Category: Cyclocross

  • Hecht Ready to Go for the Gold at #CXNATS

    Submitted by Kim Welk on December 10th, 2018

    “Every race there are learning opportunities. I always try to reflect after the races and think about what I could have done better, what I could have done differently, what I did that was good. I try to duplicate what was good and fix what was bad. I’m always talking to the guys, like StephenRead More

    • Shimano CX Series 2018

      Submitted by 303cycling on October 11th, 2018

      CX season is in full force. Check out mid season WOL Shimano CX Series standings here. The competition is tough. Read more

      • Life Time Fitness Acquires Dirty Kanza

        Submitted by 303cycling on September 27th, 2018

        Owner of the Dirty Kanza  gravel race announced that the event has been purchased by Life Time, the fitness chain that also owns the Leadville 100 mountain bike race and the Chequamegon Fat Tire Festival. Read more

        • Training for Cyclocross

          Submitted by Kim Welk on September 18th, 2018

          Cyclocross, once considered the red headed stepchild of bike racing, has gained vast popularity in the US. It requires some varied talents and it favors hard men/women. There are two key areas that cyclists should focus their attention on to make building fitness for a successful cyclocross season go a little smoother. The first areaRead More

          • Back for 2018, The Chesaux Cup

            Submitted by 303cycling on September 5th, 2018

            For Cyclocross race fan Loni Sue Jenkins, the series of events that make up the Chesaux Cup will never be just another a race series. The Shimano Cycle X Series, the Chesaux Cup is a living, breathing, rolling memorial to a man who lived and breathed the sport. Read more

            • The DK100 – 2018

              Submitted by 303cycling on June 20th, 2018

              How do we get into these things?  What were we thinking? This time it was late fall 2017.  A friend that had fallen in love with cyclocross season started to look into gravel riding and decided we needed to do this too.  I borrowed a bike from her and we went for a ride. It was fun, it was different. Let’s give it a try. The Dirty Kanza Events are lottery driven and no guaranteed entries.  We put together teams so that we could all go or not go and not leave anyone behind. We registered when the lottery opened and waited for lottery day in January. Read more

              • Boulder’s EVOL U23 ‘Cross racers got to Worlds!

                Submitted by 303cycling on February 13th, 2018

                UPDATE: CycleCross (CX) World Championships were held in Valkenburg, Netherlands earlier this month. The US team was made up 9 athletes, all of whom live or train in Colorado. Those are: U23 Men/Women – Eric Brunner (EVOL), Maxx Chance (EVOL), Denzel Stephenson (EVOL), Gage Hecht, Grant Ellwood, Laurel Rathburn, Katie Clouse, as well as KatieRead More

                • Colorado turns out strong at Cyclocross Worlds in Holland

                  Submitted by 303cycling on February 12th, 2018

                  Colorado had a tremendous showing at Cyclo-cross Worlds in Holland last week. Taking top honors was, as usual, Katie Compton, who had a tough battle with the eventual winner Sanne Cant. Katie brought home a silver medal, which was the top performance by an American, only 12 seconds behind Cant. Read more

                  • Compton confident with 14th ‘cross title on the line

                    Submitted by 303cycling on January 12th, 2018

                    Compton has faced and defeated a long list of strong Americans at the national championships. She’s confident that 2018 will bring another victory.
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                    • Feedback Sports sponsors masters cyclocross world championships

                      Submitted by 303cycling on November 27th, 2017

                      GOLDEN, Colo. (BRAIN) — Feedback Sports is returning to Mol, Belgium, for the 2017 UCI Masters CX World Championships Dec. 1-2.
                      After testing the waters last year, Feedback co-founders, Doug and Lisa Hudson are heading back to race again. This time they are bringing two additional employees: Katie Macarelli (marketing manager) and Will Allen (product engineering) to race as well. They will also be providing the official warm-up tent on the beach of Zilvermeer for all riders to use. Read more