Wednesday Wonderings: What’s Changed on the UCI Cyclocross Calendar?
After publishing the 2017-2018 UCI Cyclocross Race calendar yesterday and noticing eight U.S. events from last season have dropped off the calendar, we were curious …
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Arley Kemmerer on Her First Win of the Season
We caught up with Arley Kemmerer after her win on Sunday at Nittany (and a third place finish on Saturday). On her win… “I’m really …
Todd Wells on Shifting Focus to Nationals and His Nittany Wins
Last weekend saw a surprise at the start: Todd Wells racing in Pennsylvania for the second time in two months (the first time, he took …
Laura Van Gilder on Winning and the Growing Women’s Field
We caught up with Laura Van Gilder after her win on Saturday at Nittany (and a second place finish on Saturday). On her new team… …
Kemmerer Takes the Win, Wells Doubles Up to Close Out UCI Season Opener at Nittany: Day 2 – Update Gallery and Results
Today, the racing was even faster than the day prior—as noted by the women who saw a five lap race morph into a six lap …
Van Gilder, Wells Take Wins at UCI Season Opener at Nittany: Day 1 – Updated with Galleries and Full Results
In a town over from where he took the short track win at MTB Nationals two months ago, Todd Wells took the first UCI win …
In The Saddle With Gabby Day, UK-Based Cyclocrosser
The Euro Invasion has hit the East Coast, and UK-based cyclocrosser Gabby Day has been staying with me in the days leading up to Nittany. This 26-year-old racer has never been to the US, and while maybe the Philadelphia airport wasn’t the best introduction to the country, I’ve been trying to show her some of the nicer parts. Granted, it’s been raining every day, which is going to mean a very muddy start to her US cyclocross season, but she’s taking in stride. With her first US race only a few days away, I wanted to ask her a few questions about her first impressions of the US and how it feels being a woman in the sport.
The Mid-Atlantic Cyclocross Series Roars into T’town for opener
Philadelphia, PA — Nittany Cross, the first two of 14 races in Mid-Atlantic Cyclocross Series, serves as the closest thing to opening day regional ’crossers have to mark the start of a season that for many goes into the new year. On September 10 and 11, local and international competitors from beginner to elite (professional) categories will descend upon the Valley Preferred Cycling Center’s Trexlertown grounds to participate in the frenzied, furiously fun sport of cyclocross.
2011 Mid-Atlantic Cyclocross Series Registration Open
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania — Hup, hup and away! Shortly after the board and promoters of the Mid-Atlantic Cyclocross Series (The MAC) announced the 2011 schedule, over 1,100 entrants registered for the first two events. With only 30 days until the opening race and some categories close to capacity, the series is poised for great success.
UK Racers Helen Wyman And Ian Field To Start ’Cross Season In The USA
UK riders Helen Wyman (Kona Factory Racing) and Ian Field (Hargroves Cycles) will start their 2011/12 cyclo-cross season in the USA. Starting in Breinigsville for the Nittany Lions ’Cross, the pair will take part in eight events on the east side of America. Other key events will include Charm City, which is a double weekend of racing, the Nor’easter Cross and Ellison Park in Rochester. The trip will conclude with the Gloucester GP races in near Boston.
Big Makeover For MAC’s 2010 Cyclocross Schedule – UPDATED
It’s that time of year when cyclocross series start announcing their autumn programs. And, as usual, the well-organized MAC Cyclocross on America’s eastern seaboard is …