Noah and Issam return to discuss the calendar for the 2026-2027 cyclocross world cup

In this episode of the cyclocross social podcast, Noah and Issam take the time to discuss the bid for cyclocross to become an Olympic winter sport. In a long conversation, which sometimes gets a tad technical, they dive deep into how the sport or organized, how that could change, and how cyclocross compares to the current program.

One more time! Noah and Issam discuss the final race of the 2025-26 cyclocross season. They go over the win of Vandeputte and Van der Heijden, but also take the time to talk about the riders retiring.

Noah and Issam get together to discuss the final double weekend of the season. They go ovoer the exact cross in Sint Niklaas and the X2O in Brussels.

Noah and Issam discuss the penultimate round of the X2O Trophy. They go over the last cyclocross action, with Vandeputte and Alvarado taking the win

Noah and Issam discuss the final round of the superprestige in Middelkerke! They go over the battle for the overall, in which Van Alphen was aided by Van der Heijde. They also go over the Pauwels Sauzen double podium in the mens.

Noah and Issam discuss the last days of racing at the 2026 Cyclocross World Championships. Sadly the audio quality wasn't great today, as it was hard to find a good place to record. Notes taken, and saved for next year. Still, they go over the 8th title of Van der Poel, the podium battle, and the Dutch sweep

Noah and Issam join forces to discuss the second day of racing at the 2026 cyclocross world championships! They discuss the womens elite race for most of the episode, covering the win of Brand and how Alvarado and Pieterse did. They also go over the U23M and U19W races

Noah and Patrick join you from Hulst where they talk about their first two days at cyclocross world championships. They go over the course, and the mixed relay.

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Noah and Issam take their time to preview all 7 races at the upcoming cyclocross world championships in Hulst this weekend! Can anyone beat Van der Poel, who will come out on top of the womens race and who are the top talents to keep in sight this weekend?