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Cyclocross Magazine’s Christine Vardaros caught up with American Elle Anderson at the midweek 2016 Parkcross Maledgem race for an exclusive interview.

Even though the 2016 Cyclocross World Championships are in our rear review mirror, there’s still a good three more weeks of professional cyclocross racing in …

BAAL, Belgium—Sanne Cant (Enertherm BKCP) started her year off with a bang as the top mudder today at the GP Sven Nys in Baal, navigating …

DIEGEM, Belgium — Ellen van Loy, one of the professional racers in the women’s field with another career, has reduced her hours working with children and …

We’ve heard reports that a number of factors, including possibly an error in calculating one rider’s points and the subsequent correction, that some racers are out of the top 50 and will thus be unable to start at Zolder. Stay tuned to this developing story.

Over the coming days we’re bringing you thoughts and reflections from each of the riders at this season’s Cyclocross Development Camp in Sittard, Netherlands. Today’s installment comes from Elle Anderson.

MOL, BELGIUM—Capitalizing on Sanne Cant’s absence, Jolien Verschueren (Young Telenet-Fidea) was able to take the win in a wide-open Elite Women’s field at Zilvermeercross. Verschueren …

Elle Anderson stormed onto the professional cyclocross scene two years ago, taking big back-to-back wins both days at Gloucester, securing a third place at the …

We crunched the numbers and did some analysis of the Elite Men’s race lap times at the 2015 Cyclocross World Championships and it seems like many …

Nash Continues to Challenge the World Champion, De Boer Maintains Lead In the muddy fields of Azencross, Katerina Nash (Luna Pro) took a great win …

The phrase “yet another win” doesn’t do Sanne Cant’s result enough justice. The 24-year-old has not only established herself as the rider to beat this year, …

Mud was the name of the game today at Gavere, and Sanne Cant proved herself to be the master player. The 24-year-old rider opted to …

Elle Anderson has had a phenomenal start in Europe, with plenty of top five victories, including one at the World Cup in Valkenburg which qualifies …

(Valkenburg, NED) – Ellen Van Loy had a great start in the first World Cup of the season, with Lucie Chainel following behind. Sanne Cant …

Yesterday, the World Cup at Valkenburg had plenty of drama, with Katie Compton pulling off a last lap comeback in the Women’s Elite Race over …

Over the 2014-15 season, American phenom Elle Anderson will be contributing to Cyclocross Magazine as she travels throughout Europe to race some of the arduous …

Guerciotti is one of the most established names in European cyclocross. Over 50 years ago, Italo Guerciotti was a cyclist known for his tenacity in cyclocross, …

  De Boer Avoids Crashes and Mechanicals, Takes First As we reported yesterday, at Sunday’s race at Ronse, American Elle Anderson had a great start, …

The Belgian Champion, Sanne Cant, did what Sven Nys could not, and continued to assert her dominance this weekend after last week’s win at Neerpelt. …

This article originally appeared in Issue 23 of Cyclocross Magazine and highlights eight of the up-and-comers who took the season by storm, winning race after …

We’re still digging out from under our pile of photos and videos from Nationals this past week—one of our photographers alone clocked in with 1400 …

Boulder, CO  — There were no surprises at the sharp end of the Elite Women’s national title today, as Katie Compton (Trek Cyclocross Collective) continued the streak that …

The Kingsport Cyclocross Cup, held in Kingsport, Tennessee Sunday finished off the season for the 2013-2014 USA Cycling Professional Cyclocross Calendar (Pro CX). See results and images …

Sanne Cant took a Superprestige night win in Diegem over Eva Lechner and Elle Anderson, on a day that featured no less than four Americans in …

With four back-to-back wins (at Madison for Trek CXC Cup and at Gloucester last weekend), Elle Anderson has been the one to watch in a …

Today at what most consider to be the nation’s most historic cyclocross race, New-England-native-turned-Californian Elle Anderson, now of Cal-Giant, took her third win out of …

Elle Anderson (Cal Giant) used a last lap surge to first drop Helen Wyman (Kona), then Crystal Anthony (CyclocrossWorld) and then finally Gabby Durrin (Rapha …

by Mark Vareschi The first day of fall at Trek Global Headquarters in Waterloo, WI brought red hot racing tactical racing in both the UCI …