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Bpost Bank Trofee - Koppenbergcross 2012: Hanka Kupfernagel And Sophie De Boer On The Koppenberg, Photos | Cyclingnews.com

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Sophie de Boer (Ned) Young Telenet-Fidea Cycling Team Photos | Cyclingnews.com

Pre-riding the 2012 Plzen CX World Cup course - more photos on Cyclingnews

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From - Field Notes: An Interview with Julie Krasniak by Chris DiStefano Check out this little interview from DiStefano of my favorite lady in Cyclocross. Psyched to use some of my Gloucester photos for this. Man I love this race.

Here’s an excerpt.

…So, before that I did all kind of sports because I like to learn new skills. Also, routine is boring, and I’m for equality and giving chances to everyone and every project. That means every kind of bike too… Cyclocross is new, and I only really started last year, so it’s really exciting because I have improved quickly. Cyclocross is also fast and fast is my favorite. But, my heart for cycling was born in MTB.

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Julie Krasniak by Meg | megmcmahon.com on Flickr.

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3-Peaks-Cyclo-Cross_0971.jpg by britishcycling.org.uk photos on Flickr.

The Three Peaks Cyclo Cross 26/09/2010

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One of my favorite shots of all time. A great capture.

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Roger De Vlaeminck: Monsieur Paris-Roubaix – four-times winner of the Hell of the North.

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Every Thursday, fans take a few minutes to “click-through” the articles on women’s cycling, team websites, athlete pages, programs, affiliated sponsors, and more, and by doing so as a focused, collective effort every week, fans can actually spike the quantitative Return On Investment (ROI) for those companies invested in the sport. In other words, teams and athletes can show their sponsors concrete numbers indicating how they’ve increased web traffic - or click-through rates - for their sponsors; likewise, news sites will see better click-through rates on their articles covering women’s cycling and be encouraged to provide more coverage for the fans. I’m emphasizing women’s cycling here, because that is the context in which this idea was born; however, I want to make it clear that this initiative is a way for all fans to support ALL the good stuff they see happening in the sport - the great junior programs and races, or teams and programs dedicated to upholding clean sport. Whatever you see out there that is good and worthy, click away! Fans can post links, articles, sites, sponsors or other good stuff on Twitter using the hashtag #ClickThruThurs, to share with other fans. For now I encourage everyone to post using the hashtag as much as possible, because at the moment, that is how we can track participation.

ClickThruThurs and Women’s Cycling News - Interview with Amber Pierce - Daily Peloton - Pro Cycling News

Great interview with Cogeas-Pasta Zara rider Amber Pierce, on what #ClickThruThursday is, and how we, fans of women’s cycling, can do something really simple to show teams, riders and sponsors how much we support them. Take 2 minutes to click on some links - and check out the #ClickThruThurs hashtag to see what women’s cycling fans all over the world are recommending. Such a genius idea! And if you haven’t read it already, check out Amber’s original Triple Crankset blog that started it all off

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