Posts tagged Craig Richey

In 2018, Craig Richey finished 7th at the famed Dirty Kanza 200 gravel race. He has 20 tips for getting the most of your race and maybe getting a top 10.

The new Easton Overland Gravel team is the new kid on the gravel block. The team will be riding Allied Alfa All Roads and racing events national and local.

Tubeless tires are having a good year with the Squid, Pivot/Maxxis and Garneau-Easton teams riding them. We look at the how and why of their success.

Craig Richey cut through the wind at the 2018 Dirty Kanza 200 gravel race using his aero-bar-equipped Devinci Hatchet. We profile his aero racing bike.

Laura Van Gilder set a record, Lily Williams won again, Tobin Ortenblad is back, Richey and Van den Ham ready for DK200 and more in Rumors & Rumblings.

Garneau-Easton Cycling and Renewed Cyclocross teams merge to form the new athlete-owned Garneau-Easton p/b Transitions LifeCare UCI Cyclocross Team and devo team.

Garneau Copper T-Flex shoe has flex for run-up success. Its athletes have raced it, and now its ready for public consumption. We take a look at the top-end shoe.

Suspension forks have won ‘cross races in the past, and Fox hopes its new AX Fork will smooth out the path to a few more. Craig Richey reports on his first race with the new AX fork.

Garneau’s new Steeple XC cyclocross bike comes in Garneau Easton team colors and the Copper T-Flex shoe matches up nicely. Also, custom paint options for Garneau frames and helmets will soon be offered.

Easton Cycling has just officially announced its new EC90 SL carbon crankset for cyclocross, road and gravel. We’ve been riding the 1x crankset for a few weeks, and have our initial impressions in this review:

Remember that mystery carbon crank we spotted on on Craig Richey’s cyclocross bike at Sea Otter? Easton Cycling has officially unveiled the offering, and it’s …

UCI cyclocross racing made its debut in the Sooner State this weekend with Ruts n’ Guts, a two-day event featuring huge prize money and a competitive fields from racers throughout the country. In a repeat of day one, Tristian Uhl (Giant South) and Amanda Nauman (SDG – Muscle Monster) powered away from their competition to take solo victories.

Some will remember just two years ago when Raphael Gagne took the US cyclocross scene by storm, ripping off some surprising wins against the top …

Easton has a long history in aluminum and composites and winning titles, including taking a Tour de France title under Cadel Evans, Cyclocross National Championships …

Last time we caught up with Craig, the 2011 season had just ended. And now, he’s back and ready for more, hunkering down in Western …

After finishing his last race of the season, GVA Trofee Krawatencross, in 41st place, Craig Richey is back to fill us in on how his …

When we last heard from Craig Richey, he had just gotten the win at Beacon Cyclocross. Now, he’s been to Canadian Nationals and is spending …

by Craig Richey Many of the riders that I respect and idolize have never won a UCI race. Going into my September/October calendar of US …

Cyclocross Magazine was at HPCX and chatted with a few of the finishers in the elite races, and we wanted to share their stories and …

Jamesburg, New Jersey — It was a slushy, muddy mess that greeted racers at HPCX today. After getting an unheard of four inches of snow …

by Molly Hurford Beacon cyclocross brought wind, sleet, ice and rain for racers throughout the day, making the typically dry and fast course into a …

by Craig Richey I feel like finding good ’cross form and putting together a great race is like trying to fill an old leaky bathtub …

Canadian racer Craig Richey is starting his season in the US this year, though like last year in Belgium, he’s finding himself up against some …

Clear blue sunny skies set the stage for what was to be the warmest and dustiest Langley Cyclocross Classic on record. Just over 100 participants took to the farm fields and forests of Aldor Acres for this early season ‘kick in the pants’ ’cross race. The course featured a long flat gravel section, barriers, a long run-up with a knee high log at the base of it (which only the top few were able to ride it), a single track descending section followed by some twisty turns through the trees in almost sand-like ground.

Oudenaarde, Belgium — The 2011/12 cyclocross season will see Canada’s Craig Richey and Great Britain’s Gabby Day race for the Renner Custom Cyclocross Team.  Building …

Canadian racer Craig Richey is back in North America after his first season racing ‘cross in Belgium. He checks in with an update on off-season successes and plans for a big adventure this August.

Cyclocross in July? Sure, it’s been done before in densely-populated New Jersey. But at a resort in Central Washington, a good 90 minutes from the closest major city? It seemed like a harebrained idea by the folks at Raleigh that had little chance at drawing out all but the most hard-core cyclocrossers.

Summer heat is rolling through the country as both the everyday ’cross racer and the pro line up on the weekends and weeknights to build a little bit of extra fitness. September is just around the corner and will be here before you know it. So as we get closer, what are the pro crossers up to?

Canadian Craig Richey (CyclocrossRacing.com p/b Blue) has packed up his bike and made the trip home from his European tour. Read on as he reflects …