With the exception of last year, Jingle Cross is held annually at the Johnson County Fairgrounds, 3109 Old Highway 218 S. The event is run by volunteers, and proceeds are donated to the University of Iowa Stead Family Children's Hospital. Jingle Cross is free for spectators, and there is no cost for parking.Oct 14, 2021
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Where is Jingle Cross held?
Iowa City, IowaThe Jingle Cross Cyclo-cross festival, also known as Jingle Cross, is a cyclo-cross race held annually in Iowa City, Iowa, and founded and directed by John Meehan.
How do I watch the UCI Cyclocross World Cup?
on January 28-30, 2022. We're are thrilled to have a World Championship back in the USA! If you are making the trip over to Northwest Arkansas, you can purchase your tickets, here. If you can't make it to the event in-person, you can watch all the races live on Global Cycling Network.
Where to watch world cyclocross championships 2022?
- 2022 UCI Walmart Cyclocross World Championships television/TV live and On Demand broadcasters/streamers include: UCI Channel, Sporza, Eurosport, Ceska TV, TV2/Sport.dk,... Links to come before the events start.
How can I watch the Cyclocross World Cup in 2021?
How to Watch:STREAMING: Watch the 2021 UCI Cyclocross World Cup: Overijse on FloBikes. SIGN UP HERE.On Your TV: Now Available on Roku, Fire TV, Chromecast & Apple TV.Cast: Cast to your smart TV including Vizio, Samsung and LG TVs.On The Go: Download the FloSports app on iOS or Android.
October 15, 2021
The 3-day Jingle Cross Cyclo-Cross Festival October 15-17, 2021 in Iowa City is the largest cyclo-cross event in North America. Our marquis event is the Telenet UCI Cyclo-Cross World Cup, a leg in the global cyclo-cross series featuring the world’s best cross athletes.
Whether you decide to race or watch, there is fun throughout the weekend! Some of the fan-favorites include
Friday Night Frights and Lights The Jingle Cross Christmas theme collides with Halloween as Friday Night Lights changes to Fright Night Frights, the biggest nighttime cyclocross party in the world with a Halloween flair! Watch the UCI C1 race and party to the fantastic selection of tunes from DJ Jay Herman spinning atop Mt. Krumpit.
What is a jingle cross flyover?
Jingle Cross Flyover. The flyover is a popular cyclocross element that you might see at nearly every cyclo-cross venue. It serves as what might be termed a “functional” challenge. Some flyovers are ridable while others are made into stairs.
What is the most famous cyclocross feature in North America?
Mt. Krumpit has become legendary in cyclocross circles as the most infamous cyclo-cross feature in all of North America. It has features within a feature… The Krumpit Run-umpit, The Bobsled Bomb, The Frostbite Forest, The Luge Run, The Crumpet Klimb and The Alpine Slide.
What is the chute in the World Cup?
New for the World Cup in 2016, the Chute is a straight downhill off camber descent takes the riders back down from the Krumpit Klimb and on to the third and final decent down Mt. Krumpit. It’s all downhill from here as riders pass through the North Pole field and onto the finishing straightaway and the finish.
How far apart are the barriers in cyclocross?
The Cross Barriers are a standard in just about every cyclocross race. You can only have one set in a UCI course and they must be 10 meters apart with no more than 2 barriers. It used to be a rule that they had to be exactly 40 cm in height but that rule changed a few years ago so shorter barriers are popular…which invites bunny hopping! Our barriers are put right in the middle of the main field in plain site for all the Who’s of Whoville. Hurdle them on foot or try to clear them on the bike if you have the skills. Watch some of our videos and maybe you can learn the technique!
What is the second descent down from Mt. Krumpit?
Luge Run. The Luge Run is the second descent down from the peak of Mt. Krumpit and it is certainly the most technical. With sweeping off-camber turns and a steep grade, the technical challenges will claim the less skilled riders as they sweep down the face of Mt. Krumpit and back towrds the South Pole.
What are the rules for the World Cup pits?
UCI rules for a World Cup dictate a bidirectional pit area where team mechanics stay to help if their rider has a mechanical problem or needs a bike change. Riders will hit Pit 1 soon after the Holly Jolly Hell Hole. Then after a couple of times up and down Mt. Krumpit, they hit Pit 2 for the second pass by the Pit Area. The Pit is where the really cool team aspect of cyclocross is seen and makes it like NASCAR. A quick pit crew can exchange a bike so fast it looks like they never stopped pedaling. Entry and exits are always marked with a yellow flag. If you enter the pit, you MUST take service or exchange a bike or you will be disqualified.
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