Tricky conditions caused chaos at the penultimate round of the Cyclocross World Cup in Fiuggi, Italy.
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Chinese X-Lab vies for global domination as it equips XDS Astana with bikes for the WorldTourA new partnership sees Astana aboard new bikes with increased funding for 2025
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Tech of the week: Van Rysel releases an aero bike (quelle surprise!) plus a superlight carbon crankset from FSA, a long top tube bag from Tailfin and tyre liners from ZefalThe RCR-F aero bike will be ridden by the Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale team in 2025, but will it create headlines like the RCR?
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Pro cyclo-cross rider disqualified and fined after stomping on opponent's bikeEli Iserbyt apologised for 'rage of anger' at event in Beringen
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‘I only live 10km away’ - Cameron Mason on the pressure of a home British Cyclo-cross ChampionshipsScotsman says he will look to try and ‘take the race on’ at Callendar Park in Falkirk
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Tom Pidcock to race just 10 cyclo-cross events this seasonFormer world champion confirmed as skipping World Championships in February
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The six cyclo-cross races where Wout van Aert will face Mathieu van der Poel this yearThe great Dutch and Belgian rivals will clash first on 22 December
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Opinion: Are ‘the big three’ of Van Aert, Van der Poel and Pidcock good for cyclo-cross?They have been world champions for the last decade, but are yet to race yet this season. What's going on?
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European Cyclo-cross Championships rescheduled due to stormy weatherLocal authority in western France stops Saturday's planned races from happening; races rescheduled to Sunday
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Five riders to watch in UCI Cyclo-cross World Cup opener in Waterloo, USA this weekendHere's who we think will boss the cross in Waterloo on Sunday
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Watch: Cyclo-cross rider snaps dislocated finger back into place mid-raceMichael van den Ham said his finger was at "the grossest 45-degree angle"
