Belgium's Christmas series or Kerstperiode got underway last weekend with Waaslandcross and an epically wet and cold Namur World Cup. While some racers may still be licking their wounds from Namur, the Kerstperiode racing will resume on Thursday December 26th. 

Belgium's Christmas series or Kerstperiode got underway last weekend with Waaslandcross and the Namur World Cup. Suffice it to say, the opening weekend did not disappoint. 

Belgium’s iconic Christmas series or Kerstperiode kicked off this weekend with Waaslandcross in Sint-Niklaas and with the infamous Namur World Cup on Sunday. 

Belgium's iconic Christmas series kicks off this weekend with the Rectavit Waaslandcross in Sint-Niklaas and with the Telenet UCI World Cup in Namur.

Belgium's Christmas series is the peak of the international cyclocross season. Many of the sport's most iconic courses are featured throughout these action-packed two weeks, and the top racers will be on top form.

In Tabor and Hamme, Annemarie Worst defined herself as the rider to beat in the elite women’s field. Both Yara Kastelijn and Ceylin del Carmen Alvarado have won big races this year, but Worst was impressive in winning both the Tabor World Cup and the second round of the DVV Trofee series, Flandriencross. (And headline writers rejoiced! Worst Was First.)

The UCI Cyclocross World Cup continued this weekend in Tabor, Czech Republic. World Champion Mathieu Van Der Poel continued his winning streak despite a third row start and Annemarie Worst scored her second World Cup win of the season. 

Kaitie Keough is all in on Belgian cyclocross this season, with a schedule packed with DVV and World Cup racing and a studio apartment in Sittard, The Netherlands.

The fourth round of the UCI Cyclocross World Cup will take place in Tabor, Czech Republic on Saturday, followed on Sunday by Flandriencross, the third race in Belgium's DVV Trofee series. Download the FloSports app to watch on Roku, Apple TV 4 or your preferred IOS or Andrioid device.

Long plagued by early season illness, injury and allergies, the American Queen of cross Katie Compton is off to a strong and consistent season.

The Telenet UCI Cyclocross World Cup returns this Saturday for its fourth round in Tabor, Czech Republic. 

Jonathan Page is a four time national cyclocross champion and silver medalist at the cyclocross world championships. For the majority of his cyclocross career, Page lived and raced in Belgium. He retired from elite level racing at U.S. nationals in January of 2018.