Posts tagged Wout Van Aert

Cyclocross is heating up in Europe, with the World Cup about to begin, a rivalry about to renew, and North Americans lining up.

Van der Poel and Van Aert tussled for the gold at the Tour de Flanders. Who came out on top and by how much? Find out more here.

Cyclocross Worlds medalists added Road Worlds medals today in the men’s race at the 2020 UCI Road World Championships.

Cyclocrossers continue to make waves in the road world. Wout wows yet again at TT Worlds, Tom Pidcock Jumps to WorldTour Team.

Our cyclocross champs are grabbing headlines and gravel glory. Watch Marianne Vos, Coryn Rivera, Gianni Vermeersch and Wout van Aert battle for podiums.

While Wout van Aert was dropping defending Tour de France champ Bernal on the Columbier, two Dutch cyclocross legends and a Belgian champ took road victories.

Wout van Aert had another go at a sprint finish on Stage 7 of the Tour de France. Could he make it two wins in three days? See the final sprint.

Wout van Aert had a hall pass from domestique duty and used it to battle the world’s best sprinters in Stage 5 of the Tour de France. See the highlights.

This week’s Rumors & Rumblings: Marianne Vos’ bittersweet silver, a big update on Ethias Cross, and a check-up on Cyclocross Worlds medalist at Le Tour.

Wout van Aert continued 2020 victory lap, defending his Belgian Time Trial Championship today and winning by 30-seconds. Check out his average speed!

Our cyclocross stars keep dominating the one-day classics. This year, it’s Wout van Aert. Witness his mastery of the Milan San Remo monument.

Cyclocross champ Wout van Aert sprinted to his second podium in a row at the Milano Torino 2020 classic, beating some of the biggest names in road racing.

How did Wout van Aert and Annemiek van Vleuten snag wins at this year’s Strada Bianche? Watch the race highlights to find out.

Wout van Aert led no fewer than seven cyclocross worlds medalists on Italy’s white gravel roads at Strade Bianche as the WorldTour restarted.

The UCI made a drastic decision today to merge the 2020 WorldTour with the Cyclocross World Cup in attempt to save the 2020 road season.

The novel Coronavirus keeps claiming victims. This Saturday’s Strade Bianche, the white gravel road classic, has been canceled due to COVID-19.

Storm Ciara’s winds canceled today’s Superprestige Merksplas, but couldn’t stop Wout van Aert from riding to and from the venue. The riders react to the news.

Van Aert Is Back on Top, Worst and Alvarado deliver another thriller. 2020 DVV Verzekeringen Trofee Krawatencross Report, Results.

Watch: Wire-to-Wire MvdP dominance, a silver by U23 Pidcock, Van Aert’s comeback and more. Elite Men’s race highlight video from the 2020 Cyclocross World Championships.

Wout van Aert continued his cyclocross comeback tour at the 2020 Kasteelcross Zonnebeke on Saturday. See full results for the C2 race.

Belgium announced its Elite Women and Elite Men’s rosters for the 2020 Cyclocross World Championships in Dübendorf, Switzerland.

Wout van Aert released his planned cyclocross schedule for January and February of 2020 that includes four races and a possible Worlds bid.

Wout van Aert had a new Bianchi Zolder Pro bike for his cyclocross comeback at the 2019 Azencross Loenhout. We take a closer look at his celeste bike.

Mathieu van der Poel crashed in Lap 1, but he roared back to win at the 2019 Azencross in Loenhout. Wout van Aert returned to ‘cross after his TdF crash.

Wout van Aert has received the green light from his doctor to return to cyclocross at the 2019 Azencross Loenhout this Friday.

Four months removed from an injury at the Tour de France, Wout van Aert announced his intentions to return to cyclocross at the 2019 Azencross Loenhout.

20 years after its debut, the green Michelin Mud cyclocross clincher is back. Was it worth the wait? We put it to the test.

A young Wout van Aert and Mathieu van der Poel had a memorable battle at the 2014 Flandriencross in Hamme. Re-watch the entire race for Throwback Thursday.

After his 2019 Tour de France injury, Wout van Aert has faced an extended period of rehab and is hoping to return to training in September.

Wout van Aert had to abandon the 2019 Tour de France after a Stage 13 TT crash. He spoke about his injury and the coming cyclocross season in an interview.