What’s Happening to the USGP Races? Part II: Deschutes Brewery Cup
You may have read the first installment of our “What’s Happening to the USGP Races?” Series last week, and as promised, we’re running the interviews …
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USA Cycling Responds: Cyclocross Support and Independent Sanctioning Bodies
Yesterday the Cyclocross Magazine website featured a report, “USA Cycling Pressures OBRA, Independent Organizations and Events,” that generated quite a bit of attention and feedback. …
USA Cycling Pressures OBRA, Independent Organizations and Events
UPDATE: USA Cycling’s response to this report appears in a separate post: USA Cycling Responds: Cyclocross Support and Independent Sanctioning Bodies. We hope that our …
OBRA State Championships: Tuckerman and Babcock Duel; Butler Cruises to Victory
by Jon Muyskens EUGENE, OREGON — Despite reports predicting a grim suffer-fest of rain, wind and certain misery, almost 350 dedicated competitors descended on Camp …
Butler Rolls in Oregon State Championship Women’s Race
CXM contributor and Elite racer Laura Winberry reports on the women’s race from the Oregon State Championship held in the capital city of Salem. Winberry …
Blind Date at the Dairy Series Brings Portland Midweek Cyclocross Romance
I’ve always been a fan of midweek racing – events are inexpensive, it’s an easy way to get an extra hard day of riding in, …
Oregon High School and Junior Cyclocross Series Launch this Weekend
We at Cyclocross Magazine couldn’t be happier to see a well-organized series coming together specifically targeting participation among Juniors and high schoolers. If only we’d …
Oregon Cyclocross Season Dusts Itself Off at Kruger’s – UPDATED: Photo Galleries
by Josh Liberles This year’s Kruger’s Kermesse Farm Crit, held on Sauvie Island in Portland, Oregon, was not quite a cyclocross race, since there were …
Oregon to Get Two Junior Series for 2010
How can you tell if ’cross is here to stay? Look at how the Junior fields are treated. With that in mind, we here at …