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Tag Archives: Belgium
2013 Nationals Predictions – US & Belgium
Often considered the pre-World Championships, especially after last year when Belgium swept to top seven spots at World’s, the Belgian National Championships return to Mol. The course is a challenging one and because it is wrapped around a lake, it features plenty of sand. Niels Albert comes in has the heavy favorite, while defending champion … Continue reading
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Tagged Belgium, Cyclocross, jeremy powers, jonathan page, kevin pauwels, madison, mol, niels albert, ryan trebon, sven nys, us, wisconsin
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2012 US Cross Camp Preview – Juniors
Imagine being 16 or 17 year-old cross racer and being invited to race in Belgium over your Christmas vacation. It’s an opportunity almost any cyclist would cherish and for nine juniors, that exactly what they’ll be doing this winter. It is often said that the juniors are the future of the sport. If that’s the … Continue reading
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Tagged 2013, Belgium, curtis white, Cyclocross, euro cross camp, juniors, logan owen, louisville, worlds
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Sven Nys and the Changing of the Guard
We keep coming back to Adam Myerson’s comment that Sven Nys’s controversial sprint against Kevin Pauwels at Saturday’s World Cup race in Koksijde was “the desperate maneuver of a dying king faced with the reality of his successor.” It seems that every year, there will be a flurry of commentary suggesting that the end of … Continue reading
Cyclocross Weekend Preview 9/30
North America NEPCX – Gran Prix of Gloucester (C1/C2) The cross collective will focus all of their attention towards Gloucester, MA for two days of UCI racing in the heart of New England. As usual, the “New England World Championships†will host one of the strongest fields in the country. The European invasion continues with … Continue reading
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Tagged Belgium, Cyclocross, gloucester, jeremy powers, nepcx, sven nys, tim johnson
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Discuss: Can Gilbert Win Worlds?
As leader of the 9-rider Belgian National Team, can Philippe Gilbert overcome a sprinter’s parcours to win Sunday’s World Championship Road Race? Discuss.