Big changes in store for 2008
Big changes in store for 2008
Big changes in store for 2008
CX...SoCal style!
Health Net inks deal with O'Bee
Cyclocross Nationals 35 39
My Honeymoon in Esmeraldas, Ecuador
Mike B. climbs San Juan Trail
Saul Raisin 2007 Tour of California Prologue
Alberto Contador greets fans at Tour of Mo stage 1
Lance-2007 LiveStrong Challenge, Dripping Springs, TX
Fremont Peak on a Chilly Morning
On our way to the Col Du Tourmalet
OKHT 30th edition
Julie Sroka/Bear Naked Cannondale at the KC Cyclocross (Ice) Nationals
Dacia last push up Ventoux
Team Paisano TTT Champs 2006 Ike Park
KISSCROSS - Ridgepoint Church, Holland, Michigan
Snow Much Fun
Ivan Dominguez - Stage 6 Tour of Missouri
Team Cycle Depot 2007 Central New Hampshire Road Race
Trebon taming the Green Monster in KY
Hand Cycle Race at the Wichita Cyclefest Scare Crow Crit
On the way home from Junior Track Natz somewhere in Colorado off the 70, I guess the kids kicked up some dust
Toto Cyclocross Race
Snow in Ohio???
dan dead serious at the 13 hrs of santos
Matt the MT Biker
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Italy’s Olympic committee has handed down a life-time ban to Carlo Santuccione, the doctor at the center of the “Oil for Drugs” investigation that has involved several high-profile athletes, including Giro d’Italia winner Danilo Di Luca. A disciplinary panel of Italian Olympic Committee (CONI) on Monday ruled that Santuccione could no longer associate himself with athletes, sporting events or organizations for the remainder of his career because of his involvement in the distribution of performance-enhancing substances. Santuccione had already served a five-year suspension from cycling,
Suffering through an LT Test
Go, man, go! Young fans at Le Grand Depart, London 2007
B-Dwight "racing" at Fruita Fat Tire 2003
Pre-Decent - Copper Canyon, Mexico
Jake and Linda Wells/Happy Ending at Nats
It’s been a busy year for Georgia Gould. The 27-year-old swept the National Mountain Bike Series, grabbed her first podium finish at a UCI World Cup, a top-10 at the UCI mountain-bike world championships and won the Crank Brother’s U.S. Gran Prix of Cyclocross series. And now, the Luna rider is taking on the Union Cycliste International, asking for equal minimum prize money payouts for the top finishers in both women’s and men’s races.
To: Union Cycliste Internationale (U.C.I.)
It took Tim Johnson seven years to return to the top of American cyclocross, and it was fitting that the Massachusetts native grabbed his second-career elite ’cross title on a snowy day in Kansas City.
The snow stopped, the sun came out, but conditions were still tough on the final day of the 2007 USA Cycling cyclocross national championships. [nid:41624]Mud, wind and cold aside, our man Casey Gibson braved the elements to document events as he saw them.
Georgia Gould believes in equal minimum payouts for men and women.
Gould en route to victory in Park City, Utah.
Johnson wins in KC again....
Page was on track for a win... but ran into trouble.
Page gave chase, but...
Off she goes....
Gould chased hard, but had to settle for third
Compton stayed in control
All cleaned up and ready to celebrate.
The elite men's field takes off.
Pacocha chops Myerson through a tight corner
Jonathan Page earned silver
Powers and Page fight it out.
No gears... and no sleeves.
Wells attacks the run-up
Johnson gets the win
The elite men's podium.
Compton moves off
Compton maintains her lead...
... and wins again.
Georgia Gould
on the run-up
College events were run on Sunday, too.
The collegiate men's event at the start.
Cold enough for ya?
When the Government gets into bike design...
Winning solo breakaway, John Holmes 1979 Eastern Collegiate champs
1982 National cross champs podium, Nutley NJ
Disco over Balcom Canyon KOM
Got to get the miles
Gone Fishing
Bjorn Selander (Ridley Factory Team) came from behind to outkick Jamey Driscoll (FiordiFrutta) for the title in the under-23 men’s race Saturday at the windblown, snowswept USA Cycling Cyclocross National Championships in Kansas City, Kansas.
Selander and Driscoll battle for the line . . .
Dombroski makes it back-to-back U23 victories
Jacques-Maynes is back on top after a hideous Memorial Day crash
. . . and Selander gets it
Overend slices through the snow
"Yankee Go Home" Oaxaca, MX
USGP #5 - Portland
Dear Readers,
Welcome to the latest edition of The Prologue, the weekly summary of news from the world of competitive cycling by your friends at VeloNews.com.
The sands in the 2007 cyclocross season's hourglass are rapidly sliding to the bottom chamber. With the USA Cycling Cyclocross Nationals Championships in Kansas City on deck there is nothing left to do but wait until start time. All the preparation, training and racing has been completed and there is nothing that can be done over the next few days that will make you any faster. But there are plenty of things that can be done to make you slower, and with the holiday season upon us, it’s very easy to get sucked into the ever-tempting vortex of sweets, treats and libations. Luckily for me,