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— November 24, 2017
Newly elected president of the UCI, Frenchman David Lappartient took advantage of an interview with AFP to reveal some of his projects for the immediate future of cycling. On your mind... Read more "
— September 22, 2017
The score is perplexing. 37 – 8. More than 80% of the votes. Opposed to the outgoing Briton Brian Cookson, David Lappartient took over the presidency of... Read more "
— September 20, 2017
Arms vigil in Bergen. Thursday, September 21, the 45 electors of the International Cycling Union (UCI) will follow one another in good order in front of the ballot box to appoint their president. On track,... Read more "
— July 19, 2017
He had promised an intense and offensive campaign. He keeps his word. Candidate for the presidency of the International Cycling Union (UCI), David Lappartient (photo above) opened hostilities on... Read more "
— June 29, 2017
Brian Cookson can rub his hands together. Meeting for the second time of the year, Wednesday June 28 in Copenhagen, the steering committee of the International Cycling Union (UCI) approved... Read more "
— June 21, 2017
He knew how to create suspense. He suggested no, then suggested maybe, before slipping in a why not. Tuesday June 20, one day from... Read more "
— June 12, 2017
The IOC has sorted it out. Friday June 9, its executive board blew the dust off the Olympic program. It was time. The result leaves no one indifferent.... Read more "
— April 18, 2017
Brian Cookson wants to come back. The English leader, elected president of the International Cycling Union in September 2013, where he succeeded Irishman Pat McQuaid, beat a... Read more "
— April 14, 2017
A first step towards Olympic recognition? A delegation of IOC observers traveled to Hong Kong, where the cycling world championships are currently taking place... Read more "
— March 9, 2017
Very electoral week for David Lappartient. Last Sunday, the French leader was re-elected by acclamation, in Brussels, for a second term as president of the European Cycling Union... Read more "
