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British cycling chief could pose real threat to Pat McQuaid's UCI leadership position

Brian Cookson will reportedly run for president of the UCI ahead of September's election

UCI chief to serve four more years on Olympics panel

President says the sport's global governing body is working with USADA, hopes for external audit to start in June

USADA is asking questions about the former Postal Service management team and the UCI and USA Cycling are pointing at each other

The Swiss cycling federation has nominated Pat McQuaid for a third term as UCI president

Cycling world governing body wants access to the more than 200 blood and plasma bags seized in raids during the Puerto investigation

Allegations of mismanagement have popular cycling bloggers at odds and Paul Kimmage pondering walking away from cycling

Tensions between the two organizations arose during Paris-Nice in March

Cycling Ireland bowed to pressure from its members and has revoked its nomination of Pat McQuaid for the upcoming UCI presidential election

Governing body responds to Travis Tygart's claims of "doing nothing" to help rid the sport of doping

Vice president of Irish cycling resigns after board supports Pat McQuaid's reelection bid

The Irish cycling federation has backed UCI president Pat McQuaid for a third term.

U.S. cyclocross champion details his run-in with the UCI over race insurance and talks about racing for three more seasons

Cycling governing bodies say they will strictly enforce unsanctioned races rule in 2014

California-based mountain bike team will send its elite roster to Arizona event, argues legitimacy of UCI license rule

Jeremy Horgan-Kobelski writes that unsanctioned racing is a vital pipeline for young athletes and sponsors in North America

USAC, OBRA officials and riders weigh in on flare-up over licensed riders in unsanctioned races

The way in which the UCI calculates points for pro teams is complicated, but recent changes have made it more transparent

Former French sports minister says IOC, FIFA, Verbruggen pressured to ease doping law for Olympics, World Cup

Cycling's international governing body meets again this weekend as part of its effort to improve the sport for the future

American cycling benefactor says that without large-scale change to the way cycling does business, he and others will leave

UCI president says World Anti-Doping Code is limiting, and continues to discount evidence that Armstrong doped in 2009-10

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French anti-doping agency AFLD will lead the doping controls at international bike races, including the Tour de France

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"I don't want that another team has to go through what we've been through," says the world No. 1

Now that CAS has weighed in on Katusha's behalf the sport awaits UCI's decision

Russian squad awaits Friday CAS ruling and the expected fall-out

IOC president Jacques Rogge reiterated his confidence in UCI president Pat McQuaid on Wednesday

Aussie blood doping expert says UCI derelict in its clean sporting duties if it did not put Armstrong's passport out for expert review

UCI volleys back at Michael Ashenden, claiming that Armstrong's samples after May 2009 did not draw red flags from passport software

UCI president outlines its 2013 stakeholder process to "give cycling momentum"

Aussie blood expert says he did not review Armstrong's passport files after May 2009

Joaquim Rodríguez says he is focused on the classics and may stick it out with Katusha if CAS rules against the Russian squad this week

Source says that UCI's release of Armstrong bio passport review information is limited to avoid 2009 Tour red flags

Management Committee votes to extend glucocorticosteroid racing break from 48 hours to eight days

UCI claims Ashenden reviewed and approved Armstrong's 2009 bio passport, which he has said was indicative of blood doping

High sporting court will rule on Russian squad's licensing case next week

Blood doping expert says Pat McQuaid was misleading in a recent VeloNews interview

The UCI president talks with VeloNews about independent drug testing, culture change, running for reelection, and Hein Verbruggen

In an exclusive interview, UCI president Pat McQuaid discusses anti-doping efforts, his controversial presidency, Armstrong, and more

Mechanics lament change, but agree with commissaires that the move is safety-minded and fair

The world governing body says some riders were tested less often because they had established blood profiles

Former UCI doping expert says governing body cut back on testing in 2010, despite public comments to the contrary

Banned former world champion says via email that the UCI has no place at the table in moving cycling forward

McQuaid publishes private e-mails after WADA president lashes out over its announcement on Monday of an amnesty partnership

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Governing body pledges to pursue truth and reconciliation after weekend discussions with WADA

The Associated Press reports that Armstrong would prefer to speak to the UCI and WADA

Unearthing crime and corruption is all well and good, pros agree, but when does the sport stop digging?

The Independent Commission set up to review the UCI's treatment of Lance Armstrong pushes back against calls to close it

UCI president steps down from commission analyzing Olympic host proposals claiming schedule conflicts

Armstrong's UCI donation was a two-part payment to support anti-doping efforts, split between 2002 and 2007

Verbruggen warned riders of suspicious blood values in cases where evidence lacked to open proceedings

The procedural hearing is rescheduled for Friday in London

Skins chairman and Change Cycling Now backer Jaimie Fuller says the UCI review panel could resign if it continues to be limited

We run through the key questions Armstrong addressed — or didn't — in the first portion of his confessional with Oprah Winfrey

Vaughters urges Armstrong to follow through on indication that he would testify to anti-doping authorities

Worlds Anti-Doping Agency chief pushes back at the UCI, calls review process "useless"

UCI president Pat McQuaid urges professionals to call in under strict anonymity to report doping pressures and other issues

Governing body cites IOC pressure, WADA Code in decision to outlaw amnesty program in review

An IOC spokesperson says it is unlikely, given the UCI's recent anti-doping actions, that cycling will miss the Rio 2016 Games

The sport deserves better than the UCI is giving it through its restrictive review rules

The UCI's independent review panel as spoken out in opposition to the body, siding with WADA and USADA in outlining its terms

USADA's Tygart fears UCI has "has blindfolded and handcuffed" its so-called independent commission

UCI issues no comment until the Armstrong/Oprah interview airs on Thursday, but urges the Texan to talk with its review commission

Rules, liability questions and who's really growing the sport have USA Cycling and the Oregon Bicycle Racing Association at odds

The sole exception will be the road team time trial, underwritten by a contribution from the UCI WorldTour’s reserve and solidarity fund

Once a major force across Europe, Spanish cycling is a shadow of its former glorious self in the 1980s and 1990s.

Russian team boss speaks at bitter team presentation

Four women's teams among the 15 UCI registered squads announced by USA Cycling on Wednesday

Champion System is back in the sport's second division with two other late additions, but the Russian squad is up for additional review

The UCI points toward string of doping positives, Kolobnev's alleged 2010 Liège deal and the appointment of Ekimov

WADA chief John Fahey and Change Cycling Now backer Jaimie Fuller express concern over independence of UCI's 'independent commission'

UCI president says the Change Cycling Now group is irrelevant and asks what LeMond has done for cycling in 25 years

The UCI initially demanded $3.24 million from Contador over his clenbuterol case and the two settled this week at CAS

Stakeholders will cover four main topic areas in January summit: globalization, anti-doping, cyclists and calendar

The Chicago Tribune reports that the UCI has officially stripped Armstrong of his Tour titles