Cyclocross

The Belgian cycling federation has been forced to apologise for the ‘offensive behaviour’ of fans towards Mathieu van der Poel at the cyclocross World Championships.

By Alex Ballinger Published 5 February 19

Wout van Aert could go to court with former team Veranda’s Willems-Crelan after he unilaterally terminated his contract.

By Alex Ballinger Published 20 September 18

Images from the National Trophy Cyclo-Cross round hosted by Milton Keynes. Photos by Andy Jones

By Nigel Wynn Published 1 December 14

Tricky conditions at the Cyclocross World Cup caused multiple crashes, with European champion Toon Aerts suffering a broken shoulder when he hit a tree.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 16 January 17

Tom Pidcock says he has set himself the challenging of “pushing himself against the elites,” as he headline the British squad at the European cyclocross championships.

By Alex Ballinger Published 4 November 19

Four podium places in the Cyclocross World Cup as Richards, Brammeier, Pidcock and Tulett all put in strong rides in the mud of Namur, Belgium

By Nigel Wynn Published 18 December 17

Britain’s Ben Tulett overcame the pressure of his title defence to claim a second junior cyclocross title.

By Alex Ballinger Published 4 February 19

Adam Toupalik of the Czeck Republic thought he had won the U23 Cyclocross World Championships title, but his celebrations were a lap too early

By Stuart Clarke Published 1 February 16

Both Pidcock and Van Aert were racing for the first time this cyclocross season

By Jonny Long Published 29 November 20

Perfect for beginners, the Vitus Energie is the cross bike option for those looking to take up the sport for the first time

By Rupert Radley Published 22 January 17

The new series will be without some historic events after race organiser Golazo fails to submit any of its events

By Owen Rogers Published 9 December 19

A Belgian cyclocross coach has committed suicide after one of the riders that he coached tested positive for a banned substance after a race in December.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 23 January 17

12th November 2010 There’s a classy pun hidden in the bike’s name — ‘Croix de Fer’ translates as ‘iron cross’ — and this Reynolds steel beauty is certainly a classy looking bike.

By jclarkson Published 12 November 10

British cyclocross fans will have plenty to cheer for in the Cyclocross World Championships next month, with 18 riders lining up to fight for the rainbow bands.

By Alex Ballinger Published 22 January 20

A number of unique frame designs makes the Canyon Inflite CF SLX one of the most radical cross bikes around

By Paul Norman Published 1 September 17

British cyclocross star Nikki Brammeier has announced her pregnancy and that she will retire from professional racing at 32.

By Alex Ballinger Published 10 June 19

Tom Pidcock will lead a relaunched cyclocross racing team under a new name for the 2019/2020 season.

By Alex Ballinger Published 9 October 19

The latest in a long line of canines to find themselves running amok during a bike race

By Jonny Long Published 15 December 19

The defending women's champion kept her national cyclocross title for another, while Field was able to reclaim the men's having lost it in 2016

By Nigel Wynn Published 8 January 17

Grant Ferguson claims his first elite British cyclocross national title while Helen Wyman takes her 10th

By Nigel Wynn Published 14 January 18

Tom Pidcock may have suffered a rough opening lap in the national cyclocross champions, hitting a pole twice and crashing once, but that didn’t stop him defending his title.

By Alex Ballinger Published 13 January 20

National cyclocross championships are always a great showcase of bike-handling skills in tough conditions.

By Alex Ballinger Published 17 December 19

The Polish national cyclocross championships were marred, or improved, by heavy rainfall the night before the race

By Jonny Long Published 25 January 21

Belgian former cyclocross world champion gave crowds a masterclass in how to bunny-hop and navigate steps without dismounting

By Nigel Wynn Published 11 September 17

15th February 2011 Despite our tester's best efforts, the Gunnar Crosshairs came out alive and showing how some solid, reliable technology can build a bike you'll want to keep.

By jclarkson Published 15 February 11

The Tortour Cyclocross was the World's first multi day cyclocross gravel stage race

By Chris Hovenden Published 24 February 16

Tom Pidcock surprised himself with a storming performance that carried him to second behind Mathieu van der Poel in the Druivencross this weekend.

By Alex Ballinger Published 16 December 19