UCI

One's rough-around-the-edges, the other is refined and data-driven, but the two disciplines may have more in common than we think

By Meg Elliot Published 11 September 25

According to the world governing body, Lance Armstrong's former manager was "not authorised" to be present in the race paddock

By Tom Thewlis Published 23 July 25

Race will increase to five stages next year, British Cycling announces

By Tom Thewlis Published 26 June 25

An equal amount of points per race will be up for grabs for both women and men in new UCI ruling for 2026

By Meg Elliot Published 24 June 25

Pro women's union The Cyclists Alliance joins chorus of disapproval of 40cm handlebar width rule unveiled earlier this month.

By Vern Pitt Published 21 June 25

Change made after recommendation from SafeR commission, trials thought to take place at Tour of Guangxi

By Tom Thewlis Published 19 June 25

New restrictions 'may increase the risk of discomfort, reduced control, and long-term injury'

By Tom Davidson Published 18 June 25

Governing body to remain in discussions with project representatives, as 2026 WorldTour calendars announced

By Tom Davidson Published 13 June 25

Number of teams to increase from 22 to 23 at men's Grand Tours

By Tom Davidson Published 31 March 25

The Road World Championships are due to be held in Kigali this September, but Rwanda is involved in armed conflict in the neighbouring DRC

By Tom Thewlis Published 25 February 25

World governing body 'closely monitoring' situation in east Africa with showpiece event set to visit Rwanda in September

By Tom Thewlis Published 31 January 25

World governing body still undecided on radios, gear restrictions, regulations surrounding rim height and handlebar widths and wider rules in sprint finishes

By Tom Thewlis Published 17 January 25

A handful of team personnel only learned on social media that they would not have jobs in 2025 after Saint Piran's demise

By Tom Thewlis Published 28 November 24

British Continental team Saint Piran charging hefty fee for data review with no guarantee that applicants will get a place on the team

By Tom Thewlis Published 13 November 24

British team glued fake UCI compliance labels to open mould frames purchased from far east

By Tom Thewlis Published 17 October 24

The UCI hopes that informants and whistleblowers will increase their knowledge of "new and innovative – and hard to detect – technology in bikes."

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 28 September 24

Barbara Guarischi becomes first rider to receive booking after yellow card trial brought in by world governing body

By Tom Thewlis Published 15 August 24

UCI bans Fazli Ahmad Fazli following almost three-year investigation

By Tom Davidson Published 17 July 24

President David Lappartient also says that he is "not afraid to to catch a top rider" should they be using motored assistance inside their bike

By Chris Marshall-Bell Published 28 June 24

The way time gaps are calculated is also set to be altered

By Adam Becket Published 13 June 24

Team reacts to governing body statement on Tuesday, day after new helmet was debuted

By Tom Thewlis Published 5 March 24

The 'head sock' is out, with more helmets to be reviewed - whilst hookless rim investigation is still ongoing

By Adam Becket Published 5 March 24

Review follows Thomas De Gendt’s heavy crash at men’s UAE Tour

By Tom Thewlis Published 1 March 24

Franck Bonnamour's biological passport is under investigation by the UCI

By Tom Davidson Published 5 February 24

Riders are at risk of fines and suspension if they compete in the planned DerbyWheel

By Tom Davidson Published 20 December 23

Offences for non-compliant clothing and unauthorised feeding set to carry harsher fines

By Tom Davidson Published 21 November 23

Report is part of world governing body’s commitment to reduce impact of its operations on environment

By Tom Thewlis Published 26 October 23