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.
Broken Arrow, Oklahoma hosted the first UCI event in the state with Ruts N Guts this weekend. The event is its sixth year but 2015 marks the first time the race is on the UCI calendar as a C2 event.
Sanne Cant proved that her strong start to the 2015 season is no fluke, adding another win to her already-strong season and easily distancing her Elite Women’s rivals at the 2015 Koksijde World Cup.
History was made this Sunday on the dunes of Koksijde as Sven Nys proved that experience can triumph over youth. Nys earned his 50th Elite World Cup victory in a battle with Wout van Aert—19 years his junior—that was nothing short of riveting.
UCI level racing returned the Pacific Northwest on Saturday with day one of the Subaru Cyclo Cup, held at Ft. Steilacoom Park in Lakewood Washington.
PSI-clocross For Life at Emricson Park in Woodstock, IL was the seventh stop of the Chicago Cyclocross Cup (CCC) powered by SRAM.
Proving that his day one performance was not a flash in the pan, Stephen Hyde (Cannondale p/b Cyclocrossworld.com) was able to distance himself from Jeremy Powers (Aspire Racing) late in the race on day two of the Derby City Cup in Louisville, KY.
Safe to say, Cross Crusade isn’t your average ‘cross race, and Thunder Cross, their costume race—taking place at the Deschutes Brewery in Bend, featured both impressive costumes and the high caliber of racing we’ve come to expect from a Cross Crusade.
The second round of the BPost Bank Trofee series took racers to the famed 22% Tour of Flanders climb, the Koppenberg. CXM contributor Bart Hazen was on hand to capture all the action.
Day two of the Cincinnati International Cyclocross Festival—the Pan-American Continental Cyclocross Championships—had racers traversing a slick, hilly and technical course at Devou Park in Covington, Kentucky.
No strangers to the top step of the podium, Jeremy Powers, Katie Compton and Gage Hecht all came out victorious at Kings CX, the first day of the Cincinnati International Cyclocross Festival.
Wout van Aert proved that he is nearly unbeatable, riding to a minute-plus victory at Superprestige Zonhoven, while Sanne Cant capitalized on late-race bobble by Nikki Harris to net her second Superprestige Victory.
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Today we’ll follow up our last week’s photo gallery on the 2014 Bilenky Junkyard Cross with more high-adventure, car-stomping, Frankenstein-bike creation photos. This gallery comes …
