Dublin World Cup Cyclocross, Snow, Mud, and Great Racing in the Forecast
Overnight snow and rain conditions worsened Sunday's World Cup cyclocross in Dublin, Ireland, with alternating deep mud and icy compact sectors, as Fe...
Category : Cyclo-cross
Steven Hyde Analyzes US Cyclocross Nationals Winners Returning to Hartford
Rewinding the highlight reel back to the first week of January 2017, Stephen Hyde won the first of three consecutive cyclocross national titles in Har...
Juan Art and Pidcock to Face Off in Dublin World Cup Headliner
This weekend, the 9th round of the UCI Cyclocross World Cup will be held in Dublin, with stars such as Wout Van Aert, Tom Pidcock, and Pauline Ferran-...
Protests Targeting Trans Women Expected at USA Cyclocross Championships
The cyclocross world is bracing itself for a repeat of last year's anti-transgender protests at the USA Cycling Cyclocross National Championships in H...
Tom Pidcock to compete in 9 more cyclocross races, but still uncertain about defending world championship
World champion Tom Pidcock will continue his cyclocross season until at least the end of January, with nine more races on his winter calendar.The Engl...
Mathieu van der Pol falls in Superprestige Boom, injuring his knee and shoulder.
Mathieu van der Pol (Alpecin Deceuninck) crashed in the Superprestige Boom on Saturday, injuring his left knee and shoulder.The Dutch rider finished t...
Van der Pol celebrates Hulst's victory by running 7km at a sub-4 minute pace
After starting from the back of the grid to win the UCI Cyclocross World Cup in Hulst on Sunday, Mathieu van der Pol took it for granted as an enduran...
Tom Pidcock struggles with the "weight" and "power" of Van der Pol and Van Art
Tom Pidcock claimed that he will struggle in this winter's cyclocross against his nemesis Mathieu Van Der Pol (Alpecin Deceuninck) and Wout Van Art (J...