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The Latest UCI breaking news from experts at Cycling Weekly
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Astana 'in a serious situation' after doping positives, says UCIPositive EPO tests for Maxim and Valentin Iglinskiy of Astana 'raises questions' about the team's management
By Gregor Brown Published
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Giro jury right to punish Richie Porte, says Brian CooksonUCI president Brian Cookson says that the Giro d'Italia race jury acted correctly in penalising Richie Porte and Simon Clarke after the wheel-change incident
By Gregor Brown Published
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UCI votes to to limit number of terms a president can sitUCI presidential terms will be restricted to three years under the latest changes to the governing body's constitution
By Stuart Clarke Published
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UCI to introduce 'waste zones' for riders to deposit their litterRiders will only be allowed to drop their litter in designated waste zones
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Rio Olympic velodrome finally handed over to organisersRiders are able to practise on the Olympic velodrome track but there is still work needed to finish the venue ahead of the Games
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Chris Froome: WADA and UCI need to urgently address TUE systemThree-time Tour de France winner Chris Froome published a statement on twitter as the storm around TUEs continues
By Jack Elton-Walters Published
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UCI suspends all events on international calendarThere's no guarantee cancelled races will be rescheduled later in the year
By Jonny Long Published
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'It seems like David Lappartient has something against Team Sky. It looks quite personal, and that's wrong’Quick-Step director Brian Holm slams the UCI president after his comments about Sky, budget caps and further reducing team sizes
By Gregor Brown Published
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'What's the point in being a WorldTour race?' - RideLondon race director criticises UCI's latest reformsMick Bennett, the race director of RideLondon, has criticised the UCI's U-turn on not awarding ranking points to teams and riders in the 10 new WorldTour races.
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
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'However you view Oleg Tinkov you cannot see his departure as anything but bad for cycling'Velon CEO Graham Bartlett sees Oleg Tinkov's departure from cycling as bad for the sport, but a potential wake-up call for those in the sport to work together on its future
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Cookson fires back at Verbruggen's 'agreement' claims as UCI feud continuesUCI president Brian Cookson says a confidential agreement made with Hein Verbruggen is now null, with the former president not respecting his commitments
By Stuart Clarke Published
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Motor found in Belgian cyclo-cross bike 'a disgrace' says national cycling coachBelgian cycling federation and UCI respond to the discovery of an electric motor hidden in under-23 rider Femke Van den Driessche's bike
By Gregor Brown Published
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UCI tests 117 riders for tramadol after painkiller banned in professional cyclingThe UCI has tested 117 riders for the painkiller tramadol after the substance was banned in professional cycling earlier this year.
By Alex Ballinger Published
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Chris Froome should be 'voluntarily suspended' by Team Sky, says anti-doping groupMovement for Credible Cycling urges Team Sky to suspend Chris Froome while the investigation continues into his adverse analytical finding for salbutamol
By Henry Robertshaw Published
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On-bike camera videos: Five of the bestFrom bunch sprints to crashes, on-bike cameras have already caught some memorable racing moments, and could soon be regular features in races like the Tour de France
By Richard Windsor Published
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Interviewing Pat McQuaid
By Edward Pickering Published
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Team Sky back on top in WorldTourTeam Sky's successful Critérium du Dauphiné campaign sees them regain the top spot in the team ranking. Alejandro Valverde increases lead in rider ranking
By Nigel Wynn Published
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UCI and WADA obtain samples from Operation Puerto blood bagsWorld Anti-Doping Agency and UCI are storing samples from Operation Puerto in an accredited laboratory 'outside Spain'
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Everything you need to know about Chris Froome's salbutamol caseWe answer the main questions after the UCI cleared Chris Froome of any wrongdoing in the salbutamol case that has hung over him for the last few months.
By Nigel Wynn Published
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Brian Cookson calls for 'full disclosure' about Team Sky's mystery medical packageUCI president Brian Cookson has called for David Brailsford to fully disclose the contents of the suspicious package that Sky received at the 2011 Dauphiné.
By Henry Robertshaw Published
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UCI confirms that IAM Cycling is set for WorldTour 'pending paperwork'Union Cycliste Internationale is reviewing IAM Cycling's paperwork prior to issuing the Swiss team with a WorldTour licence
By Gregor Brown Published
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UCI bans Tour de France motorhomes, much to Chris Froome's displeasureChris Froome and all other riders will have to put up with dodgy hotel rooms at the Tour de France as the UCI rule out the use of motorhomes
By Stuart Clarke Published
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UCI to 'strengthen' TUE procedures after Froome fiascoUCI president Brian Cookson makes assurances that therapeutic use exemption procedure will be strengthened
By Gregor Brown Published
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UCI releases full calendar for new ProSeries racesThe UCI has released the full calendar for the new ProSeries races, as the governing body redesigns lower division of professional cycling.
By Alex Ballinger Published
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Former Team Sky rider banned for doping two years after he retiredA former Team Sky rider has been banned for doping, despite having retired two years ago.
By Alex Ballinger Published
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New rule introduced to improve safety of riders in Tour de France bunch sprintsUCI announces that a gap between riders during sprint stage finishes will be determined at three seconds rather than one second, to prevent 'stress and risk'
By Nigel Wynn Published
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UCI President David Lappartient: 'We must not seek to neutralise every race'The Frenchman also described the neutralisation of the final stage of last year's Giro as 'ridiculous'
By Jonny Long Published
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Bold action needed from UCI over disc brakes, says Astana bossAstana team manager Giuseppe Martinelli has called on the UCI to show leadership in the disc brake debate, either making all riders use them or not.
By Gregor Brown Published
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UCI appeal to take Kreuziger bio-passport case to the CASThe UCI and the World Anti-Doping Agency have appealed against the Czech Olympic Committee's decision to clear Roman Kreuziger after irregularities were found in his biological passport
By Gregor Brown Published
