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Monthly Archives: January 2013
2013 Cyclocross World Championships Preview – Elite Women
Despite having the smallest field of the weekend, the Elite Women’s race is a who’s-who of cross. The cost of traveling to and from Europe has caused issues for several nations, who decided not to send the maximum riders allowed, or none at all. It should come as no surprise that the United States and … Continue reading
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Tagged Cyclocross, elite women, helen wymann, katerina nash, katie compton, louisville 2013, marianne vos, sanne cant, world championships
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2013 Cyclocross World Championships Preview – U23 Men
The Under 23 Men’s race will take place Saturday afternoon and should be a great race to watch. The U23 riders are literally on the doorstep of racing with the Elite Men and the World Championship race will bring the best of the best to Louisville. With the absence of two-time defending champion Lars van … Continue reading
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Tagged Cyclocross, julien alaphilippe, louisville 2013, mike teunissen, u23, wieste bosmans, world championships, wout van aert, zach mcdonald
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2013 Cyclocross World Championships Preview – Junior Men
33 juniors from 11 nations will toe the start line in Louisville, Kentucky on Saturday. These 17 and 18 year old riders often go on to great things as they move into the U23 ranks and then to the Elite Men. The list of past World Champions is impressive: Bart Aernouts, Martin Bina, Lars Boom, … Continue reading
Kings CX – Who the Hell is that Guy?
Kings CX will mark the first time that many European riders will race in the United States. Here’s a quick guide to who these European guy’s are and why you should get to know them. For more info, be sure to check out our predictions where we discuss Radomir Simunek, Niels Albert and Julien Tamaracz. … Continue reading
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Tagged alexander revell, jeremy powers, jonathan page, kings cx, rankings, vojtech nipl, wietse bosmans
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Cross Predictions – Week 20
It’s a rare occasion when a race in the US gets more hype and more coverage than in Europe. For the second time ever, the reigning World Champion will race stateside in a race that has, perhaps, the strongest field ever assembled in the US. I’m sure CrossVegas will dispute that claim, but the fact … Continue reading
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Tagged Aitor Hernandez, Cyclocross, francis mourey, Julien Tamaracz, kings cx, marco fontana, niels albert, radomir simunek
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