International Cycling Union
Recent Highlights
All Stories for International Cycling Union
Coronavirus Outbreak: Tour de France rescheduled for late-August, race to be held from 29 August to 20 September
•The sport’s governing body International Cycling Union (UCI) said the Tour, initially due to be held from 27 June - 19 July, would be staged from 29 August - 20 September amid measures to contain the coronavirus outbreak
Coronavirus pandemic: International Cycling Union president David Lappartient hopes to reschedule postponed races later in year
•UCI president David Lappartient told French television on Wednesday that he has 'good hope' several races can still go ahead.
International Cycling Union says mixed team event could be included in 2024 Paris Olympics Road Cycling programme
•Mixed-team events have been introduced for swimming and athletics and organisers of this year’s Road Cycling World Championships expect Sunday’s race to attract interest
Indian cyclists Esow Alben, Deborah Herald headline country's challenge at home in Track Asia Cup
•India's main strength will be the junior team led by Esow, currently ranked number 1 in the keirin and sprint event in the UCI world ranking
Austrian cyclists Georg Preidler, Stefan Denifl suspended by International Cycling Union over involvement in international doping ring
•Preidler was not among six athletes arrested last week in a probe into an international doping ring but handed himself in to police in Graz after struggling with his conscience
Movistar terminate Jaime Roson's contract after International Cycling Union confirm his four-year doping suspension
•Movistar had already suspended the 26-year-old Jaime Roson in July when the adverse finding was initially discovered
Asian Games 2018: Olympic Council of Asia foils Russian cyclist Olga Zabelinskaya's attempts to compete for Uzbekistan
•Olga Zabelinskaya, a cyclist who formerly represented Russia, winning silver in the 2016 Rio Olympics, attempted to compete for Uzbekistan at the Asian Games but was denied permission.
Tour de France 2018: Team Sky boss Dave Brailsford criticises organisers for failing to prevent 'intimidating' abuse of British riders
•Geraint Thomas and Chris Froome were on the receiving end of verbal abuse from fans, with Froome getting spat at and Thomas being booed off the podium in Alpe d'Huez.
Tour de France 2018: Geraint Thomas downplays talk of abuse after being booed by fans on Alpe d'Huez
•Chris Froome and Geraint Thomas brushed off any talk of abuse at the hands of fans, after abuse and a cup of water was hurled at them during the 14th stage of the Tour De France 2018.
Chris Froome says he will race at Giro d‘Italia, Tour de France despite ongoing doping investigation
•Chris Froome will ride in the Giro d‘Italia this year and try to defend his Tour de France title even if an investigation into his adverse doping test is ongoing, the Briton said.