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Gallery: 2014 Cincy3 Cyclocross Festival-Harbin Park

Dave McElwaine snaps the action at round one of the Cincy3 Cyclocross Festival in Harbin Park

Photo: Dave McElwaine

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2014 — U.S. champion Katie Compton (Trek Factory Racing) entered the race as the heavy favorite. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — The powerful Luna team has been bolstered by the addition of young Maghalie Rochette. She rides fearlessly and believes that she can win. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Katerina Nash (Luna) wasted no time in going to the front of the race. She won at Harbin Park last year when it was the third of three races. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Katerina Nash with young Maghalie Rochette in tow. Luna commanded four of the top five spots at the end of lap one. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Kaitie Antonneau (Cannondale) seemed surrounded by blue Luna jerseys the entire race. She had an amazing last lap and finished third. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Many people were in costume to celebrate Halloween. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Katerina Nash took the win on day one of the Cincy3 weekend. It was her second consecutive year winning at Harbin Park. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2015 — Danny Summerhill (K-Edge Felt) had a great season and will be trying to dethrone Jeremy Powers to claim his first elite cyclocross national championship. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Geoff Kabush (Scott 3Rox Racing) took the hole shot but Summerhill had to chase down Yannick Eckmann (California Giant Berry) shortly thereafter. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Kerry Werner (Optum-Kelly Benefit Strategies) had an impressive race. He fell off the pace slightly towards the end but managed a sixth place finish. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Ben Berden (Raleigh-Clement) generally excels in the rain and mud. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Isaac Neff (5Nines) gave Todd Wells a run for his money. The course was muddy and slick but there were two pavement sections where the riders could build up some speed. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Travis Livermon (Mock Orange CX) exchanging bikes in the pits. Most riders took a new bike at some point in the race. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Danny Summerhill was showing off some brilliant bike handling skills in the difficult conditions. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Canadian champion Catharine Pendrel (Luna) and U.S. champion Katie Compton (Trek) at the start. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Maghalie Rochette was able to hold off Kaitie Antonneau and Catharine Pendrel to claim second place. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Danny Summerhill finished with a massive lead. It appeared that only Jeremy Powers, who took the day off, can match Summerhill’s speed right now. After the finish he was suffering from frozen hands. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Katie Compton seeemed to have trouble on the first couple laps but then slowly reeled in several women ahead of her. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Todd Wells (Specialized) has returned to racing. Often he has ridden himself back into top form in time for the national championships. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Maghalie Rochette can run like the wind. The young Canadian rider has been a sensation over the past month of racing. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Mountain biker Amanda Carey (Team Rhino Rush) had no trouble hopping the logs at the top of the course. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Crystal Anthony (Optum) leaving the pavement for the muddy track. She finished top-10 but clearly has potential to do much better than that. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Troy Wells (Clif Bar) had one of his best ‘cross races in recent memory. He raced in as high as second position before slipping off the pace. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Troy Wells cornering on slick grass with one lap to go. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — Greg Wittwer (C3 Twenty20) on the pavement with two laps to go. Photo: Dave McElwaine

2014 — The mud and grass were major factors in the race. Pitting was necessary but many of the top-10 riders said they stayed on the course near the end of the race for fear of losing positions. Photo: Dave McElwaine

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