The PanAms take over DC. Beck and Nieters go again.
Who’s racing where, Nov 6–8: the start lists, the matchups and the head-to-heads.
RRR Write-ups
Previews and recaps.
Who is racing where, and what happened when they did. Browse by race →
Previews
Northampton loads up. Richard gets another crack at Billings.
Who’s racing where, Oct 30–Nov 1: the start lists, the matchups and the head-to-heads.
Richard goes for a Falmouth double. Larson goes UCI in Indy.
Who’s racing where, Oct 23–25: the start lists, the matchups and the head-to-heads.
Tree House loads up. Popple goes UCI at Kings.
Who’s racing where, Oct 16–18: the start lists, the matchups and the head-to-heads.
Lancaster loads up. Two No. 2s go open at Falkorburg.
Who’s racing where, Oct 9–11: the start lists, the matchups and the head-to-heads.
Baltimore loads up. Two No. 1s go UCI at Charm City.
Who’s racing where, Oct 2–4: the start lists, the matchups and the head-to-heads.
Popple Goes Elite. Goodwin and Arsenault Go Again.
Rain across the Northeast, sunshine in Roanoke. Where the ranked masters are racing, September 25–27.
Recaps
Carla Williams and Julie Robertson Zivin Win at the Pan-American Championships. Hamilton Takes the 65-69 by a Second.
Carla Williams won the Master Women 40-44 and Julie Robertson Zivin the 55-59 at the Pan-American Cyclocross Championships in Washington on Saturday, and Harry Hamilton won the Master Men 65-69 by one second. At DCCX on Sunday Adam Myerson won the Master Men 50+ on the same time as Austin Walker. November 7 and 8.
Montgomery, Melkonian and Reid Win Twice. Drummond and Myerson Split Northampton by a Second.
Kelli Montgomery won the Master Women 55+ at the Cycle-Smart Northampton Cyclocross on both days, and Lora Melkonian and Pam Reid each won twice at the Cross Crusade at Edgefield. Chris Drummond and Adam Myerson each won the Master Men 40+ at Northampton by one second. October 31 and November 1.
Poirier, Billings and Jennings Win Twice at Really Rad. Hebe Wins in Two States.
Nathalie Poirier won the women’s 60-99 at the Really Rad Festival of Cyclocross on both days, Miles Billings the men’s 50-99 and Frank Jennings the 70-99, and Mike Hebe won the 60+ at Pocono and at Endgrain. October 24 and 25.
Sexton Wins Twice, Colby Holds Off Shive Again
Colette Sexton won the women’s masters race at Crossasaurus and at Cooper River, Gregory Colby beat Steven Shive on both days at Tree House, and Robert Watts won twice in Cherry Hill. October 17 and 18.
Golden by a Second, Then Vogel
Lancaster’s 60+ came down to one second on both days, Falkorburg’s Cat 3/4/5 40+ drew forty-two, and Bradford Smith doubled up in Portland. October 10 and 11.
Four Doubles in Baltimore
Six hundred and eighty-four masters finishes across six races on October 3 and 4. Four of Charm City's masters fields went to the same rider on both days, and Mike Festa turned Saturday's two-second defeat around.
Two Seconds, Five, Seven, Nine
Four of Charm City's eight masters fields were settled inside ten seconds on Saturday, Luke Principe taking the 40+ by the narrowest of them. Baltimore, October 3.
Four Seconds in Roanoke
Seven hundred and eighty-seven masters starts across nine races on September 26 and 27. The 50+ at GO Cross came down to four seconds, and Saturday's winner was the one beaten.
Four Riders Inside Nineteen Seconds in the 50+
Saturday at GO Cross: New Jersey's Dan Larino won the deepest masters field of the day, only three riders finished the 40+ on the lead lap, and the two 44-year-olds who skipped masters for the UCI elite races both got to the end. September 26.