Koksijde or Duinencross is arguably the most famous cyclocross race in the world. It is a monument of the sport that every top rider dreams of winning. The event started in 1969, with Roger De Vlaeminck, the four-time winner of Paris-Roubaix, the first winner. The sand dunes at Koksijde have hosted the Cyclocross World Championship race twice. Continue reading “SVENNESS 4.2”
For SVENNESS 4.1 we visit Ronse, Belgium, for the GP Mario De Clerq, which is the first stop in the BPost Bank Trofee Series. The Ronse track is remarkable for its steep power climbs; fast, tricky descents; and tough run up. Continue reading “SVENNESS 4.1”
For YMOS 1.5 we go back to the Belgian National Championship that took place in Erpe-Mere on January 11. Instead … Continue reading Your Moment of SVENNESS 1.5
For episode 3.10, we head to Erpe-Mere for the Belgian National Championship race. The hilly, muddy track is one of … Continue reading SVENNESS 3.10
For SVENNESS Episode 3.9 we are at the Flandriencross in Hamme for the third round of the BPost Bank Troffee … Continue reading SVENNESS 3.9
For episode 1.3 of Your Moment of SVENNESS we make a stop in Antwerp, Belgium, for Scheldecross. The course is dry … Continue reading Your Moment of SVENNESS 1.3
For episode 3.8, SVENNESS travels to Milton Keynes in Buckinghamshire, England for the third round of the UCI Cyclocross World … Continue reading SVENNESS 3.8
For episode 3.7 we head to Asper-Gavere, Belgium, for the fourth round of the Superprestige series. The course is muddy … Continue reading SVENNESS 3.7
For the second installment of YMOS we take a look at the steep off-camber section at the Soudal Classic race … Continue reading Your Moment of SVENNESS 1.2
For episode 3.6 we head to Ruddervoorde for the third round of the Superprestige series. The race takes place in … Continue reading SVENNESS 3.6
