EuroCrossCamp VII Alum Yannick Eckmann (Clif Bar Development Team) took 4th place in the German Nationals on January 10th, 2010. Eckmann, a Boulder, Colorado resident, moved to the US several years ago with his family, but still holds a German racing license. He'll again represent Germany at the World Championships in Tabor, Czech Republic at the end of January.
1 Jannick Geisler (Ger) Harburger RG
2 Wenzel Böhm-Gräber (Ger) RSC Wiesbaden
3 Jasha Sütterlin (Ger) RSV Edelweiß Achkarren
4 Yannick Eckmann (Ger) SV Kirchzarten
5 Julian Lehmann (Ger) Harburger RG
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Looks like EuroCrossCamp.com got picked for site of the week by Cyclocross Republic. Check it out: http://cxrepublic.com/
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Joe Dombrowski (Haymarket Bicycles/HomeVisit) get's interviewed on In The Crosshairs. Joe and InTheCrosshairs discuss everything 'cross related at EuroCrossCamp including the House, Race day food and funny events. Maybe the best, funniest event of the Camp, according to Dombrowski was a little elbow thrown by Jerome Townsend. "At Noordzecross in Middlekerke, Jerome Townsend was rolling in fifth into the first corner. He was elbowing some Belgian dude who was yelling at him. He looked over and it was Sven Nys."
Check out the entire interview on In The Crosshairs and enjoy the interesting...
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Jamie Mack of Cyclocross Magazine had a talk with EuroCrossCamp Alum Zach McDonald at the end of ECXC VII. Read the entire article on CXMagazine.com
Cyclocross Magazine has had the pleasure of talking to a few of the younger racers that attended EuroCrossCamp this year. As the camp winds down, I spoke with one of the camp veteran’s, Zach McDonald, almost a year after we last interviewed him after his break-out performance at the 2009 Roubaix World Cup. At 19 years of age, McDonald has been known to ‘cross fans for a couple of years now; he’s already been through the camp three times,...
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For the last race of the camp we made the foray into the Netherlands for the GP Groenendaal. Those of us still left to race were faced with snowy, icy conditions that mother nicely decided to bookend our trip with. Snow for arriving, snow for leaving, and lots of Belgian mud in between. The course was tricky to say the least. Had it been dry it would have been pretty interesting with far more swoopy turns then any of the other courses we had raced on. However, with the combination of a few inches of fresh snow and the ground being frozen solid, it turned into a race of fewer errors and who was the most...
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