Kimmage: An apology to the UCI is laughable
The UCI has won its defamation case against Floyd Landis, but Paul Kimmage says he'll take the on the federation
The Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) is the international governing body for the sport of cycling, based in Switzerland. It oversees world championships for road, mountain bike, track, and cyclocross disciplines, sanctions all major international competitions, and tabulates points rankings for the disciplines throughout the season, among other responsibilities.
The Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) is the international governing body for the sport of cycling, based in Switzerland. It oversees world championships for road, mountain bike, track, and cyclocross disciplines, sanctions all major international competitions, and tabulates points rankings for the disciplines throughout the season, among other responsibilities.
The UCI has won its defamation case against Floyd Landis, but Paul Kimmage says he'll take the on the federation
Alain Rumpf, president of Global Cycling Promotions, addresses controversy surrounding the Tour of Beijing and the commercial expansion of cycling
A Swiss judge issued a “judgment by default” in favor of UCI in its defamation lawsuit against Floyd Landis
What can we read into USADA's Armstrong file hold-up?
Former U.S. Postal rider urges the UCI board to remove Pat McQuaid and Hein Verbruggen from the sport's governing body
World Series Cycling to offer UCI a stake in the 'breakaway league'
Writing in The Sunday Times, journalist David Walsh says the report shows UCI missed many opportunities to crush a doping conspiracy
Irish journalist says the only way to solve the unrest in cycling is to do away with the federation whose leaders are suing him
UCI president issues press release suggesting that USADA continues to compile evidence against Lance Amstrong
The UCI has hit back at comments by the French Minister of Sport, who said the UCI must act quickly to strip Armstrong of his Tour wins
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Controversial UCI president Pat McQuaid says the governing body will not offer amnesty to past dopers
Scot roasts the UCI and Hein Verbruggen and says the USADA-Armstrong case could be 'the best thing' for cycling
UCI chief says that barring any substantial problems it does not plan to appeal the USADA verdict
UCI president Pat McQuaid says his organization would “do well” to introduce an amnesty program.
USA Cycling accepts the UCI's claim of jurisdiction in the U.S. Postal Service investigation, according to press reports
UCI president Pat McQuaid says USADA is willing to bend the rules to nab Armstrong and needs an independent review
Steve Johnson says U.S. federation won't make a comment on pending Armstrong litigation or doping case
Both sides claim jurisdiction in the Lance Armstrong inquiry
UCI president lauds the passport program after four years, saying the proof of less doping is on the road
Tech editor Nick Legan answers questions on technical innovation in the WorldTour, bottom bracket replacement, gearing for wheel changes
The UCI should rewrite the technical rulebook to free up innovation and benefit riders, manufacturers and fans
Voigt insulted race jury after being fined for signing in late in the pre-stage sign-in
Karston Kroon fed up with UCI over Contador case; David Millar talks about his Olympic ban; Stijn Devolder 'feels so much better than last year'
The UCI is concerned that disc brakes that work significantly better than other types could create a dangerous situation.
Federation implements stricter rules regarding equipment modifications
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AIGCP members registered a unanimous vote of no confidence in UCI leadership
The UCI is working with three endangered Spanish WorldTour races to prevent their cancellation
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UCI audit suggests the pro peloton is avoiding economic downturn
So far 96 models have been approved, and 43 more are currently being examined
A conversation with UCI president Pat McQuaid
A conversation with UCI president Pat McQuaid
A conversation with UCI president Pat McQuaid
The Lugano Charter has been a disappointment, the fallout of a blend of regulatory ambiguity and lackluster enforcement.
UCI clarifies level-saddle ruling, adds water bottle regulation
The United States will field 14 UCI-registered pro men's teams and two women's squads in 2012.
Geox-TMC did not make the cut as the UCI announced its final list of 22 UCI Professional Continental teams on Monday.
"I have not commented on my case and I will not until the process is completed"
The Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) announced Wednesday that it has provisionally suspended banned Australian cyclist Deon Locke after he failed a doping test in October.
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The UCI allowed a clearer picture into how the ProTeam lineup will shape up next season when it released its first round of evaluation of teams bucking for spots in the 18-squad league.
The future of Geox-TMC is hanging in the balance after Italian shoemaker Geox did not post a required bank guarantee to underwrite the team's budget for 2012.
UCI president Pat McQuaid defended cycling's governing body's move into event promotion and argued that next week's Tour of Beijing will give the UCI a stronger financial base for the future to promote its agenda.
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BOULDER, Colo. (VN) – The USA Pro Cycling Challenge will return with an upgrade in 2012 after the UCI last week awarded the event 2.HC status. The second-year Colorado race will upgrade to the highest registration level short of the World Tour and will run August 20-26.
The UCI has decided to postpone the introduction of an outright race ban in all pro racing for at least another year, smoothing the way for the top professional teams to attend next month's Tour of Beijing.
World cycling chiefs confirmed Saturday that the 18 WorldTour leading teams will compete at the inaugural Tour of Beijing in October after a "truce" had been called amid threat of a boycott.
UCI Press Release on Gerard Vroomen comments
PARIS, Aug 11, 2011 (AFP) - World cycling's ruling body has angrily hit back at suggestions by Cervélo co-founder Gerard Vroomen that the UCI has lacked bite in implementing its own biological passport program.
World cycling's ruling body is set to look into the reasons behind a raft of crashes which have decimated the field during the first nine stages of the Tour de France.
UCI press release on Alexander Kolobnev doping positive
The professional team’s association on Friday continued the public debate with the UCI over enforcement of a rule requiring saddles to be horizontal.
Teams' association press release on UCI saddle inspection
The UCI will begin random bike controls at the Tour de France
This time the UCI is making sure that saddles are "horizontal."
The UCI is taking a second look at the 6.8kg (14.99lb) weight limit currently inflicted on race bikes.
Readers chime in on the UCI's technical rules — would the world be better off with no UCI?
The UCI issued a warning Thursday advising teams and riders that several blood samples are undergoing expert scrutiny in advance of the Tour de France to determine whether blood doping or other forms of manipulation have taken place.
The UCI management committee has approved measures that would prevent anyone who has violated cycling’s anti-doping regulations to be employed in the sport.
The UCI's press releases urges the media and fans to show Contador respect.
The UCI's management committee on Thursday urged fans and the media to show the "utmost sense of responsibility" toward Alberto Contador at the Tour de France.
Pro riders would be able to switch teams in the first half of August under certain conditions under a rule change approved by the UCI's Professional Cycling Council Wednesday in Maastricht, Netherlands.
In a statement on its website Monday the UCI said it "categorically rejects" the allegations made by Tyler Hamilton on Sunday's episode of the CBS News program "60 Minutes."
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UCI president Pat McQuaid apologized to pro riders about a leaked list published in L’Equipe this week, but staunchly defended the biological passport program.
STATELINE, Nevada (VN) – Christian Vande Velde said he went through a range of emotions Friday after learning of the leak to French publication L’Equipe of the UCI’s suspicious riders list from the 2010 Tour de France.
PARIS (AFP) — The International Cycling Union (UCI) on Thursday criticized the French sports daily L'Equipe for planning to publish results from anti-doping tests taken on the eve of the 2010 Tour de France.
The UCI is on a tear these days, regulating, banning and measuring every millimeter of a bike and its components. Lennard Zinn is clearly annoyed.