Tim Johnson

USA Cycling invited promoters from the Dirty Kanza, SBT GRVL, and other gravel events to meet in Bentonville, Arkansas to discuss the future of off-road racing.

From its humble roots nearly 20 years ago, Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com's success springs from the efforts of Stu Thorne.

We talk to former national champion Tim Johnson about all things cyclocross.

After years of setbacks, Justin Williams has created his own racing program without a professional road team.

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Tim Johnson and PeopleforBikes brought cycling, and some special guests, to the Southeast to raise bicycle safety awareness.

Tim Johnson braves the cold, wind, and ice to ride to the top of Mount Washington in mid-winter on a fat bike.

Suspension seeps into new markets as riders are spotted riding Lefty forks on drop-bar bikes outside of competition.

Ready for some indoor trainer time? With these 11 tips from Tim Johnson, you won't be sweating away in vain

Jeremy Powers is heavy favorite at 'cross nationals in Texas, but Zach McDonald has potential to surprise, and Page is perennial favorite

Three-time national champion will not start 2015 cyclocross nationals due to back pain

Former national champ Tim Johnson's Cannondale SuperX Hi-Mod cyclocross race bike is equipped with CX1, disc brakes, and Challenge tubulars

The Verge New England Cyclocross Series comes to a close with Ellen Noble and Dan Timmerman taking the overall titles

At 37, American Tim Johnson has raced a lot of cyclocross. He's now battling back spasms that threaten to end his professional career

Jeremy Powers takes a cue from fellow national champ Katie Compton, attacking on lap two of the KMC Cyclo-cross Festival and staying away

Jeremy Powers got a gap early on the technical track and held it to the finish as behind, Tim Johnson dueled with Shawn Milne

Both U.S. national champions swept the weekend's UCI cyclocross races in Boulder, Colorado

See the multiple-time U.S. champion's race bike for worlds, and get the scoop on a new rotor from SRAM

Multiple-time U.S. champions see a bright future for the discipline, with federations, Olympic bodies taking interest

Cyclocross in the States doesn't closely resemble its Belgian counterpart, and in some ways, that's just fine

How are former U.S. champion Tim Johnson and his team manager planning to set up in the pit on Sunday?

The three-time U.S. 'cross champ is at ease going into Sunday's title race, saying, "No one knows what’s going to happen, especially me"

Who would three-time winner Todd Wells put his money on in the men's elite race at U.S. cyclocross nationals?

The Oregon-based rider will attempt to win his third national cyclocross title this weekend.

The top of the $20,000 men's and women's standings for the U.S. cyclocross series are solidified before Sunday's finale

Former U.S. champion talks about his path to cyclocross

A race that had everyone on Twitter talking about the arctic conditions sees Johnson and Nash atop the podiums

Laura Van Gilder wins the women's race to close out the weekend at the Anthony Wayne Recreation Area

Johnson and teammate White go one-two in the men's race, while Kemmerer finishes 20 seconds ahead of Van Gilder

The Luna rider wins three straight as Johnson powers to victory in the final event

Nash and Johnson each claims a second victory at the 2013 Cincy3 cyclocross weekend

Compton and Johnson both slip away to ride in for solo victories in round two of the Cincy3 series

Check out the build on the American rider's bike, which features a SRAM drivetrain and Zipp wheels

Tim Johnson finds himself caught in the strange crossroads between laser-focused racer and recreational cyclist, and he wants to talk

The Rapha-Focus rider overpowered a four-man lead group in the final lap of the men's race, taking the win with plenty of time to celebrate

Anderson also won Saturday's race, while Summerhill was seventh on day 1

New England series open in Williston, Vermont

Sometimes a gran fondo is actually a race, which one VeloNews reporter discovered recently

The Americans leave their home ’cross worlds with a medal, momentum, and mixed feelings

The U.S. National Team members are all chasing success in Louisville, but what that means is different for each one of them

With automatic bids for the world championships and the jersey on the line, hundreds head to Wisconsin for a snowy showdown

As Trebon bobbles Johnson escapes and once again the Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld riders finish one-two ... just in a different order

The Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld teammates battle to the final corner, which Trebon uses as the springboard to victory

With Compton and Powers absent, the Deschutes Brewery Cup is shaping up to be a wide-open affair

The veteran American ’crosser talks unfiltered about U.S. cyclocross and bailing on work at REI as an 18-year-old to race

The British champ goes two for two as Johnson bounces back from a DNF to take a victory

The U.S. champ sheds Ben Berden to take a solo victory in Louisville

Jeremy Powers is riding into ’cross season with not only the desire, but a responsibility to establish himself amongst the sport's elite

The affable and savagely competitive veteran of U.S. cyclocross is discovering new ways to train and eat — and it's working

The former U.S. champ rode the new disc-equiped SuperX to second in Las Vegas

Olympic hopefuls join Tour riders Vande Velde and Zabriskie, plus top 'crosser Johnson, for an Allen Lim-style tuneup

Two-time national champion will join one of America's top squads ahead of 2013 Louisville worlds

Ride into the small, but increasing intersection between racing and bicycle advocacy

Cyclocross mainstay reflects on the 2011 National Bike Summit ahead of his second-annual fundraising event

Will Johnson race even if he’s still sick on Sunday?

Former teammates Jeremy Powers (Rapha-Focus) and Tim Johnson (Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com) fought a battle royal at day one of the Deschutes Brewery Cup, with Powers taking the victory on Saturday in Bend, Oregon.

Tim Johnson (Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com) finally got that elusive win on Sunday at the finale to the three-race Jingle Cross Rock weekend — and he got it aboard a disc-brake-equipped bike.

BOULDER, Colo. (VN) — Following an abnormally slow start this year, former national cyclocross champion Tim Johnson said he could leave Colorado content with a third-place finish at Sunday’s C1 Victory Circle Graphix Boulder Cup.

Cyclocross season is in full swing in the U.S., but one man from Massachusetts is easing into fall. Local boy Tim Johnson (Cannondale-Cyclocrossworld.com) is among the main players at the Gran Prix of Gloucester this weekend, but is looking past October toward a rematch with the Koksijde, Belgium, course that beat him down in 2010. On the other coast, USGP of Cyclocross leader Ryan Trebon (LTS-Felt) will be among the muddy faithful opening another season of the Cross Crusade in Portland on Sunday.

LAS VEGAS, Nev. (VN) – The place: the bowels of Interbike, on the Circulus miniature velodrome. The showdown: Johnson versus Powers. The winner: Tim Johnson.

Propelling Johnson for this seven-day tour of the Colorado Rockies will be a new-for-2011 Cannondale Scalpel 29er. This sub-21-pound bike was first spotted at Sea Otter back in April, but has yet to show up at your local bike shop.

Early Friday amidst frigid temperatures, cyclocross star Tim Johnson and company departed from Boston’s City Hall for a 5-day marathon ride to Washington D.C. leading up to the 2011 National Bike Summit.

The three-time national cyclocross champion has spent every summer since 2001 racing in the domestic peloton, however that’s about to change — he’ll spend the next two years preparing solely for cyclocross, with the objective of reaching the podium at the 2013 world cyclocross championship in Louisville, Kentucky.

BRUSSELS, Belgium (VN) — Less than a week before the cyclocross world championships prospects for America’s elite women and men look perhaps as bright as they have ever been.

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Brian Holcombe handicaps the favorites and the longshots.

Jeremy Powers and Tim Johnson fight an epic duel for the USGP title in Portland.

A mechanical sidelines Ryan Trebon as Jeremy Powers takes day 1 of the USGP Stanley Cup Portland.

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• 1. Niels Albert (Bel) Bkcp - Powerplus, In 1:06;05
• 2. Zdenek Stybar (Cze) Telenet - Fidea, at 0:27
• 3. Sven Nys (Bel) Landbouwkrediet, at 0:31
• 4. Bart Aernouts (Bel) Rabobank-Giant Offroad Team, at 0:32
• 5. Bart Wellens (Bel) Telenet - Fidea, at 0:42
• 1. Katherine Compton (USA) , In 45:08
• 2. Daphny Van Den Brand (Ned) , at 47:35
• 3. Sanne Van Paassen (Ned) , at 47:54
• 4. Sanne Cant (Bel) , at 48:29
• 5. Hanka Kupfernagel (Ger) , at 48:48

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Madison, Wisconsin, will host U.S. cyclocross nationals in January 2012 and 2013. Is the later date a good idea?

National champ Tim Johnson says a water bottle saved the day in Louisville, while Georgia Gould leaves the competition in the dust.

VeloNews.com will host live streaming video coverage of the Louisville rounds of the U.S. Gran Prix of Cyclocross Saturday and Sunday, courtesy CyclingDirt.org

Tim Johnson and Meredith Miller grab early leads and hold them.

The national champ edges teammate Jamey Driscoll as Annis outlasts Andrea Smith.