Cycling: At the Cyclocross World Championships in Hoogerheide, the Dutch women clinched a historic triple home victory. Fem van Empel, at just 20 years old, became the cyclocross world champion for the first time. Fem van Empel takes the world title. It was a gala performance by the Dutch women at their home World Championships in Hoogerheide. As was almost to be expected—or for the... read more
Cycling: The World Cup in Hoogerheide goes to Eli Iserbyt in the men's and Marianne Vos in the women's races. This means the overall winner and overall winner of the World Cup have been decided. Iserbyt shocks Pidcock. Following the withdrawals of Mathieu van der Poel and Wout van Aert, Thomas Pidcock is considered the favorite for next weekend's Cyclocross World Championships. The Briton wanted to play this role today in... read more
Cyclocross: Mathieu van der Poel (Corendon – Circus) and Lucinda Brand (Sunweb) celebrated a home victory in Hoogerheide. Marianne Vos (CCC – Liv), who finished third today, took the overall women's victory. In the men's race, Belgian Toon Aerts (Telenet – Fidea) overtook fellow countryman Wout Van Aert (Cibel – Cebon). Lucinda Brand made it all in the final lap... read more
Cyclocross: At the last World Cup, the champions once again proved why they are currently the dominant figures in cyclocross. Sanne Cant (IKO Beobank) triumphed in the women's race, and Mathieu Van der Poel (Corendon-Circus) won in the men's race. Both had already secured the overall World Cup victory before the race. However, this didn't stop them from being the... read more
Cycling: Last weekend, the final race of the 2014/2015 Cross-Country World Cup took place in Hoogerheide, Netherlands. The winner of the race was Dutchman Mathieu van der Poel, while Belgian Kevin Pauwels secured the overall World Cup victory with fourth place. In front of his home crowd, Mathieu van der Poel dominated the race and thus secured his first... read more
