The old world champion is also the new world champion. Dutchwoman Marianne Vos dominated the Cyclocross World Championships in Hoogerheide from the start, clearly outpacing Italian Eva Lechner and Briton Helen Wyman in the final stages. Overall World Cup winner Katie Compton had a bad day and ultimately finished outside the top five. Shortly after the start,... read more
Phillip Walsleben (BKCP-Powerplus) was the main protagonist of this season's final World Cup race. The German champion was alert from the start and dominated the Cyclocross World Cup in Nommay for long stretches. In the end, however, he had to admit defeat. Behind the stage winner, Tom Meeusen (Telenet-Fidea) and Francis Mourey (FDJ.fr), the Kleinmachnow native finished… read more
Hanka Kupfernagel is undoubtedly one of the most important German cyclists of the past twenty years. Since 2000, the Thuringian has won four world championship titles, three European championship titles, and twelve German championship titles in cyclocross alone. She has been equally successful in other cycling disciplines. This winter, she has also already celebrated championship honors. ... read more
On the first weekend of February, cyclocross fans will be turning their eyes to Hoogerheide, watching the German riders who are certainly in with a chance of winning a medal at this year's World Championships. Among those responsible for this is the current third-place finisher in the World Cup and reigning German champion Philipp Walsleben (BKCP-Powerplus). The … read more
Outgoing German champion Philipp Walsleben (BKCP-Powerplus) had a rather cautious start at the German Cyclocross Championships in Döhlau near Hof. Michael Schweizer and Ole Quast (both Stevens), the two top finishers in the Germany Cup, took to the trails, closely followed by Christoph Pfingsten (De Rijke), Sascha Weber (Veranclassic-Doltcini), and Marcel Meisen... read more
