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Day 2 of the Rapha Super Cross in Nobeyama brought more mud, a repeat women’s winner and an Australian men’s winner. Photographer Jeff Curtes captured the action and ambiance of Day 2 in today’s gallery.

Photographer Jeff Curtes made the trip to the Rapha Nobeyama Super Cross, racing the Masters race and documenting the unique UCI cyclocross weekend in Japan. See his Day 1 photo gallery here.

Results from Day 2 (Sunday) of the 2016 Rapha Super Cross Nobeyama. Full race reports and photos coming soon.

Results from Day 1 (Saturday) of the 2016 Rapha Super Cross Nobeyama. Full race reports and photos coming soon.

The 2015 Rapha Super Cross Cup in Nobeyama Japan is a wrap. Lisa Jacobs won both days of the weekend in Japan’s Alps, with Japan’s …

Japan’s Rapha Super Cross in Japan drew racers from all over Japan and even a few overseas. On Day 2, after a disappointing 31st place …

Gray skies and a slick track were the order of the day for the second round of the Rapha Super Cross, taking place at Shibden …

The first round of the Rapha Super Cross Series took place on Saturday, October 17 at Shibden Hall Estate, West Yorkshire. The event featured: large …

If you missed out on being at the Rapha Super Cross at Gloucester race this weekend, and couldn’t find the time to watch the live …

written by Cynthia Brennan Caroline Mani Wins Women’s Elite Race with Broken Wrist Spectators were treated to exciting racing throughout this second day of Rapha …

Wyman takes another win, Miller and Anthony Crash Out Forget the muddy or cold Gloucester cyclocross of years past. For the last two years, Gloucester …

In Issue 26, we laid out our top destination races to go to as both a spectator and participant. This weekend begins the Holy Week …

Hopefully, like us, you’ve been thinking about cyclocross since March. For those of you who have only have cyclocross on the mind once September rolls …

With only a month before cyclocross season gets underway, many pro athletes and weekend warriors alike are beginning to pencil in their schedules. Yesterday, we …