2018 World Cup #4 – Tabor
I didn’t know what was odd about today’s race (from a visual point of view). Then, during the medal ceremony of the elite men, I realised, that at no point…
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2018 World Cup #3 – Bern
Christian Rocha is THE MAN. He is the organiser of the Bern World Cup race and I can’t recall how or when we first met, but him and I have…
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2018 Cyclocross World Cup #2 – Jinglecross, Iowa City
I always try to be impartial. Though, what I do is rarely a matter of life or death and so I seldom face serious ethical dilemmas. Also, I very rarely,…
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2018 Jinglecross on Friday
Last week’s Trek CX Cup was cooler than in previous years, but this weekend’s Jinglecross is bringing almost proper cyclocross weather. It rained almost all morning today and I had…
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2018 World Cup #9 – Hoogerheide
It’s Hoogerheide time, which means the last big race before the World Championships. As the fate of most World Cup overalls have already been sealed, it feels like Hoogerheide is…
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2018 World Cup #8 – Nommay
Better later than never, as the saying goes. I had to return my rental car last night by 10pm, so I just didn’t have the time to post a blog…
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2017 World Cup #7 – Zolder
I don’t remember very well the times when Christmas meant uninterrupted family time – starting shooting cyclocross coincided with moving to London, so I haven’t really had a proper Christmas…
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2017 Cyclocross World Cup #6 – Namur
Namur always delivers. It’s a hard, technical course, a spectacular race every year. It didn’t disappoint today either. Tom Pidcock’s win wasn’t as sure as his previous ones seemed to…
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2017 World Cup #5 – Zeven
The Zeven round of the cyclocross World Cup was a bit of a non-course last year, in the sense that the course didn’t really offer much excitement, it was a…
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2017 World Cup #4 – Bogense
I will remember Bogense for many things, but the wind and the cold will be on the top of the list. I vividly remember chatting to a friend during the…
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