World Cup #3 – Koksijde
My fourth Koksijde – the first sunny. The first three has consistently been rainy and/or icy rainy. I do vaguely remember two half mornings with some sunshine but this was…
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Balint Hamvas
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Superprestige #4 – Asper-Gavere
It was an Asper-Gavere of many firsts for me. It was the first race without that magnificent line of trees at the finish. One of the reasons I love this…
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Bpost Bank Trofee #3 – Hasselt
I like the course in Hasselt. It’s flat and it doesn’t offer that much in terms of spectacle but it’s rideable in the worst weather conditions and there is a…
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GoGoooo Hellcross – Dottignies
And now for something completely different. Well, not completely, but fairly distant from the usual pro cross racing. A few weeks ago I received a message from a certain Guy…
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Superprestige #3 – Hamme-Zogge
It had rained all week in Belgium and the course at Hamme (or Zogge? I never know) was, accordingly, astonishingly very muddy. I nonchalantly left my wellies at home, a…
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Superprestige #2 – Zonhoven
It’s funny when the weather plays deja-vu on you – and that’s exactly what happened today. The weather was identical to last year’s race, a bit of cold and heavy…
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Bpost Bank Trofee #2 – Koppenbergcross
I was pondering over the arrive of the new guard in cross and today’s race at Koppenberg have provided me some more valid points for my argument. First of all,…
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Superprestige #1 – Ruddervoorde
Today is the day of sketchy transport experiences. The oncoming mega-storm and the wind that was bringing it made the landing at Brussels in our tiny, commuter jet a rather…
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World Cup #2 – Tabor
Today’s race got me thinking: are we seeing real, profound change in cyclocross or were last two races just some kind of a weird discrepancy, a blip on the Belgian-dominated…
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World Cup #1 – Valkenburg
I was looking forward to the first World Cup race in Valkenburg because every new course means variety and interesting photos. Also, any race outside Belgium can only mean good…
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