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The 2022 Belgian Cyclocross National Championships took place in Middelkerke over the weekend. Check out the full Elite Men, U23, and Junior Men’s results.

The 2022 Belgium Cyclocross National Championships Elite Women, U23 Women and Junior Women took place in Middelkerke over the weekend. Check out the full results.

Belgium banned public fans from indoors and outdoors sporting events due to COVID-19, impacting Sunday’s World Cup.

Wout van Aert took another victory as he went 2 for 2 after his return to cyclocross. See Elite Men full results.

Zoe Bäckstedt dominated the 2021 Ethias Cross. She created a massive lead early and kept it the whole race. See Elite Women full results.

Rebecca Gross went from little desire to race to lining up at European World Cups. She checks in with a column about her path through the pandemic and into Belgium.

The top racers converge in Overijse, Belgium for the 2021 Cyclocross UCI World Cup Overijse. See the women’s start list.

The top racers converge in Overijse, Belgium for the 2021 Cyclocross UCI World Cup Overijse. See the men’s start list.

Corey Coogan Cisek is back with Part Two of her behind-the-scenes report of the “Kerstperiode,” an intense period of cyclocross racing during the holidays. Come along for the ride!

The COVID-19 pandemic has forced cancelations of younger categories at the 2021 Cyclocross Worlds and World Cup. Get the details.

Belgium-based cyclocross racer Corey Coogan Cisek is back with a behind-the-scenes report of the “Kerstperiode,” an intense period of cyclocross racing during the holidays. Come along for the ride!

Nys believes passing down his knowledge is the true measure of his career. See how he exercises this philosophy with The Sven Nys Academy.

Rebecca Gross just wrapped up a packed cyclocross schedule where she raced 47 times, including a 2-month Euro block. We caught up with her after the season.

Corey Coogan Cisek wrapped up Europe Year 2 at Middelkerke and Hulst. As always, the races brought progress and a reminder to keep learning to get better.

Belgium has unveiled its team for the 2019 Cyclocross Worlds in Bogense, Denmark. The team has just four women, and up to eight me. See who made the cut.

Sanne Cant faced a run-heavy, off-camber-filled course and a determined Loes Sels in her quest to win her 10th-straight title. Results, brief report.

Day 2 of the 2018 Masters Cyclocross World Championships featured nearly 200 racers from Masters Men ages 35 to 54, including 15 North Americans. Full results.

Day 1 of the 2018 Masters Cyclocross World Championships included races for men ages 55 and up. See full results for all of Friday’s men’s races.

Laura Van Gilder added to her living legend by winning the Masters 55-59 race at the 2018 Masters Cyclocross Worlds in Mol, Belgium on Friday.

The 2018 SSCXWC are headed to the Motherland of Cyclocross. Tournai, Belgium will be hosting the famed singlespeed race this November.

Living and racing in Europe is not new for Elle Anderson, but staying in Belgium during the summer is. We chatted with her about succeeding in Europe and living there during the summer of 2018.

Belgium was a slap in the face and a kick in the pants, but sometimes such “lessons” are priceless. Corey Coogan Cisek shares the lessons she learned racing cyclocross in Belgium for three months.

Corey Coogan Cisek is learning to ride like a Belgian in the forest and on the fietspad. She also got a welcome surprise at Otegem. Read about her ongoing Belgian adventures in her latest Cyclocross Apprenticeship column.

Corey Coogan Cisek reports back on her experiences finding parking at Belgian races and racing at World Cup Zolder. Take a dive into Belgium ‘cross with her latest rider diary.

Helen Wyman reflects on Women’s race lengths, the high quality of the Women’s field, frequent racing during the holidays and new opportunities in 2018 in her latest Wyman Wednesday.

Minnesotan Corey Coogan Cisek will be sharing her experiences of racing in Belgium this winter. In her first diary, she learns everything … is … different and the racing is muddy, sandy and hard.

Helen Wyman reports back from her win at Koppenbergcross and gets ready for a stay at home after nine weeks on the road. More in this Wyman Wednesday.

Helen Wyman’s season continues with some wild Belgian weather and adventures at the automaat. She also headed to Switzerland for the EKZ Cross Tour.

Helen Wyman returns to Belgium for her first race of the season at Eeklo. She is welcomed back to her old home by two favorites: Belgian rain and cobbles.

Helen Wyman will be blogging throughout the cyclocross season. In her first report, she teaches some “Flemish Bike” and talks about offseason road racing.