16 athletes are heading to Hoogerheide, Netherlands on February 2-5 for the 2023 UCI Cyclocross World Championships. Meet the Team: usacycling.org/article/usa-cy…
Clara Honsinger leads USA's ambitions at Cyclocross World Championships
CyclocrossThursday, 12 January 2023 at 03:00
The Cyclocross World Championships will be happening in less than a month, and the United States has announced the names of the riders who will be participating. Leading the team will be Clara Honsinger.
Honsinger, who recently retained her national champion title for the third year in a row, is gearing up to fight for the World Champion title, she will be accompanied by Raylyn Nuss.
In the men's elite race, Curtis White will be the sole representative this time, as he competes in his tenth World Championship. Jesse Anthony, the Director, is convinced of the abilities of the team.“USA Cycling has a strong team heading to Hoogerheide in a few weeks. The development team had two podiums in the junior races and are well-prepared for the lead into the World Championships, including the final World Cup in France, before we head to Hoogerheide,” concluded Anthony.
USA Elite Men for World Championships: Curtis White
USA Elite Women for World Championships: Clara Honsinger and Raylyn Nuss.
USA U23 Men for World Championships: Jack Spranger and Andrew Strohmeyer.
USA U23 Women for World Championships: Lizzy Gunsalus and Madigan Munro.
USA Junior Men for World Championships: Andrew August, Daniel English, Miles Mattern, Ben Stokes, David Thompson and Magnus White.
USA Junior Women for World Championships: Vida Lopez de San Roman, Kaya Musgrave and Samantha Scott.
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