Posts tagged katie compton

The 2016 ClifBar CrossVegas World Cup women’s race came down to the wire, with a Dutch cyclocross star battling two living legends for the 2016 …

Read our 2016 Full 2016 CrossVegas World Cup Elite Women’s race report here, and check back for video interviews, photo galleries and more! In a …

Jeff Curtes sent us a stunning gallery of varied images from each day of racing at the 2016 Trek CXC Cup. See day 2’s gallery here.

Zachary Schuster is quickly becoming a regular CXM contributor. Schuster, a graduate student and key volunteer at the 2016 Trek CXC Cup, recently brought you …

Sunday’s UCI C1 racing at the 2016 Trek CXC Cup women’s race was a dramatic, mechanical-plagued affair. Saturday’s winner Katie Compton (KFC Racing p/b Trek/Panache) …

The first day of racing at the 2016 Trek CXC Cup was a showcase for cyclocross powerhouse continents, with American women swarming the front of the women’s race, and European men hoarding the first seven spots in the men’s race.

At the 2016 Trek CXC Cup UCI cyclocross weekend’s first day of racing held at the Trek factory campus, Trek-sponsored Katie Compton was dominant in her …

The 2016 Trek CXC Cup, held the weekend before the CrossVegas and Jingle Cross World Cups, will attract some of the top cyclocross racers from …

It was 2007, and Katie Compton had already won three World Cup races and her third national championship title. But the 2007 Cyclocross World Championships was her first appearance in the Elite Women’s race for the rainbow jersey.

Update: Winners announced, congrats to Grand Prize winner M. Barker, First Place winner R. Spratlen, and Second Place winner T. Gebbia! Pactimo will be contacting …

This edition of Rumors & Rumblings shows that we’re more similar to the pros we cheer for than we may realize.

Movers and shakers in the Elite ranks as we bring you another edition of Rumors & Rumblings.

In connection with Sven Nys’ move to Telenet-Fidea, we’ve been told that the team’s full roster, all 22 riders, will be aboard Trek beginning with the 2016 road season.

Cyclocross Magazine’s Christine Vardaros caught up with Katie Compton after her Friday pre-ride to see how the 2016 Cyclocross World Championship course in Zolder is …

We have the benefit of having seen most of the international field race Zolder last month as part of the World Cup, While that race was a mostly dry affair and this weekend looks to be a wet one, last month’s fifth round of the World Cup can give some insight into what we might see this weekend at Worlds.

Continuing our look at some of what we thought were the more memorable moments from the 2016 Cyclocross National Championships and the people and events struck us as having an impact on the event, today we’re looking at the Women’s and Mens’ Elite races.

In our ever-growing collection of 2016 Nationals bikes, we take a look at the bike that took Compton to her 12th title in as many years, similar to the bike she rode last year in Austin. A close inspection reveals a few changes from last year.

Back in 2005, Katie Compton wasn’t the cyclocross household name she is now. After all, she had only won a single National Championship the prior year in Portland, Oregon and was looking to repeat the feat in 2005 in Providence Rhode Island.

Katie Compton (Trek Cyclocross Collective) makes it 12 National Championship titles in a row after a battle with Georgia Gould (LUNA Pro Team) that the rest of the field fighting for the podium’s remaining three spots.

With the excitement of Saturday’s Junior events still fresh, it’s it’s time to take a look at what we might expect in the main events from the 2016 USA Cycling Cyclocross National Championships.

Thinking about the great racing to come this week has us thinking about the gear that folks will be riding on their way to the title. In Austin we saw some interesting bikes and some tried and trued set-ups that propelled their pilots to the podium’s top step.

Warm, sunny conditions greeted the Elite Women on the start at Zolder this morning, which saw Ellen Van Loy determined to try to see the head of the race, while Sanne Cant who had a fairly slow start, took on Katie Compton for the podium’s top two steps.

We hope you’re not at work, siting at a desk and staring at a computer today. But if you are, take a long lunch and watch the 2012 edition of Scheldecross for Throwback Thursday.

Enjoy these images from Bart Hazen of the American riders in the Elite Women’s and Elite Men’s races at last weekend’s Namur World cup. The American Elite Women’s contingent was led by Katie Compton while in the Elite Men’s field, Stephen Hyde was the best American rider.

In case you missed it, Jingle Cross has thrown its hat into the ring to host a 2016 UCI World Cup event, looking to depart …

By David Mable In mud that seemed to get deeper with every lap—wheels and feet churning it into thick peanut butter—Katerina Nash (Luna Pro Team) …

by David Mable Day 2 of Jingle Cross, the potential future 2016 UCI Cyclocross World Cup, proved to be an action-packed nail-biter in the men’s …

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.

KOKSIJDE, Belgium–Newly crowned European cyclocross champion Sanne Cant (Enertherm-BKCP) claimed the victory at the third round of the 2015 World Cup series in Koksijde moving …