It’s already mid-October, but we wanted to circle back to our September race predictions. For the month of September, we only did predictions for the first two rounds of the World Cup. From… read more
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5 Thing to Know from Week 4
It’s hard to believe we’ve been racing cross for a month now. In North America, all eyes were on the Trek CX Cup and round two of the World Cup. The Trek CX… read more
World Cup: Waterloo predictions
The 2019/20 World Cup returns to Waterloo, WI for round number two at the Trek CX Cup. As the name suggests, the race takes place on the land surrounding Trek’s headquarters. The three… read more
5 Thing to Know from Jingle Cross
This past weekend, all eyes were on Jingle Cross for the first round of the World Cup. Jingle Cross offered three days of UCI racing (including the World Cup). Naturally there is plenty to talk… read more
2018 European Power Rankings – Week 8
The European season is in full swing as we approach mid-November. This past Thursday, the DVV Trofee finally got going with Koppenbergcross in Oudenaarde. On Sunday, the European Championships (UEC) took place in the… read more
2018 European Power Rankings – Week 7
It was another busy weekend for European cyclocross. There were ten races in 13 different countries, including a pair of C1 races in Spain and another in the Czech Republic. In addition, Iceland hosted their… read more
2018/19 Telenet Supreprestige: Ruddervoorde Preview/Predictions
Ruddervoorde plays host to the third round of the Superprestige series this Sunday. Located in West Flanders, Ruddervoorde has become a regular stop for the Superprestige series. It was first raced in 1988 and has… read more
2018 European Power Rankings – Week 6
This past weekend saw Mathieu van der Poel dominate the second round of the Superprestige series in Boom and the third round of the World Cup in Bern. It what is quickly becoming the norm… read more
2018 European Power Rankings – Week 5
It was another busy weekend in Europe with six UCI ranked races taking part across the continent. All races were C2 except the Superprestige race in Gieten, which was a C1. The other exception was… read more