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Mountain bikers who like a bit more platform on their pedals will dig this shiny red offering from Time.

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Five years ago, Trek made its first foray into cyclocross. Now, the Wisconsin-based bicycle brand is a true powerhouse within the sport.

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Dan Seaton admits he's at a loss to predict the 2017 UCI World Cyclocross Championships, which mean's it's bound to be great racing.

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Mathieu van der Poel is finally emerging from another layoff due to knee injury. Cyclocross needs him, as does his key rival Wout Van Aert.

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Jingle Cross transforms a little hill in Iowa into cyclocross's version of the "Field of Dreams" with the second World Cup of the season.

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Wout Van Aert and Mathieu van der Poel battle on the course, while retirees Sven Nys, Bart Wellens, and Niels Albert resume their rivalry.

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U23 cyclocross racer Femke Van den Driessche may face a lifetime ban and a hefty fine of 50,000 euro.

The grand finale of the cyclocross season, world championships, in Zolder, Belgium, had controversy, drama, and plenty of muddy action.

Jeremy Powers was not pleased with his result in Zolder

Bad fans at Sunday's cross worlds spat, threw beer at van der Haar

"I’m just so happy. I couldn’t ask for better,” says Antonneau, who was the top American finisher at cyclocross worlds in Zolder, Belgium.

Two-time world champion Sven Nys talks about what to expect in his final outing at UCI cyclocross championships in Zolder, Belgium.

UCI official: “For the UCI, this is the first time we have established a technical fraud and for us that’s a downer. Most people are bewildered."

Wout Van Aert is keeping a cool head ahead of the season's biggest race in front of the home crowd on Belgian soil this Sunday.

Albert emerges as a successful coach and mentor, finding real satisfaction in his new work, despite ending his racing career early due to a heart condition.

Belgium Sanne Cant is a seven-time national cyclocross champion, but a world title is missing from her resume.

The tables have turned at the cyclocross worlds, with a wide-open women's race and a predictable men's race on the docket.

The cyclocross World Cup wraps up with muddy wins for De Boer and van der Poel in Hoogerheide.

Mathieu van der Poel wins fourth straight World Cup, van Aert takes overall

De Boer takes victory, Cant wins the World Cup overall in Hoogerheide

Jonathan Page and his wife are expecting their fourth child any day now, and the worlds are slated for the end of January.

Diegem is one of Europe's most unique cyclocross races, held at night in a city center and favoring a well-rounded racer with savvy tactics.

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Overijse may be the longest continuously running cyclocross race in Europe, one that Sven Nys has won six times.

Wout Van Aert and Sanne Cant prove best on a heavy, muddy course at a classic Belgian venue.

A hot day in Oudenaarde and even hotter racing action on the precipitous Koppenbergcross cyclocross racecourse — one the season's hardest.

Koppenbergcross is hallowed ground. It's been a playground for Sven Nys over the years and includes the famous Koppenberg climb.

Zonhoven's sand pit delivers a thrilling race as Cant and Van Aert triumph in the second round of the Superprestige series.

Zonhoven is known for its precipitous sandy descents. Will Sven Nys be able to add a sixth win to his palmares on Sunday?

American women deliver top results in second World Cup of season as van der Haar takes a convincing win in the men's race.

The 23-year-old American rides to second place Sunday in the Netherlands, fulfilling a goal of landing on a World Cup podium.

The Bpost series kicks off in sunny Belgium with fast, elbow-to-elbow racing on a hilly course where Van Aert extends his win streak.

Cyclocross world champ Mathieu van der Poel will miss all of October due to knee surgery, delaying his start to the fall season.

Young talent, unpredictable action, and more — expect excitement as Euro 'cross kicks into high gear with Sunday's Superprestige opener.

Cyclocross world champion Mathieu van der Poel is delaying the start to his fall season as he recovers from knee injury.

Sven Nys, "the Cannibal from Baal," is arguably the best cyclocross racer ever, and he'll end his illustrious career this season.

It may take a little while, but Dan Seaton says that the UCI will work out a solution to the feeding dilemma in hot 'cross races.

Tinkoff-Saxo chef Hannah Grant shows readers how to cook their way through a grand tour in her newly translated book.

Under-23 Belgian cyclocross champ Sweeck cleared by Belgian Cycling Federation due to insufficient evidence.

Elisa Longo Borghini takes the long road from a wheelchair to the top step of the podium at the Tour of Flanders

The 38-year-old survives the wind and rain to capture victory in the northern classic

Former world cyclocross champion Sven Nys says he feels all TUEs should be eliminated to cut down on doping in cycling

Dan Seaton analyzes Etixx's loss in Omloop Het Nieuwsblad, which the team followed by winning Sunday's Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne

It's been a hard slog for Ian Stannard, who fought back from a broken back and wrist to top the podium once again at Omloop Het Nieuwsblad

The bpost Bank Trofee series comes to a close in Lille over the weekend, and Dan Seaton was there to capture the lakeside racing

20-year-old Mathieu van der Poel's ’cross worlds win means more than simply pulling on the rainbow stripes, writes Dan Seaton

Gage Hecht didn't win. He didn't even make the podium. But he heard the announcers and fans calling his name, and he'll definitely be back

Pauline Ferrand-Prevot said it felt strange to defeat friend and mentor Marianne Vos. But she told herself: “I’m not here to be second"

Sven Nys will tackle the Tabor world championships course aboard a custom-painted Boone with a massive 48-tooth big ring

After a tumultuous lead-up to worlds, Meeusen is cleared to race, unsure of form, but hopeful to seize an opportunity to win

The oldest man in elite international cyclocross is not slowing down, even though he plans to retire after next year

Eli Iserbyt and Laurens Sweeck, both Belgian, will toe the line in Tabor as outright favorites in the junior and U-23 races, respectively

The 2015 cyclocross world championships in Tabor may offer a rare opportunity to dethrone reigning women's champ Marianne Vos

Young guns like Van Aert and van der Poel set to shake up cyclocross world championships as the old guard fights to stay on the podium

Who is cyclocross World Cup champion Kevin Pauwels? Dan Seaton talks with one of Belgium's most inscrutable 'cross stars

The World Cup season comes to a close ahead of next weekend’s world championships

As a doping investigation continues in Belgium, Telenet-Fidea star Tom Meeusen is implicated and will not be included on the world's team

Thick, soupy mud greeted the competitors at the Belgian national cyclocross championships, and Dan Seaton was there to capture every move

Geoff Proctor talks about the new development program that is giving American 'cross racers a chance to tackle the European circuit

With podium finishes in junior races during the Belgian Kerstperiode, the 16-year-old American looks poised to take a run at 'cross worlds

Dan Seaton breaks down the reasons why these two cyclocross stars will compete in the U23 race at the world championships next month

Dan Seaton takes us through 12 days of cyclocross racing in Belgium

The penultimate World Cup round delivers a thrilling finish in the women's race and a convincing solo win from Dutch champion van der Haar

Dan Seaton photographed the fast, muddy racing action at the Belgian citadel on Sunday

Dan Seaton takes us through the sandy Scheldecross Antwerp

Dan Seaton was on hand to watch the muddy, slippery racing over the weekend in the Brussels suburb

World Cup cyclocross crosses the Channel to race in England on a muddy and challenging course that treated fans to two sprint finishes

Relive the sandy racing in Koksijde through Dan Seaton's camera lens

Dan Seaton wades through the mud to document a day of racing in Gavare

Dan Seaton captures the muddy racing at Koppenbergcross, which featured climbs, technical descents, and more

Katie Compton rebounds from an early fall to win the season-opening World Cup race