Michael Vanthourenhout

Horror day for Pauwels Sauzen-Bingoal's other two toppers as Fem van Empel and Eli Iserbyt both crash heavily and abandon.

Horror day for Pauwels SauzenBingoal's other two toppers as Fem van Empel and Eli Iserbyt both crash heavily and abandon.

European champion wins tense battle with world champion in men's race, Puck Pieterse claims first World Cup victory in women's.

Lars van der Haar fights back to second after several crashes with Laurens Sweeck rounding out the podium for third.

Van der Haar overhauls race leader Vanthourenhout on Koppenberg summit finish after desperate last-lap chase.

World Cup leader works the one-two with teammate Vanthourenhout to make it three-from-three in the UCI series.

Heavily favored Belgian 'crossers hoping to avoid road worlds fiasco as absence of van Aert, van der Poel levels the playing field.

Van Aert is six for six in 'cross wins while Brand has been on the podium in 13 consecutive races, with wins in her last four starts.

Van der Poel, van Aert, Pidcock to clash multiple times this 'kerstperiode' – here's who's racing when, and what to expect.

Vanthourenhout lands prestigious win at iconic Namur venue, Tom Pidcock second after being derailed by two crashes.

Pauwels Sauzen-Bingoal riders go one-two on podium as Iserbyt continues to dominate opening rounds of World Cup.

Quinten Hermans takes a clear win in the Fayetteville mud.

A rain shower on the second lap dramatically changed the race.

Here are five takeaways from the first big-name battle ahead of the January world championships.

Brand continues dominant streak with powerful ride; Vanthourenhout beats Eli Iserbyt and Wout van Aert in men's race.

Young Belgian punched clear with countryman Michael Vanthourenhout early in the race and was unstoppable from thereon.

Mathieu van der Poel seems to be the clear favorite, but will another rider beat him to the finish line in Valkenburg?

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

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

Michael Vanthourenhout attacked on the third lap and stayed away, while teammate Laurens Sweeck bounced back from crashes to take second