car this weekend, giving her time to answer our questions between races.
Collegiate Chronicles: Tales from a Team Director
Welcome to the Collegiate Chronicles, the new column that features all things collegiate (sans the keg parties, of course). Collegiate cyclocross is a fast-growing sector of the sport with little written about it, and we plan to change that. We’ll be taking a look at collegiate riders from all levels and from all over the country, race organizers, conference directors and some of the great characters that make up collegiate-level cyclocross.
Bart Wellens Commits to Race Rad Racing GP, Star Crossed UPDATED: Official Press Release
Bart Wellens, Telenet-Fidea’s cyclocross star, has officially signed to race the Rad Racing GP, promoter Jim Brown told Cyclocross Magazine on Saturday in Seattle. The Belgian cyclocross veteran has also been confirmed to be contesting StarCrossed, the second race of the Cross After Dark series, the night before.
The two-time Elite Cyclocross World Champion and three-time U23 Cyclocross World Champion will be making his first trip to American soil to race cyclocross this September, and is expected to have teammate Rob Peters in tow as the two follow Frenchman Francis Mourey’s successful season-opening schedule of 2010 by contesting CrossVegas, StarCrossed, Rad Racing GP and the first weekend of the USGP in Sun Prairie, Wisconsin.
Women’s Wednesday: Checking in with the Pros
Today marks the start of our new bi-weekly column, Women’s Wednesdays, where the focus shifts to matters specific to women in the sport. This column will be dedicated to all aspects of women’s racing, from coverage of pro women to women-specific bikes to talking frankly about how to get more women involved in cyclocross. We begin this week by hearing from a few of our favorite ladies of ‘cross, finding out what they’ve been up to in the off-season and seeing what they’re looking forward to in the Fall.
This Week on Cyclocross Magazine
In coming weeks, we’ll be debuting a whole lot of great new features on the website, including quite a few new regular columns. Every Monday, I’ll be giving you a little preview of what’s in store for the week, and letting you know about some of the great articles that you might have missed last week.
Pro Cyclocross Rumors & Rumblings Week of May 20th, 2011
by Kat Statman It’s time to really start thinking about ’cross season, maybe even starting to glue up some tires if you haven’t already. Now …
In the Saddle with Todd Wells, Three-Time National Champion
This marks the start of the new online “In the Saddle” feature for Cyclocross Magazine. Bi-weekly, we’ll be chasing down a new pro racer to …
Pro Cyclocross Rumors and Rumblings Week of May 13th, 2011
by Kat Statman As the weather slowly turns warmer, putting on more miles becomes less of a chore. Preparing for the hard months of cold …
USA Cycling Invites Cyclocross Leaders for Second Race Directors Summit
As Cyclocross Magazine previously previously reported (see USAC Cyclocross Summit Part 1, Part 2, and special on Masters World Championships), USA Cycling invited some of …
News and Notes from the 2011 USAC Cyclocross Promoters’ Summit – Part II: Masters Worlds, Non-UCI NRC Races and Event Report Cards
This past weekend UCI cyclocross promoters gathered in Colorado Springs for the USA Cycling Cyclocross Promoter Summit. Similar to last year’s event, the event touched …
News and Notes from the 2011 USAC Cyclocross Promoters’ Summit – Part I – Updated
This past weekend, for the second year in a row, UCI cyclocross promoters gathered in Colorado Springs for the USA Cycling Cyclocross Promoter Summit. Similar …
It’s Always a Good Day to Ride – A New Column by Paul Warloski
Cyclocross Magazine would like to welcome new columnist Paul Warloski, who like many of us, has a passion for cyclocross. Only for him, this passion …
Ohio Valley Cyclocross Announces Zipp Tour, UCI Race Dates, Electronic Timing
Cincinnati, OH, USA: Organizers of the Zipp OVCX Cyclocross Tour have announced their 2011 race dates. For the first time, all races will be scored …
Ryan Trebon to Wear Castelli for 2011 / 2012 Cyclocross Season
CASTELLI TO SUPPLY RYAN TREBON AND NEW L&T SPORTS/FELT TEAM High performance apparel maker to outfit top-ranked American cyclocross star April 25, 2011 (Portland, OR) …
Pro Cyclocross Rumors & Rumbling Week of April 22, 2011
by Kat Statman Yes, it’s still the off-season. How do we know that? Well, if you look at many cycling publications the front page headlines …
Sea Otter 2011 – Raleigh’s Carbon Cyclocross Bike Adds Gears for 2012
It took a little bit of detective work to find Raleigh USA during our search for all things cyclocross at Sea Otter 2011, as the …
2010 National Championships Video Interviews
The 2010-11 cyclocross season has come and gone, and with it some incredible moments of victory, near misses and missing outs. By all accounts it …
Sven Nys Commits to Race 2011-12 Cyclocross Season in U.S.
by Benjamin Kirsch Sven Nys, who, with seven Belgian national titles, a World Championship, and almost uncountable Superprestige, World Cup, and GVA Trofee wins, might …
Pro Cyclocross Rumors & Rumblings Week of March 18th, 2011
by Kat Statman This week has been the biggest news week we’ve had yet during the off-season, especially with team transfers and strong rides from …
Jeremy Powers Hops to Rapha-Focus Cyclocross Team
Cyclocross star and USGP and NACT cyclocross series winner Jeremy Powers joins Team Rapha Focus from Cannondale-CyclocrossWorld. Full press release below. Team Rapha-FOCUS Signs Cyclocross …
Video Interview: More on Mourey, Reflections on US Racing
It’s St Patrick’s day, and somehow we’re focusing on a famous Frenchman – but we’ll keep rolling with it. Amy Dykema shot this in-depth interview …
Rediscovering Francis Mourey via Video
Francis Mourey has established himself among the best on the world cyclocross stage, including taking fourth place at Worlds in St. Wendel and winning his …
Cyclocross Magazine’s Complete UCI Cyclocross Race Calendar for 2011 / 2012 Season
We’ve got the 2011/2012 UCI Cyclocross Race Calendar loaded up and ready for your viewing pleasure. At the current count, there’s a whopping 144 races …
Tim Johnson’s Cyclocross-Centered Season Ahead
by Josh Liberles Tim Johnson is just embarking on the second day of his five-day Ride on Washington in support of Bikes Belong, and we …
Versluis Snowcross – Late Season, Grassroots Michigan Racing
by Marc Dettman So what do Michigan cyclocrossers do when the long, cold, white fingers of winter start scratching at the frost on the window? …
Interview with Greg Keller – Waxing Poetic on All Things Cross, Part 2
by Kat Statman Yesterday we brought you part one of Kat’s interview with Greg Keller, Masters ’crosser and blogger of Mud and Cowbells. Read on for Keller’s thoughts …
Pro Cyclocross Rumors & Rumblings: Week of February 4th, 2011
by Kat Statman Yes, February 4th has come and gone, but there is always something exciting going on in the world of pro cyclocross. Zdenek …
Jeremy Powers Looks to Sunday: Interview
Jeremy Powers (Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com) is in St. Wendel now as part of the US Worlds team, checking out the course. The USGP Series Winner and star …
Ryan Trebon Interview: Opening Up, Shutting it Down
by Kat Statman After hearing that Ryan Trebon would unfortunately be ending his 2010/2011 cyclocross season early due to illness, we gave him a call …
Rider Diary: Sue Butler Looks to St. Wendel
Portland, OR Elite racer Sue Butler is one of five women chosen to represent the US at Worlds this year. Butler capped off a great …
