Cyclocross: Who would have expected that? In front of his home crowd, World Cup winner Mathieu Van der Poel missed out on the world championship title today. Instead, Wout Van Aert managed to defend his rainbow jersey and complete his hat trick. With a more than commanding performance, Van Aert left no doubt that he was in a league of his own, at least today... read more
Cyclocross: The Cyclocross World Championships in Valkenburg brought the hosts three medals right from the start. The Dutch team won medals in all three events held today. However, it wasn't enough for gold. Unsurprisingly, Sanne Cant of Belgium triumphed in the women's event. Germany's Elisabeth Brandau performed surprisingly well, finishing with... read more
Cyclocross: The German Cyclocross Federation (BDR) has announced its squad for the Cyclocross World Championships in Valkenburg. Unsurprisingly, German champion Marcel Meisen and German champion Elisabeth Brandau will lead the team. Cyclocross World Championships: 11 riders from Germany. The 3 Cyclocross World Championships will take place on February 4 and 2018 in Valkenburg, Netherlands. read more
Market: Japanese component manufacturer Shimano is planning a large visitor and test center in the Netherlands. The "Shimano Experience Center" is scheduled to open in Valkenburg in spring 2017. The goal is to introduce visitors to the fascination of Shimano's three divisions—cycling, fishing, and rowing. Shimano promises a unique journey that will… read more
Cycling: The Cyclocross World Cup begins today in Valkenburg. Like last year, the Dutch team will be hoping for victories from their favorites, Marianne Vos (Rabo-Liv) and Lars van der Haar (Giant-Shimano). But the Germans are also looking forward to the race with optimism. Philipp Walsleben (BKCP-Powerplus), last year's World Cup runner-up, will be at the start. And... read more
