Posts tagged 2018 jingle cross

Toon Aerts of the Telenet Fidea Lions and Evie Richards of Trek Factory Racing CX are both on Trek Boone’s in 2018. We profile their two Boones.

Flashback this Friday to Jingle Cross Day 3 with CXHairs’ Cyclocross Television narrated race recap videos for the Elite Women and Elite Men races.

Kerry Werner is riding the 2019 Kona Super Jake this season. We profile the bike he was riding at the 2018 U.S. Cyclocross World Cups.

Marianne Vos rode her Ridley X-Night SL Disc to a win in Waterloo and a third at Jingle Cross. We profile her muddy bike from 2018 Jingle Cross.

Maghalie Rochette grew up in Quebec and speaks French as her first language. We chat with her about cyclocross in French (and English for our U.S. readers).

The 2018 Jingle Cross World Cup had mud, rain, repeats and career-firsts. Relive the racing with this black and white photo gallery by Dave Mable.

In her latest Wyman Wednesday, Helen describes her experience with announcing at Jingle Cross and makes a case for cyclocross World Cups in the U.S.

Lindsay Knight captured our attention with her criticism of the announcing at Jingle Cross. We caught up with Knight to discuss her post and the offensive remarks.

Attendees of the 2018 Jingle Cross were left with a bad taste in their mouths, and it wasn’t from the Iowa mud. Get the latest on this unfortunate situation.

Nicolas Cleppe went solo in the third lap and coasted to a win on Day 3 at the 2018 Jingle Cross Festival. Get the story and photos from Sunday’s race.

Katerina Nash bounced back from a flat on Saturday to win the 2018 Jingle Cross Day 3. Get the story from her battle with friend Maghalie Rochette.

At the 2018 Jingle Cross Day 3, many Europeans stuck around to battle for coveted UCI C1 points, but North Americans fought for top 10 finishes. Full results.

At the 2018 Jingle Cross Day 3, former teammates Katerina Nash and Maghalie Rochette seized control of the UCI C1 women’s race. See our full results.

Kaitie Keough got her first career cyclocross World Cup win at the 2018 Jingle Cross, a race she has been doing since she was 15. We chatted with her about the win.

Toon Aerts capped a memorable 2018 U.S. trip with a win at the Jingle Cross World Cup in Iowa. We chatted with him after the race about his win.

Kaitie Keough continued her climb up the Mt. Krumpit classic, now claiming her first-ever World Cup win at the 2018 Jingle Cross. Report, results, photos.

Toon Aerts remained undefeated at the 2018 UCI Cyclocross World Cup in Iowa City. See how the muddy Jingle Cross played with our report and photos.

Kaitie Keough continued her climb up the Mt. Krumpit classic, taking her first-ever World Cup win at the 2018 Jingle Cross. Full women’s results.

Toon Aerts went 2 for 2 in his U.S. trip. See the full 2018 Telenet UCI Cyclocross World Cup men’s results from Iowa City’s Jingle Cross.

Watch the 2018 Telenet UCI Jingle Cross Cyclocross World Cup live right here on Cyclocross Magazine. Spread the word, and tune in at 2:30 p.m. Central time.

17-year-old is racing Road Worlds on Thursday and the Jingle Cross World Cup on Saturday. We chatted with her about her whirlwind three days.

Caleb Swartz first raced at Jingle Cross in 2010 in the Junior 11-12 race. On Friday night, he finished fifth in the UCI race. We asked him about the race.

Diether Sweeck made it two straight years with a Sweeck winning on Friday night at Jingle Cross. Get the story and photos from the race in Iowa.

Helen Wyman often finds her winning ways at Iowa City’s Jingle Cross. This year, a mechanical threatened to steal her thunder. Report, results, photos.

At the 2018 Jingle Cross Day 1, an international men’s took the opportunity to fight for UCI C2 points. See the full men’s results from the Friday night racing.

At the 2018 Jingle Cross Day 1, Helen Wyman was at home in the mud. See our full women’s UCI C2 cyclocross results from Iowa City.

The two 2018 U.S. World Cups wrap up with Jingle Cross in Iowa City this Saturday. See preliminary rider lists for the third-annual Iowa World Cup.

After a first-lap crash at the 2018 World Cup Waterloo, National Champion Stephen Hyde’s worst fears have come true. The two-time champ will be skipping …

Mathieu van der Poel and Wout van Aert recently announced their plans for the 2018 U.S. cyclocross World Cups. Find out if the two phenoms will be racing.

Marianne Vos is racing a full season of cyclocross in 2018/19. She starts her season in the U.S. at World Cup Waterloo and Jingle Cross.