Video: 2016 SSCXWC Highlights – Men, Women and Losers
It’s been a few weeks from the mud-clogged SSCXWC 2016, but surfacing from underneath all that heavy mud is a pretty comprehensive 10-minute highlight video …
It’s been a few weeks from the mud-clogged SSCXWC 2016, but surfacing from underneath all that heavy mud is a pretty comprehensive 10-minute highlight video …
The 2016 SSCXWC is a wrap and off to Italy for its next edition, but official final results for the men’s and women’s singlespeed championships races …
A Le Mans start, knee-deep water, thick muddy fields, a pile of tangled one-gear bikes and a second place finisher in Belgian colors. Sure sounds …
The wildfire known as SSCXWC roared into Portland for its 10th edition, fueled by pre-event hype and fanned by Sven Nys’ appearance. Words don’t do it justice, but we try anyway.
The 2016 SSCXWC men’s race brought the fans to their feet to watch endos into the lake and two of the world’s best bike handlers dual for the right to wear the Golden Speedo. See our men’s finals photo gallery.
This weekend is the 10th SSCXWC. In today’s Throwback Thursday, we bring readers back to the original SSCXWC weekend in Estacada, Oregon that arguably changed one-gear cyclocross racing forever.
Arley Kemmerer (Fearless Femme Racing) outkicked Serena Gordon (Liv l Giant Co Factory) in the closing meters to take Day One of the Elite Women’s …
Adam Craig (Giant Factory Off-road) keeps climbing up the rankings at UCI races, and has reached the top of a podium. Craig took advantage of the …
We’ve not done a Friday Feature Film in some time, but this popped up on our radar recently. Sam Smith, the man behind the Transition series of cyclocross films as well as Behind THE Barriers, posted the full-length first Transition to YouTube last week.
The three-day Jingle Cross may become a dry and warm September UCI World Cup, but that doesn’t mean this year’s event didn’t deliver in terms …
by Frank Shoemaker Continuing the series of videos from the 2015 SSCXWC in Victoria, we’ve got Rob Parkin’s Day 3 video of the final championship …
Adam Craig (Giant Factory Off-Road Team) is a cyclocross fan favorite, and for good reason. If it’s not winning Nationals in skate helmet and jean shorts, providing on-camera talent for World Cup course previews or taking the coveted SSCXWC golden speedo (twice!), Craig can be found in contention in any high-caliber Elite Men’s race throughout the country.
The 2015 CrossVegas UCI Cyclocross World Cup is just hours away. The course is nearly finished, the grass is as thick as ever, and four …
by Phillip Beckman It’s not often that pro cyclocross riders get to work on their tans between race days. Then again, it’s not often that …
by Philip Beckman Pro cyclocross racing returned to Los Angeles this weekend, for the first time at the Greek Theater in Griffith Park. Day …
by Cindy Brennan The 24th edition of the Cycle-Smart International Cyclocross unfolded on a redesigned course masterfully incorporating new challenges with the classic elements of …
Update: See the full 2014 Cycle-Smart International Day 1 race report and photos here. NORTHAMPTON, Mass. — Stephen Hyde (Jam Fund / NCC) continued his winning …
Somehow the SSCXWC weekends are always a blur, and memories of the eighth installment of the Singlespeed Cyclocross World Championships held in Louisville, Kentucky, the …
Apparently, our youngest readers reported a nostalgic disconnect from last week’s #ThrowbackThursday from over a hundred years ago, so we decided to move the clock …
When the dust had cleared and the snow had settled, racers gathered at Moshulu, a docked boat turned swanky restaurant in Philadelphia, to relive the …
by Clifford Lee It’s always exciting when we spot things so new that even the reps can’t give us details on the equipment, so we …
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA – MTBers clearly were well-suited for the course at SSCXWC 2012 in LA this past weekend, as Mical Dyck and Adam Craig …
by Kat Statman Tour de France is happening, the Olympics are coming up, and it’s Friday the 13th. Is there a better time to address …
by Kat Statman It’s the off-season for our favorite ’crossers, so most of them are sitting at home relaxing. Niels Albert went for a walk …
The middle of summer is quickly approaching. Molly Cameron has an FMB tire order ready to go out. Challenge and FMB are releasing new mud treads to challenge the famed Dugast Rhino. New disc ready bikes are hitting the tech news pages. So, with all that happening, where are the pros? Amy Dombroski is on her way to Italy for Marathon Cross-Country Worlds. Katie Compton hangs up the knobbies for a night. Stybar as Boonen’s lead out man? Putting two and two together for the new Cannondale–Cyclocrossworld.com rider. 2011 Blitz to the Barrel attracts ’cross stars. Tom Meeusen knocks off two mountain bike specialists. In this week’s Working Man’s Edition: Brady Kappius takes on the Rocky Mountain Ultra Endurance Series and Logan Owen is destroying the Washington state road races.
We here at Cyclocross Magazine are excited to be bringing you our annual Nationals reflections and winner profiles in our upcoming Issue 12. As we …
by Jamie Mack Being focused on mountain biking, Adam Craig is perhaps not as well known in the ’cross universe as he should be, but …
For full Cyclocross National Championships coverage and information, visit our 2010 USA Cycling National Championships Page. BEND, ORE. – In the first-ever officially-sanctioned Singlespeed National Championships, …
For full Cyclocross National Championships coverage and information, visit our 2010 USA Cycling National Championships Page. Thursday December 9th is the first day of championship racing …
For full Cyclocross National Championships coverage, visit our 2010 USA Cycling National Championships Page. Adam Craig (Rabobank/Giant) surprised nobody by killing the mostly-amateur singlespeed field …