Cyclocross
Mathieu van der Poel confirms at the last minute his presence at the World Cup in Benidorm.
Cyclocross
Maximum priority to the World Cup. Mathieu van der Poel withdraws from the Benidorm race despite being the leader of the Cyclocross World Cup.
Road
It's made of different stuff. Just over a week later, Van Aert is back on the bike after fracturing his ankle and having to undergo surgery.
Cyclocross
The 1989 Cyclocross World Championship will be remembered for the innovative way in which Danny De Bie won the rainbow jersey.
Cyclocross
Iserbyt had been struggling for months with a serious problem in the iliac artery that had already prevented him from starting the winter season.
Cyclocross
Van der Poel himself admitted that he had not set the overall World Cup as a goal before the season started.
Cyclocross
The Cyclocross World Cup has experienced one of those editions in Zonhoven that is destined to be remembered.
Cyclocross
Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado has ended Lucinda Brand's historic streak of 13 victories.
Cyclocross
The Cyclocross World Cup returns with one of the most exciting races on the calendar, like the one in Zonhoven and its spectacular sand pit.
Road
The intervention has been carried out without complications, and Van Aert can now begin the rehabilitation phase.
Cyclocross
The Belgian went down on a paved curve, in particularly delicate conditions due to the snow and ice accumulated on the Zilvermeer circuit.
Cyclocross
Van der Poel wins again after a fall from Van Aert, who was putting up a fight under the tremendous snowfall that marked the Exact Cross of Mol.
Cyclocross
The first victory of the season has arrived for Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado, who took advantage of the absence of the top competitors in Mol this season.
Cyclocross
"Mol is more technical, less exposed to punctures, and with the sand as the main judge. A context that can tip the balance again."
Cyclocross
Tough start to the year for Mathieu van der Poel despite the victory, both due to the mud in Baal and the resistance offered by Emiel Vestrynge.