Posts tagged sophie de boer

by Chance Noble On an uncharacteristically cool Vegas evening, a relatively small field of 38 women lined up to bring the heat to Desert Breeze …

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 …

Cyclocross Magazine’s Christine Vardaros spoke with Sophie de Boer of The Netherlands after the midweek 2016 Parkcross Maledgem race where she finished second.

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.

Challenging conditions on the technical course saw riders running through the initial turns as they slipped and slid around, elbow-to-elbow. With the tight pack and no clear lines, that forced some riders into the pits as they passed it for the first time shortly after the start.

ANTWERP, Belgium—Not discouraged by a slow start, Sanne Cant (Enertherm-BKCP) picked her way through the field at the fifth BPost Bank Trofee race of the …

Two European women, two completely different trajectories. Sophie de Boer and Caroline Mani were separately riding the course and dialing in their equipment the day …

The Favorites: Marianne Vos The resume of the Dutch National Champion hardly needs to be expanded upon, but there is no connection greater to ’cross …

Yesterday, the New Year rang off with some familiar winners, with Katerina Nash and Wout van Aert both pegging victories at the GP Sven Nys, …

Nash Continues to Challenge the World Champion, De Boer Maintains Lead In the muddy fields of Azencross, Katerina Nash (Luna Pro) took a great win …

ESSEN, Belgium – Sophie De Boer (Kalas-NNOF Cycling Team) secured a third win in the 2014 Bpost Bank Trofee series, taking the top podium spot in Essen …

The phrase “yet another win” doesn’t do Sanne Cant’s result enough justice. The 24-year-old has not only established herself as the rider to beat this year, …

Cant Keeps Winning, De Boer Holds Best Time in Overall BPost Series Only a day after an epic battle against Katie Compton at the World …

The World Cup at Koksijde is well-known as a draining race, forcing riders to slog around at 50-60 rpm in many of the sand dunes …

Dutch cyclocrosser Sophie de Boer (Kalas NNOF), teammate of American Elle Anderson, survived the tough climbs and tricky descents to take a solo victory over …

(Valkenburg, NED) – Ellen Van Loy had a great start in the first World Cup of the season, with Lucie Chainel following behind. Sanne Cant …

Yesterday, the World Cup at Valkenburg had plenty of drama, with Katie Compton pulling off a last lap comeback in the Women’s Elite Race over …

  De Boer Avoids Crashes and Mechanicals, Takes First As we reported yesterday, at Sunday’s race at Ronse, American Elle Anderson had a great start, …

PLZEN, CZECH REPUBLIC – On a chilly, muddy course Katie Compton (Trek) overcame early difficulties to claw her way back to a lead group containing Helen Wyman (Kona), …

Sanne van Paassen (Brainwash) won the women’s cyclocross classic in Gavere on Sunday, and marked her win by giving voice to discontent felt by the women’s peloton.

SAINT WENDEL, Germany – America’s best chance to win its first-ever Elite Cyclocross World Championship rested on the shoulders of US National Champion Katie Compton. …

Dutch Women’s Nationals by Christine Vardaros If Daphny van den Brand wins the Dutch Championships this Saturday in St. Michielsgestel, it will be her 12th …

by Dan Seaton During any other season, Sven Nys’ dominant ride at the 2010 Jaarmarktcross in Niel might have stood out, but the muddy, miserable …

With only two weeks to go until the World Championships, things are starting to heat up on the team selection front. The Belgians and Dutch …