Cyclocross

Braam Merlier and Ffion James takes the elite men's and women's round victories in a very wintry Peel Park - Ian Field takes overall men's win as women's competition to be decided in final round - Photos by Andy Jones

By Nigel Wynn Published 12 December 17

Spanish brothers Gorka and Ion Izagirre both came down in a nasty crash during the Ormaiztegi cyclocross race.

By Alex Ballinger Published 7 January 19

The 17-year-old junior world champion Tom Pidcock will ride with Sven Nys' Belgian squad from October

By Richard Windsor Published 1 June 17

Nikki Harris, Helen Wyman, Ian Field and Gabby Durrin give their verdict on Milton Keynes' World Cup Cyclo-Cross races

By Cycling Weekly Published 30 November 14

The Dutchman took the first step towards defending his rainbow bands next year

By Jonny Long Published 3 November 19

While Van der Poel is subdued by the lack of fanfare that met his third rainbow jersey in a row, things like preparing for the Tour de France with a mountain bike training camp will keep him hungry

By Jonny Long Published 1 February 21

The Boardman CXR 9.4 brings heaps of versatility and off-road capability as well as plenty of prowess on the racing circuit

By Paul Norman Published 1 September 17

The Belgian says he's disappointed that he couldn't recover from the puncture that allowed Van der Poel to catch and pass him

By Jonny Long Published 31 January 21

The Lake MX331 CX shoes are purpose designed for the rigours of cyclo-cross. We take them for a dirty ride and see how they perform.

By Cycling Weekly Published 20 December 14

The UCI has announced a major overhaul of the track cycling calendar, which will see trade teams barred from riding World Cup events.

By Alex Ballinger Published 21 June 19

The founder of the iconic Three Peaks Cyclocross event, John Rawnsley, has died.

By Alex Ballinger Published 3 January 20

The Cannondale SuperX has proven its mettle on the race circuit countless times – we take a closer look at what makes the bike so special

By Paul Norman Published 1 September 17

Just how do you hold down a full-time job and compete at the highest level? Stephen Shrubsall meets the ordinary people who’ve dared to dream big

By Henry Robertshaw Published 9 September 16

A Belgian cyclocross coach has apologised for calling a former national champion as a "hobby cyclocrosser" who didn't deserve national federation funding.

By Henry Robertshaw Published 18 January 17

On-board footage captures some great cross skills in the under-six boys and girls race from the Ulster Cyclocross series

By Richard Windsor Published 16 October 14

By Stuart Clarke Published 3 August 15

12th November 2010 "You’re probably thinking, what on earth are we doing pitching the humble Kona Jake up against a couple of bikes that sell for hundreds of pounds more?"

By jclarkson Published 12 November 10

The baton was officially passed in the 2020 women’s British Cyclocross Championships, as Hattie Harnden took victory during her debut in the elite race.

By Alex Ballinger Published 13 January 20

A chance to get up close and personal with the top riders

By Paul Norman Published 13 November 18

Newly-crowned cyclocross world champion Mathieu van der Poel said ‘no one can say the title was stolen’ as he dominated the elite men’s field in Denmark.

By Alex Ballinger Published 4 February 19

11th November 2010 "KHS can build its bikes cheaply because it doesn’t use dealers, meaning if you want one you just fill out the online form, cutting out the middle man."

By jclarkson Published 11 November 10

Belgian cycling federation and UCI respond to the discovery of an electric motor hidden in under-23 rider Femke Van den Driessche's bike

By Gregor Brown Published 31 January 16

British cyclocross star Helen Wyman has announced her retirement after a 15-year career.

By Alex Ballinger Published 18 February 19

Annual race in the Yorkshire Dales sees hundreds of riders tackle a gruelling route

By Nigel Wynn Published 25 September 17

Three-time world champion set for cyclocross return in December

By Richard Windsor Published 8 November 19