Posts tagged 2017 world championships

Mathieu van der Poel has been utterly dominant on the ‘cross course in 2017. We look at his memorable season in our final Year in Review segment.

2017 has been a breakout year for a group of young British cyclocross stars. Tom Pidcock and Evie Richards lead an impressive group that is starring on the European mainland.

Sanne Cant dreamed of winning a world championship since she was six. At Bieles in 2017, her rainbow dream was fulfilled. Cant edged out Marianne Vos is a race for the ages. We take a look back in our year in review.

Ellen Noble achieved her Worlds podium goal with a second at the 2017 Cyclocross World Championships in Bieles, Luxembourg. We take a look back at her memorable race.

Pro cyclocross racer Jack Kisseberth checks in with an offseason rider diary that reflects on last year and sets the stage for next season. Come along for a ride with the up-and-coming racer.

Búr is reaching to put Hungarian ‘cross on the map. CXM’s CHristine Varados chats with Búr about his race season, travel, and working with the next generation of Hungarian ‘crossers.

Bike Pure requests UCI & WADA attention in the lack of human and mechanical doping testing in C1 and C2 races after 2017 Cyclocross Worlds in Bieles.

Gianni Vermeersch had a mechanical-ridden World Championship race (and year). We profile both broken and sparkly new Guerciotti Lembeek bikes he raced at the 2017 Worlds.

You never know you who’ll run into on a plane. We caught up with 2016 World Champion Thalita de Jong on a bumpy flight back to Belgium to hear how her recovery is going since her devastating crash.

U23 crusher Joris Nieuwenhuis stormed the competition at 2017 Cyclocross World Championships in Bieles. Here we check out his Sunweb team edition Giant TCX.

We caught up with 2017 Cyclocross World Champion Wout Van Aert in Hulst for a lengthy interview that covered Worlds, mental training, green tires, Niels Albert and more.

Alicia Franck, recently signed with Marlux-Napoleon Games, cracked the top 20 at the 2017 Cyclocross Worlds — her first Worlds, and her first season of cyclocross. Let’s peek at her mysterious Ridley.

Sanne Cant won a dramatic 2017 Cyclocross World Championships aboard a Stevens Super Prestige cyclocross bike with some interesting bits. We profile her Worlds-winning bike today.

Take a look back at the World Cup season and triumph for many from the 2017 Cyclocross Worlds in Bieles. Relive the victories, the wheelies, the bunny hops, the crashes and the emotions.

The dust and mud has settled from the 2017 Cyclocross World Championships, even if the heartbreak and heartburn from the flat tires hasn’t passed for …

Who says there’s no team tactics in cyclocross? Ellen Van Loy gives insight in Belgian team tactics planning in this short interview.

Cyclocross Magazine’s on-the-ground team at the 2017 Cyclocross World Championships chased after Team USA racers for post-race interviews. Here’s the U23 Women.

The UCI must have a 180-second limit per day on what they can share of its own World Championships worldwide, because today we’ve got its …

Cyclocross Magazine’s on-the-ground team at the 2017 Cyclocross World Championships chased after Team USA racers and one Belgian Junior for post-race interviews. Here’s the Junior Men.

Whether you missed the live racing or full 2017 Cyclocross World Championships replays, can’t get NBC Universal, don’t live in a non-geo-restricted country and don’t want to …

As Wout van Aert rolled around the Cyclocross World Championship course, for the second time in three years, there were questions rolling in about his …

Katerina Nash (bronze in the Elite Women) and Simon Zahner (ninth in the Elite Men) may not be leaving Bieles with rainbow jerseys, but both …

The beautiful duel took a few laps to materialize, but Wout van Aert made the most of his opportunity and luck in a great battle to defend his jersey.

Cyclocross Magazine’s on-the-ground team at the 2017 Cyclocross World Championships chased after Team USA racers and “adopted” Americans for post-race interviews. Here’s the Elite Men.

On the muddiest day of the week, Joris Nieuwenhuis, the cleanest rider, took the U23 Men’s title at the 2017 Cyclocross World Championships.

The beautiful duel took a few laps to materialize, but Wout van Aert made the most of his opportunity and luck in a great battle to defend his jersey.

Cyclocross Magazine’s on-the-ground team at the 2017 Cyclocross World Championships chased after Team USA racers and “adopted” Americans for post-race interviews. Here’s the Elite Women.

We’ve got the full 2017 Cyclocross World Championships Elite Men’s start list below, sorted by call-up. Want to see a different order? Have at it and sort to your heart’s content.

The racers faced the sloppiest conditions of the weekend, but Joris Nieuwenhuis of the Netherlands enjoyed the cleanest race of the weekend to win the U23 Men.

Cyclocross Magazine’s on-the-ground team at the 2017 Cyclocross World Championships chased after Team USA racers and “adopted” Americans for post-race interviews. Here’s the Elite Women.