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Cringletie hosts official UCI World Championships luncheon - Vimarsana News

Cringletie hosts official UCI World Championships luncheon

His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco, UCI President David Lappartient and UCI Director General Amina Lanaya visited the hotel for an…

UCI warns it is "impossible" to get away with hidden motors, all 997 Tour de France tests negative - Vimarsana News

UCI warns it is "impossible" to get away with hidden motors, all 997 Tour de France tests negative

UCI officials carried out 837 tests before Tour de France stages and 160 at the end of stages, none of which showed a rider using a bike with a hidden motor UCI says large number of tests carried out at the 2023 Tour de France, all negative. Read more as UCI warns riders "it is impossible to use a propulsion system hidden in a bike without being exposed".

Source: road.cc
UCI launches new programme to protect cycling's integrity - Vimarsana News

UCI launches new programme to protect cycling's integrity

The International Cycling Union is aiming to encourage stakeholders to play an active role in "protecting the physical and psychological integrity of those involved in our sport" with its new campaign urging people to use reporting platform "SpeakUp".

UCI Race participants challenged to make positive difference - Vimarsana News

UCI Race participants challenged to make positive difference

The Pledge will support the key principles of the Equality, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) Framework, using the platform of a global event as a…

UCI in "healthy financial position" after limiting 2021 losses - Vimarsana News

UCI in "healthy financial position" after limiting 2021 losses

The International Cycling Union was able to limit its operating loss in 2021 to CHF1.7 million, excluding Olympic income, the newly released Annual Report shows.