UCI
The Latest UCI breaking news from experts at Cycling Weekly
-
Simon Yates not suspended after positive test for Terbutaline, confirms UCIThe British rider is still free to compete as the substance he tested positive for does not entail a provisional suspension from the UCI
By Gregor Brown Published
-
UCI to increase personnel at races to help crack down on breaches of rider safety
Cycling's governing body, the UCI, will increase the number of staff at races to monitor the application of new guidelines to protect riders from race vehicles
By Stuart Clarke Published
-
UCI dismisses threats of Team Time Trial World Champs boycottThe UCI are concerned by suggestions that WorldTour teams will boycott the Team Time Trial World Championships but do not believe abstention will come to fruition
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
-
UCI releases update on 2020 racing return for women and men’s WorldTourThe UCI has released another update on the return of racing with more changes to the women’s and men’s WorldTour calendars.
By Alex Ballinger Published
-
Brian Cookson says he agrees with jail terms for drug cheatsBrian Cookson agrees with the draft bill in Germany that could see dopers sent to jail
By Stuart Clarke Published
-
Hein Verbruggen set to sue UCI over CIRC report claimsIn a 14-page 'Statement of Criticisms', former UCI president Hein Verbruggen blasts the CIRC report for being a 'complete sham' and is likely to sue
By Stuart Clarke Published
-
Nibali criticises Cookson as Astana licence decision nearsVincenzo Nibali has said that UCI president Brian Cookson should have better dialogue with riders after the handling of the Astana licence affair
By Gregor Brown Published
-
Leaked discussions between WADA and UCI reveals tension over Chris Froome salbutamol caseA leaked discussion between the UCI and WADA have revealed the tensions caused by the Chris Froome salbutamol case.
By Alex Ballinger Published
-
Lance Armstrong praises CIRC anti-doping report'I am grateful to CIRC for seeking the truth and allowing me to assist in that search' says Lance Armstrong of extensive report into doping in cycling
By Gregor Brown Published
-
UCI celebrates anti-doping decision to ban all use of a corticosteroid typeThe UCI is celebrating the anti-doping decision to ban all use of a corticosteroid type in competition from next year.
By Alex Ballinger Published
-
18 teams in 2017 UCI WorldTour, including Dimension DataDimension Data's position in the UCI's top-flight WorldTour race calendar is assured for 2017
By Gregor Brown Published
-
Astana still 'very much under scrutiny', says UCI president Brian CooksonAstana could still lose its WorldTour licence before start of 2015 season depending on Padua anti-doping investigation evidence
By Gregor Brown Published
-
Pro riders's union raises concerns over ‘sensitive health data’ amid rise of e-racingThe pro riders union has raised concerns over the sharing of “sensitive health data” amid the rise of e-racing.
By Alex Ballinger Published
-
Peter Sagan extends WorldTour lead after Paris-Roubaix winParis-Roubaix win sees Peter Sagan take a commanding lead in the UCI WorldTour ranking ahead of the Ardennes Classics
By Nigel Wynn Published
-
Lance Armstrong warned about attending Tour of Flanders events by UCI presidentDavid Lappartient says that Lance Armstrong's attendance of events at the 2018 Tour of Flanders is 'not a good idea'
By Gregor Brown Published
-
UCI look to introduce Gravel World ChampionshipsDavid Lappartient said 'cycling changes and we must change too'
By Jonny Long Published
-
UCI reveal more details of minimum wages and other changes to women’s racingThe UCI has revealed more details of long awaited changes to the women’s peloton.
By Alex Ballinger Published
-
Wiggins gets green light to join new team in May and ride Tour de YorkshireThe sport's governing body's decision allows Wiggins to compete in Britain's newest international stage race.
By Nick Bull Published
-
Bergen World Championships organisers still working to minimise financial lossesBergen 2017, Norwegian Cycling Federation and UCI are working together to "minimise any negative impact on all creditors" after 2017 World Championships incurred financial loss
By Nigel Wynn Published
-
Lance Armstrong and Johan Bruyneel hit out at UCI president Brian Cookson over re-electionThe former US Postal pair didn't hide their criticism of UCI president Brian Cookson as he bids for another four years in charge
By Gregor Brown Published
-
Brazilian road race competitor failed dope test a week before Rio OlympicsKleber Da Silva Ramos tested positive for EPO CERA on July 31 in an out-of-competition test prior to the Rio 2016 Olympic Games
By Nigel Wynn Published
-
Alberto Contador dismisses idea of disqualification from Giro d'ItaliaRace leader laughs off suggestions that he could be punished for removing his helmet to put on a cap
By Gregor Brown Published
-
UCI confirms all WorldTour and Pro Continental teams for 2019The UCI has confirmed all the WorldTour and Professional Continental teams that will be racing in 2019.
By Alex Ballinger Published
-
Trade teams will not be allowed to ride track World Cups as UCI overhauls calendarThe UCI has announced a major overhaul of the track cycling calendar, which will see trade teams barred from riding World Cup events.
By Alex Ballinger Published
-
Simon Gerrans clings on to top spot in UCI World Ranking, Kennaugh out of top 10Top 10 of UCI World Ranking gets a major shake-up after the weekend's racing, but Tour Down Under winner Simon Gerrans is still top... for now
By Nigel Wynn Published
-
Philippe Gilbert and 14 other riders fined for riding on pavement at De Panne15 riders, including race winner Philippe Gilbert, have been fined 200 Swiss Francs for riding on the pavement at Three Days of De Panne.
By Chris Marshall-Bell Published
-
Women's World Cup gets extended TV coverage
Coverage of the 2014 women's World Cup road race series available via UCI's YouTube channel
By Nigel Wynn Published
-
UCI president David Lappartient floats idea of introducing team budget capsThe UCI president said a budget cap would "naturally have the strong riders better divided among various teams"
By Gregor Brown Published
-
Brian Cookson: 'New and exciting era' does not have place for Tour of Beijing"You have to develop cycling in countries in a way that's appropriate to them" says Brian Cookson
By Gregor Brown Published
