2021 World Cup #7 – Koksijde photo gallery
I spent the night in Oostende and when I woke up, the sun was shining and the forecast promised dry weather for most of the morning. Well, it lasted for…
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2018 Cyclocross World Cup #5 – Koksijde
It’s one of those days – I have a Eurotunnel train to catch, so it’s just the photos today, without comment. Hope you enjoy them!
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2018 – Belgian Cyclocross National Championships
I’ve been told many times, that the Belgian Cyclocross Nationals is a special event. I have always wanted to cover it, but something has always come up. Up until now.…
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2017 World Cup #3 – Koksijde
Koksijde did not disappoint. It was dark, it was grim, it was windy, and unlike last year, it actually took place. As the first race of the season, when I…
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2016 World Cup #4 – Cancelled Koksijde Gallery
This morning, on the way to Koksijde, I felt like a pilot, nursing a big passenger jet in heavy turbulence. Violent gusts of wind kept pushing the car in all…
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2015 Cyclocross World Cup #3 – Koksijde Photos
My mum called last night, she was trying to convince me that I shouldn’t go to the World Cup race in Koksijde. While I was sharing some of her concerns,…
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#ThrowbackThursday – THAT Koksijde sprint in 2011
It was a grim, November afternoon, there was only half a lap to go of the elite men’s race and I was sitting at the beginning of the finishing straight…
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World Cup #2 – Koksijde Race Report and Gallery
Enjoy the World Cup Koksijde gallery and race report below. (Word edits by Nicholas Lemke) At the sand dunes of Koksijde today, both the men’s and women’s elite podiums held one elder and…
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Weekend Preview: Koksijde and Spa
Koksijde is one of the classic cyclocross races. Countless World Cup races and a legendary World Championships took place on the dunes of Koksijde. Those who were there, will not…
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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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