A day after winning the Superprestige Noordzeecross Middelkerke, Sanne Cant and Mathieu Van Der Poel repeat in Hulst. Katie Compton finished second in the Elite Women’s race.
Both Mathieu Van Der Poel and Marianne Vos finished second at Worlds. Today in Maldegem, they got redemption and the win.
Thalita de Jong and Wout Van Aert win the Elite Women’s and Elite Men’s C2 races at the Versluys Cyclocross in Breden, Belgium.
Christine Vardaros fills us in on the happenings around the track at Zolder today, one of the final chances for riders to inspect the course.
A 10,750 foot climb over 54 miles doesn’t seem like good preparation for European cyclocross racing—or does it? In this rider diary, Christine Vardaros talks …
2015 marks the first year that China will have multiple races in the country, with two C1 stations ready to kick off the UCI calendar …
The gravel season is well upon us, and in a young tradition stemming from last year, Christine Vardaros offers a rider diary of the full experience of the Paris to Ancaster …
by Christine Vardaros A mainstay in the Belgium cyclocross scene, 31 year old Pavla Havlikova (Telenet-Fidea), heads back to Czech Republic to battle for the …
by Christine Vardaros Only five days before the UK Milton Keynes World Cup, I got the email that I should be able to race. This …
by Christine Vardaros I am smack dab in the middle of yet another full Belgium-based cyclocross season. This means I’ve taken the dive down the …
De Boer Avoids Crashes and Mechanicals, Takes First As we reported yesterday, at Sunday’s race at Ronse, American Elle Anderson had a great start, …
In the last week, the United States has seen a commotion of activity, from a crop of new teams and race title sponsors to Katie …
Lining up for a mixed terrain race or gravel grinder? The biggest question is often which bike to bring, and which tires to run. The …
by Christine Vardaros A few weeks before the start of the Tour of Cyprus, a three-day road stage event, I prayed to the travel gods …
by Christine Vardaros My goal these next few days is to crawl out of the hole I’ve buried myself in, hopefully in time for the …
Cyclocross Magazine’s “Euro correspondent” Christine Vardaros reports in from her training camp in Spain. by Christine Vardaros I am just recently back from Benidorm, Spain, …
Cyclocross Magazine’s Belgian correspondent Christine Vardaros last updated us from her last cyclocross race of the year, the Stannah Cyclocross Masters Indoor Race in Hasselt, …
Belgium’s Version of Post-Season Celebrations by Christine Vardaros After an intense cyclocross season lasting almost six months, one can only guess how the people of …
Our overseas correspondent Christine Vardaros catches us up on the end of her season, from races to cookie parties. by Christine Vardaros Our last weekend …
by Christine Vardaros For the last few weeks I’ve had a positive outlook on my cyclocross season – and it was about friggin’ time, I …
by Christine Vardaros I am now two months into cyclocross season here in Belgium and it’s already filled with surprises, adventures, screw-ups and some creative …
by Christine Vardaros Nacht van Woerden is one of the few European cyclocross events that many riders have a love-hate relationship with. They love the …
Pro cyclist and Cyclocross Magazine writer Christine Vardaros is in possession of not one, not two, but three Stevens Carbon Team DA bikes to get …
When watching the big names like Sven Nys or Daphny Van den Brand cross the finish line, you often see someone running towards them with a jacket and water bottle in hand. This “behind the scenes” character is a soigneur – the backbone to most every cyclist on race day.
We’ve heard, in past Women’s Wednesday interviews, from women who’ve said that finding sponsor money is harder, the payouts aren’t nearly as lucrative and being taken seriously in the sport is more of a challenge. Today, we asked all types of women cyclists the questions, “what is the hardest part of being a woman cyclist? And what’s the best part?” Answered ranged from serious to humorous, and I was amazed at how many women had a lot to say about the cycling scene.
Cyclocross Magazine Correspondent Christine Vardaros ventured out to the course at St. Wendel today to bring us an update of the course conditions. Read on, …
AALTER, BELGIUM – After Baboco Cycling Team saw its Under-23 rider Pawel Szczepaniak stripped of his World Cyclocross Champion jersey last season due to a …
Zolder World Cup, GVA Trofee Azencross and Hotel Threeland Petange, Luxembourg Christine Vardaros races for the Baboco cyclocross team, based in Belgium, and regularly contributes …
by Bart Hazen Compton Unbeatable in Zolder Seven-time USA National Champion Katie Compton continues to dominate the top of the sport. The Planet Bike rider …
by Christine Vardaros It’s been exactly one year since I last raced on snow and ice. Funny how much I can forget in a year. …