World Cup #5 – Heusden-Zolder
I think it is hard deny that we are witnessing something unique happening in cyclocross at the moment. The sport is growing very dynamically around the world, more and more…
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World Cup #4 – Namur
I remember the last World Cup race last year, when Martin Bina won the race and there was no Belgian on the podium, how unusual it was that not the…
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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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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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World Cup #8 – Hoogerheide
In terms of the outcome, it was the most interesting race of the season and in terms of energy, I’m on my last reserves. After having had battled the roads…
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World Cup #6 – Heusden-Zolder
[one_half]A tough day is only a good day if I’m more or less happy with my photos. Today was a tough day and I’m happy with what I’ve got. There…
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World Cup #5 – Namur
I’m feeling a bit repetitive but: what a day! A very tough course, very intense and exciting racing and proper cyclocross weather – what else might one want? Well, one…
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World Cup #4 – Roubaix
[one_half]It was good to go back to Roubaix. My first visit to the mecca of cycling took place in 2009, only two weeks after moving to London from Budapest. It…
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Back to Roubaix
It’s been a while since the last time there was a cyclocross World Cup race in Roubaix – but we’re back in the famous velodrome. I’m heading out to the…
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