— October 29, 2013
Times are changing at the UCI. Now chaired by the Englishman Brian Cookson, the International Cycling Union has decided to launch an audit on the effectiveness of its measures to combat... Read more "
— October 25, 2013
Strong support for Brian Cookson. Chris Froome, the last winner of the Tour de France, stands behind the new president of the UCI in his desire to rid... Read more "
— October 11, 2013
Christophe Ubschmid has left his position as Director General of the UCI. An engineer by training, the Swiss joined the UCI in 2011, succeeding his compatriot Jean-Pierre Strebel. His ouster... Read more "
— October 11, 2013
From Beijing where he is traveling, the new President of the UCI made his first statement to the press. Two weeks after his election, he said to himself... Read more "
— September 30, 2013
David Lappartient, the president of the French Cycling Federation (and the European Cycling Union) is gaining ground. In Florence, he was appointed vice-president of the UCI, in... Read more "
— September 18, 2013
A little over a week before the vote, the two candidates for the presidency of the International Cycling Union (UCI) are firing their last shots. The Briton Brian Cookson has just advanced... Read more "
— September 16, 2013
Bad blow for Pat McQuaid. Ebn race to succeed himself as president of the UCI, the Irishman should not be able to count on the votes of Europe. The union... Read more "
— August 26, 2013
Good news for Brian Cookson: Australia has chosen to give him its vote in the election for president of the International Cycling Union, scheduled for the end of September in Florence. Cycling... Read more "
— August 2, 2013
Discontent is growing at the UCI. Igor Makarov, a Russian cycling leader, has threatened to take legal action against the Union Cycliste Internationale if the campaign rules for the election... Read more "
— July 30, 2013
The battle between Irishman Pat McQuaid and Englishman Brian Cookson for the presidency of the International Cycling Union (UCI) is taking a new turn, again... Read more "