Time Flies – Vicki Thomas Checks in From Belgium
Vicki Thomas checks in with another installment of her adventures chasing the ‘cross dream on the courses of Europe. Vicki’s previous report from the Treviso …
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Koppenbergcross – Racing Is Only Half the Fun! – A Column by Christine Vardaros
by Christine Vardaros If I were allowed to put only one race on my “to-do list”, Koppenbergcross would be the one! It has all the …
Night Racing in Holland – a Report by Christine Vardaros
by Christine Vardaros If I could describe racing at night in one word, it would be WOOO-HOOO! OK, well maybe that is technically two words …
Two Races Down, Five Months to Go – Christine Vardaros Checks in from Belgium
by Christine Vardaros My racing season here in Belgium is now fully underway. I have so far competed in the first round of the World …
Updated: Saturday’s GVA’s Citadelle de Namur Set to Make History, Course Preview Photos
by Christine Vardaros 8 October, 2009 – Ready, Set, Allez! For the first time in cyclocross history, a major event is to be held in …
Vardaros and Ingels Form New Zannata-Champion System Team
by Jonas Bruffaerts Everberg, Belgium (September 23, 2009): In line with a rapidly growing women’s cyclocross scene, a new team has emerged – Team Zannata-Champion …
Hitting the Dirt – A Newbie’s Tale
Roadie, mountain biker or cyclocrosser, it’s getting to be the time when we dust off our ‘cross bikes and hit the dirt. But do you …
Apple Trees, Parking with the Stars, and Mexican Pizza – A World Cup Perspective by Christine Vardaros
Cyclocross Magazine columnist Christine Vardaros, a regular print mag contributor, sent us this online report of her recent World Cup in Tabor. Enjoy her unique …
A Broken Bike, White Butt Panels, And Sneaking Into the Pit – A World Cup Perspective by Christine Vardaros
Cyclocross Magazine columnist Christine Vardaros, a regular print mag contributor, sent us this online report of her recent World Cup in Kalmthout. Enjoy her unique …
Second Issue Done…Finally!
Our second issue (Late Winter) went to the printers last week, and should be a good one. We think we have about three typical magazines’ …