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When she was diagnosed with breast cancer in the fall, BrittLee Bowman faced a tough choice about surgery. She talked with NPR about her experience.

After a breakout two weeks in October, 2018, Kim Van de Steene ended her season in December due to fatigue. She now seeks to return to good health.

Helen Wyman announced she is retiring from the sport of cyclocross at the end of the 2018/19 season, More on her long and impressive career.

In August 2023, 13 cycling disciplines will host their World Championships in Glasgow, Scotland over a two-week period. Will cyclocross be one of them?

After a tough season, will Wout van Aert race cyclocross in the 2019/2020 season? Read what Van Aert’s team had to say about his future in the mud and ruts.

The 2020 Dübendorf Cyclocross Worlds will take place at an airport. We take a first look at the course map for the aviation-themed championships.

After reports of fans being disrespectful toward Mathieu van der Poel at the 2019 Bogense Cyclocross Worlds surfaced, Belgian Cycling issued an apology.

Beginning in the 2021-2022 season, all UCI races will have a Junior Women’s race, and all Elite Women’s races will be 50-minutes long. More on the changes.

The Cyclocross World Championships are returning to the U.S. Fayetteville, Arkansas will be hosting the world’s best in 2022. More on today’s announcement.

USA Cycling announced Elite members of the Team USA contingent to the 2019 Cyclocross World Championships. See the full Elite Women and Elite Men rosters.

No less than 17 European nationals are hosting their 2019 Cyclocross Nationals this weekend. We have a run-down of who to watch and for some, how to watch.

Specialized has issued a voluntary recall of all bikes with the Future Shock headset. The Diverge, Roubaix, Ruby and Sirrus are affected.

Former New Balance CEO Rob DeMartini has been named the new CEO of USA Cycling. Learn more about the new USAC CEO in this release.

The EF Education First Pro Cycling WorldTour team announced it will be entering the 2019 Dirty Kanza 200 gravel and Three Peaks Cyclocross races.

Today, USA Cycling announced the 16 riders on the U23 Women, U23 Men and Junior Men’s team for the 2019 Cyclocross World Championships in Denmark.

Last year, cyclocross fans had an extra excuse to watch the Spring Classics, as Wout van Aert (Cibel – Cebon OffRoad Team) raced a number …

Helen Wyman’s Helen100 project is hosting a Junior Women’s race at the 2018 DVV Trofee Azencross. Get more info about the race sponsored by The 5th Floor.

Emerald Expositions announced it has canceled the 2019 Interbike trade show. Learn more about the decision and future of the RenoCross cyclocross race.

Masters and UCI races will be live streamed at the 2018 Pan-American Cyclocross Championships in Midland, Ontario. Learn how to watch November 3 and 4.

Wout van Aert has a new team. The three-time world champion has signed with the Cibel-Cebon Offroad team for the rest of the 2018/19 cyclocross season.

Stephen Hyde, Courtenay McFadden, Jeremy Power, Spencer Petrov and Drew Dillman have missed races due to illness and injury. We wish them a quick recovery.

The Vittoria Northeast Cyclocross Series p/b Clif Bar returns with 4 UCI weekends in 2018. The race schedule includes a big change for racing equality.

Mathieu van der Poel and Wout van Aert recently announced their plans for the 2018 U.S. cyclocross World Cups. Find out if the two phenoms will be racing.

Dani Arman and Kristen Legan launched their own cyclocross/gravel team Tenspeed Hero p/b BitchStix, or for short, BitchnGrit. Learn more about the team.

After 5 years with the Clif Pro Team, Maghalie Rochette has launched a solo cyclocross program called CX Fever. Learn more about her plans to focus on CX.

Rebecca Fahringer joins Kerry Werner on the Kona Maxxis Shimano Cyclocross Team for the 2018/19 season. Learn more about the new name and look for the team.

Marianne Vos is racing a full season of cyclocross in 2018/19. She starts her season in the U.S. at World Cup Waterloo and Jingle Cross.

The UCI has announced the cyclocross teams for the 2018/19 season. We have a look at new homes for Tom Pidcock, Annemarie Worst, Laurens Sweeck and more.

The Amy D. Foundation announced Emily Shields and KK Santos as its 2018/19 Elite riders. The duo will be joined by new manager Mo Bruno Roy.

Vittoria and the Cannondale p/b CyclocrossWorld team have announced a two-year tire sponsorship partnership for cyclocross and gravel.