Ahhhh....mud....

Here is something Coloradans can be jealous of....

Colorado Winter CX bike

Here's the bike you'll need to race CX in a typical Colorado winter.

2010 Colorado CX season summary in pictures

Well, it's all but over now (except for the State Championships on Dec. 4/5.) I think these pictures pretty much sum it up.

Real old school...

http://www.freemantransport.com/blog/2010/10/1950-cyclocross-race/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

absolutely true...

http://addictedtobicycles.blogspot.com/2010/10/faces-of-death-pain-crypt-called.html

welcome to pure sweet hell

Stay tuned for ramblings, rants and raves regarding cyclocross racing in Colorado, USA.

Boulder Racing Interlocken CX

Boulder Racing INTERLOCKEN - AWESOME COURSE!

good writeup on it in link below:

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http://303cycling.com/2010-Boulder-Racing-Interlocken-Race-Report-pictures
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No this is not a pic of the Interlocken course - it's Frisco on 10/2.

UCI legalizes disc brakes for CX

http://www.bikeradar.com/news/article/uci-allows-disc-brakes-for-cyclo-cross-26660

LA to quit Road racing and devote remainder of career to CX racing

An undisclosed source has confirmed that Lance Armstrong will not ride this years Tour de France and instead will concentrate on preparing for the 2010 CX season in Europe. The source stated that "Lance is sick of hearing that most age group CX racers could kick his butt on the circuit, and is prepared to show them that is simply not true." It is also rumored that the Radio Shack sponsor has negotiated with German authorities and the UCI to allow Jan Ullrich to come back from retirement to lead the road racing team in Lance's absence. ASO, the organization that runs the Tour has stated that they would gladly welcome Ullrich back into the peloton as they can not bear to see Armstrong win another Tour, and have full faith that Ullrich will as always come in 2nd place anyway. Speculation as to the sponsor of the new LA CX team has been pointing towards Michelob Ultra beer, which has already been featuring Armstrong in some commercials. However, it is a well known fact that serious CX racers prefer good Belgian beer as a part of their training plan, and consider American lite beer to be detrimental to performance. As one veteran CX racer put it "If he thinks he can help his cause drinking that swill, well he doesn't know much about CX racing. He should have stuck to the Shiner Bock...at least it has some substance to it."