Bike World News

We recently had the chance to talk to Joan Hanscom, one of the organizers of the very popular U.S. Grand Prix of Cyclocross, and now, one of the folks instrumental in bringing the 2013 Cyclocross World Championships to the USA.

Niels Albert battled through the pain of a broken rib sustained during a fall at the Belgian Championships claim victory in Sunday’s World Cup event.

Lance Armstrong looks for innovations from Team Sky, Vervecken rounds out Belgian CX squad, Hincapie to continue for 2 years, and more…

Sven Nys recovered from an early fall to take a solo victory over Klaas Vantornout, Under-23 standout Tom Meeusen, and Rob Peeters.

Welcome back for the latest in cycling news. Raleigh hopes to re-introduce themselves to a global market, six day season ramps up, 24 hour MTB champs this weekend and more…

We’re back from Interbike and ready to get back into road racing news. Evans takes a well deserved win, Vervecken has a successful trip to the states and more…

Day Two of the USGP Planet Bike Cup is in the books and it proved to be no less exciting than Day One.

The USGP of Cyclocross raced in Sun Prairie, WI today under beautiful sunny skies and warm weather. The racing for the inaugural USGP Planet Bike Cup was fast and aggressive from the gun.

Almost 10,000 spectators filled Desert Breeze Soccer Complex in Las Vegas for the third edition of CrossVegas.

In a move that is sure to build even greater interest in the largest cyclocross race in America, organizers of CrossVegas announced the participation of three-time World Champion Erwin Vervecken. Vervecken has been one of the Belgian strong men of cyclocross worldwide taking the title in 2001, 2006 and 2007.
In addition to multiple World Cup podium spots, Vervecken at 37 years old was the strongest man in the Roubaix World Cup last season, taking a clear victory in the penultimate race that finishes on the famous velodrome used …