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Maghalie Rochette talks about living and racing in Europe and getting ready for her electrifying start to the 2019/20 cyclocross season.

Cassie Hickey of Colorado is getting ready for her first year of Junior 17-18 cyclocross racing. We got to know her better at Montana Cross Camp.

SoCal’s Olivia Lawson got her first bike when she was born, and now she is a cyclocrosser who attended the 2019 Montana Cross Camp. We got to know her.

Grace Mattern developed a passion for cyclocross at a young age, and she continued her development at the 2019 Montana Cross Camp. We chatted with her.

Callah Robinson of Washington joined some old friends and made some new ones at the 2019 Montana Cross Camp. We chatted with the young ‘cross racer.

Alex Grant has had bad luck at the Crusher in the Tushar gravel race, but in 2019, he had a dream ride. We spoke with him about the win he chased for years.

Evelyn Dong knows Utah well, but 2019 marked her first Crusher in the Tushar. We chatted with her about the win on a borrowed bike in her first gravel race.

Abigail Yates of Texas moved to the U.S. when she was 7 and started racing cyclocross soon after. We chatted with her at the 2019 Montana Cross Camp.

Hailing from Oklahoma, Aubrey Drummond has stars in her family and ones watches on tv who inspire her. We chatted with Drummond at Montana Cross Camp.

Lance “LancyPants” Haidet started June with a top 20 at the DK200 and finished with a U23 Road Nats title. We chatted with him about his successful month.

Olivia Dillon was leading the 2019 Dirty Kanza 200 before a devastating flat ended her run at the win. She still came away with a positive experience.

Chris McGovern answers our questions about the value of cyclocross-specific coaching and what you should be doing mid-summer to get ready for ‘cross season.

All it took was an email and Jay Petervary was back at the start line of the 2019 350-mile DKXL. We spoke with him about his win and the event.

Lael Wilcox won the 350-mile 2019 DKXL gravel race and got some good training for the Tour Divide Grand Depart. We asked her about the DKXL experience.

Colin Strickland attacked solo from 100 miles out and held his gap to win the 2019 Men’s Dirty Kanza 200. Hear what he had to say about the impressive win.

Amity Rockwell was the most consistent rider at the 2019 Women’s Dirty Kanza 200, slowly moving up before taking the win. We spoke with her after the race.

Heavy is the waist that wears the buckle. So it goes for defending Dirty Kanza champ Ted King. We talked to the 2-time winner about his 2019 title defense.

We asked Alison Tetrick, Amanda Nauman, Josh Berry, Corey Godfrey and Kae Takeshita about their tips and tricks for staying fueled at gravel events.

Anthony Clark (🦑) has been racing gravel for years now. He shares why he loves gravel grinding and looks back at his 2018/19 cyclocross season.

When her teammate got injured, DNA Cycling’s Hanna Muegge stepped in to race the 2019 Belgian Waffle Ride. We spoke with her about the experience.

The DuPage Sports Commission is hosting the 2020 U.S. Cyclocross Nationals at Chicagoland’s Cantigny Park. We got the story behind the group and the event.

With an eye toward cyclocross season, Curtis White has added some gravel to his offseason travel this spring. We asked him what he thinks of the scene.

Trek-Segafredo’s Peter Stetina returned to his roots by winning the 2019 Belgian Waffle Ride spring classic. We spoke with him about his victory.

Sarah Sturm won the Women’s race against a stacked field at the 2019 Belgian Waffle Ride. We spoke with her about her SoCal spring classic victory.

After 11 years of sponsoring a cyclocross team, Van Dessel Cycles is stepping away from the sport in 2019. We spoke with Edwin Bull about the decision.

We head behind the barriers with Jeremy Powers one last time and chat with him about his decision to retire from cyclocross and what’s next for him.

Courtenay McFadden did her first gravel race at the 2019 Cascadia Super Gravel. We chatted with her about the experience that left her sore but satisfied.

Gravel Worlds in Lincoln, Nebraska enters year 10 in 2019. We talked with race co-director Corey Godfrey about what it takes to be successful for so long.

Jake Wells is always up for a challenge, and in March, it was the Land Run 100 50k run, 100-mile ride over 2 days. He talks about the double victory.

With some peer pressure from teammate Amanda Nauman, Drew Dillman is ready for the 2019 Dirty Kanza 200. We chatted with him about racing gravel.