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July is synonymous with Grand Tours, both for the women’s and men’s professional pelotons.
I was privileged to be at the Grand Départ of the Tour de France in Lille on 5 July and follow a day of action which set the tone for a magnificent three weeks of racing that finishes in Paris this Sunday, 27 July. I look forward to being in the French capital to see the riders arrive.
The day before the end of the 112th edition of the Tour de France, the women’s professional peloton sets off for the fourth edition of the Tour de France Femmes avec Zwift. While the women’s French tour has a shorter history, it is already a not-to-be-missed feature of the UCI Women’s WorldTour. It is the second women’s Grand Tour of the month, coming just two weeks after the Giro d’Italia Women.
At the beginning of July, I was pleased to welcome a delegation from the Japan Keirin Association to our UCI headquarters in Aigle, Switzerland. It was very interesting to talk with the association’s President Mr Hiroshi Kido and General Director Mr Fumihisa Asano and share our visions for the future development of track cycling.
The same week, we had a visit from the Turkish Cycling Federation. I had constructive discussions with Federation President Mr Emin Müftüoğlu and Management Committee member Mr. Mehmet Sarıtaş, reinforcing our collaboration to develop cycling at all levels. I had equally positive exchanges with the President of the Belgian Cycling Federation Tom Van Damme when he came to our offices on 24 July.
As you are all aware, 2025 is a hugely significant year for cycling in Africa, with the UCI Road World Championships being held in Kigali, Rwanda, in September. It was my great pleasure to welcome the President of the Rwandan Cycling Federation Samson Ndayishimiye to our headquarters to discuss the preparations and details of this historic event that sees Africa hosting this event for the first time.
The Federation President also joined us at the seventh stage of the Tour de France between Saint-Malo and Mûr de Bretagne on 11 July which turned the spotlight on African cycling. Twelve young African riders from the UCI World Cycling Centre Africa 2025 strategy – currently training in Brittany – were welcomed onto the sign-in podium and met some of the biggest names in the Tour, including Eritrean Biniam Girmay before the start and stage winner and yellow-jersey wearer Tadej Pogačar at the end. This was an unforgettable day for these young talents who also rode the final lap of the stage and who we will see in action in Kigali in September.
Still on the subject of Kigali, our elective UCI Congress will take place on 25 September during the UCI Road World Championships with the elections for the UCI President and UCI Management Committee. As I am the only candidate for the Presidency I will be honoured to embark on a third four-year term at the helm of our International Federation.
You can find out more about the voting process for the UCI Management Committee in the press release we published on the UCI website on 4 July.
David Lappartient
 UCI President
IOC member
  REMINDER: UCI Athletes’ Commission
The UCI Athletes’ Commisiosn is being renewed this year for the 2025-2029 period.
Voting for the athletes’ representatives will take place at the UCI World Championships of each discipline during the 2025 season.
Details for candidates and voters are available here.
Deadlines and information:
 Candidates for the UCI Athletes’ Commission must send their CV and full contact details to the UCI at: athletes.commission@uci.ch
Relevant information will also be available on site in the voting area.
 REMINDER: Training compensation fees
We would like to remind National Federations that following the introduction of the training compensation fee, they are responsible for sending invoices to professional teams at the time of a rider's first neo-professional contract.
A document listing the riders eligible for registration with 2025 professional teams, together with all the relevant information, has been sent to them. In the event of any doubts or difficulties with this system, the UCI Road Department's riders and teams unit remains at the disposal of the National Federations.
REMINDER: UCI Sport Directors’ course
We remind you that the 2025 UCI Sport Directors’ course will take place from 27 to 31 October 2025 at the UCI World Cycling Centre (WCC) in Aigle, Switzerland. All information concerning the course, including how women can apply for a scholarship to attend, is available on the UCI website. Teams that are obliged to employ UCI-certified Sport Directors have been contacted.
Furthermore, the list of UCI-certified Sport Directors is available on the UCI website, enabling teams to contact Sport Directors who have obtained the UCI certification.
REMINDER: Instructions for registration of UCI Women’s WorldTeams, UCI Women’s ProTeams, UCI WorldTeams, UCI ProTeams, UCI Continental Teams and UCI Women’s Continental Teams
Following the same procedure as previous years, instructions for the registration of UCI Women’s WorldTeams, UCI Women’s ProTeams, UCI WorldTeams, and UCI ProTeams applying for registration for the 2026 season will be sent in July. The procedure can also be studied in Part II Road Races (chapter 13 for UCI Women’s WorldTeams, 15 for UCI WorldTeams, 16 for UCI ProTeams and 19 for UCI Women’s ProTeams) of the UCI Regulations.
It is to be noted that the 2026 season will mark the start of a new cycle as all UCI WorldTour and UCI Women’s WorldTour teams’ licences will be renewed.
For UCI Continental Teams and UCI Women’s Continental Teams, instructions will be sent to National Federations in August.
Registration of trainee riders
As is the case every year, UCI Road Teams can register trainee riders within their roster for the end of the season, as per articles 2.13.168 (UCI Women’s WorldTeams), 2.19.043 (UCI Women’s ProTeams), 2.15.110bis (UCI WorldTeams) and 2.16.033 (UCI ProTeams). The procedure for registering trainee riders will again be carried out on the UCI DataRide – Teams platform.
It is mandatory for trainee riders to be registered by 1 August. Should any issues be encountered, please contact us at road@uci.ch.
2025 Questionnaire for UCI Women’s WorldTeams, UCI Women’s ProTeams, UCI WorldTeams and UCI ProTeams
The annual teams’ questionnaire for the 2025 season is available for all races (UWT, WWT and PRO) since the beginning of the season. All UCI Women’s WorldTeams, UCI Women’s ProTeams, UCI WorldTeams and UCI ProTeams are invited to complete the questionnaire. Your input is essential to obtain your feedback on the organisation of professional races and support the continuous development of professional cycling.
Further details and access to the questionnaire have been sent directly to teams.
REMINDER: Results of the 2025 National Road Championships
National Federations are reminded that they must upload the results of their National Championships on the UCI DataRide platform no later than two days after the last day of the event (article 1.2.029 of the UCI Regulations), as well as ensure the reliability of the riders' UCI IDs, failing which no UCI points will be awarded. Should any issues be encountered, please contact ucidataridehelp@uci.ch or road@uci.ch.
2025 UCI Road World Championships (21-28 September 2025)
The 2025 UCI Road World Championships will take place from 21 to 28 September in Kigali, Rwanda. More information about the event can be found on the UCI website.
Accreditations
The document outlining the accreditation quotas for National Federation staff and delegation is published on the UCI website.
REMINDER: Qualification system
The qualification system has been published on the UCI website.
National Federations will be able to register their riders and Sport Director from 22 August 2025 at 12:00 (CET) via the designated registration platform: http://regonline.uci.ch. Riders’ registrations will close on 12 September 2025 at 12:00 (CET). Riders and Sport Directors registering on http://regonline.uci.ch will automatically be registered in the accreditation system.
REMINDER: Wildcards (for Men Elite and Men Under 23 races only)
The UCI can decide to invite a maximum of three non-qualified nations to enter one rider for either the Men Elite or Men U23 road race. Interested nations need to email rwc@uci.ch by 29 August 2025 expressing interest in receiving a wildcard. The UCI will contact each nation individually by email to inform them whether or not they have been awarded a wildcard.
REMINDER: National Federation travel logistics
With less than a hundred days to go until the start of the 2025 UCI Road World Championships, the UCI strongly encourages National Federations to finalise their travel logistics as soon as possible.
To support your preparations for the 2025 UCI Road World Championships, the LOC Accommodation Team is offering one-to-one assistance. For any questions regarding accommodation, please contact: accommodation@ucikigali2025.rw or call +250 785 971 038.
Comprehensive information regarding travel logistics can be found in the General Information Bulletin, available in the Official Documents section of the UCI website. Be sure to consult the most up-to-date version, as it contains essential planning details for your participation.
REMINDER: Support for Group 3 and 4 Affiliated National Federations – UCI Solidarity Programme
As part of its Solidarity Programme, the UCI will support Group 3 and 4 affiliated National Federations to enable their participation in the 194th UCI Congress, the official UCI Gala Dinner on Saturday 27 September, and the final weekend of the 2025 UCI Road World Championships.
Upon submission of proof of participation, the UCI will cover accommodation costs for up to two representatives from each Group 3 and 4 affiliated National Federation, in a twin room at the Radisson Blu Hotel Kigali, from Wednesday 24 September to Monday 29 September 2025. Dinners on 24, 25, 26, 27, and 28 September will also be covered. Finally, the UCI will provide transfers to and from Kigali Airport.
REMINDER: Technical Guide
The Technical Guide for the 2025 UCI Road World Championships will be published by 1 August 2025 and will be available on the UCI website.
REMINDER: Chef de Mission Webinar
The third UCI Road World Championships Information Webinar (Chefs de Mission) will take place on 27 August 2025, 13:00 – 14:30 CET. The UCI will provide all National Federations with the latest detailed information, the agenda, and an access link as soon as possible.
REMINDER: UCI Junior Conference / UCI Seminar for National Federations
Please note that these meetings will not be held during the 2025 UCI Road World Championships.
REMINDER: Invitation letter
The Local Organising Committee (LOC) of Kigali 2025 will provide an official letter of invitation issued by the Ministry of Sport to National Federations. Please contact: uci2025secretariat@minisports.gov.rw
If you have any questions, please contact rwc@uci.ch.
 2025 UCI Junior Track World Championships (20-24 August 2025)
The 2025 UCI Junior Track World Championships will be held in Apeldoorn, the Netherlands, from 20 to 24 August 2025. The preliminary entry list, training schedule and other relevant documents for the competition will be published on the UCI website by 30 July.
Webinars – track
In July, the UCI Track Unit organised two webinars: one focused on the eligibility and qualification process for UCI international track competitions, and another dedicated to the new velodrome homologation procedure. The presentation slides for both sessions are available here:
 REMINDER: UCI Athletes’ Commission
Please refer to the general section at the beginning of this newsletter.
REMINDER: 2025 UCI Mountain Bike World Championships (30 August – 14 September 2025)
The 2025 UCI Mountain Bike World Championships will take place in Valais, Switzerland. More information about the event can be found on the UCI website.
REMINDER: 2025 WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series
The 2025 WHOOP UCI Mountain Bike World Series calendar and all related information can be found on the UCI website.
2025 EPAC Drive-Unit Approval Process
The EPAC Drive-Unit Approval Process, published in early July, aligns Part 1 of the UCI Regulations with the EPAC* standard and dedicated EPAC rules. The process sets out how every drive unit is checked for full technical compliance across all current and future UCI disciplines.
Complete documentation is available at Equipment | UCI - EPAC's Drive Unit Approval Process.
Reminder: Only UCI-approved EPAC drive units may be used in the E-MTB Cross-country events at the 2025 UCI Mountain Bike World Championships.
* EPAC (Electrically Power-Assisted Cycle) is the category defined in European Standard EN 15194, in force since May 2017.
 REMINDER: 2025 UCI BMX Racing World Championships (28 July – 3 August 2025)
The 2025 UCI BMX Racing World Championships will take place at the Copenhagen BMX Track, Copenhagen, Denmark. All information about the event – including results after the racing – can be found on the UCI website.
REMINDER: 2025 UCI BMX Racing World Cup
The 2025 UCI BMX Racing World Cup calendar and all related information are available on the UCI website.
For rounds 5 and 6 in Santiago del Estero (Argentina) on 20 and 21 September:
- the technical guide is published on the UCI website.
- the online registration system will open on 28 August 2025 and close on 8 September 2025.
 REMINDER: 2025 UCI Urban Cycling World Championships (4 – 8 November 2025)
The 2025 UCI Urban Cycling World Championships, which include BMX Freestyle Park and Flatland, will take place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The venue, schedule, technical guide and hotel information are now available on the UCI website, along with other details about the event.
Registration will open on 14 October 2025 and close on 24 October 2025. BMX Freestyle Park quota will be based on the UCI ranking published on 7 October 2025. BMX Freestyle Flatland quota have been confirmed at seven per gender per nation.
REMINDER: 2025 UCI BMX Freestyle World Cup
The 2025 UCI BMX Freestyle World Cup (Park and Flatland) calendar and all related information are available on the UCI website.
For the round in Shanghai, China, in October, a technical guide with information on the event location, registration, and hotel is already available here.
REMINDER: 2025 UCI BMX Freestyle International Calendar
The dates and venues of the confirmed 2025 Continental Championships for BMX Freestyle are available on the UCI website.
The BMX Freestyle park at the UCI World Cycling Centre in Aigle, Switzerland, will host a Class 1 competition on 9 August 2025. The technical guide can be consulted on the UCI World Cycling Centre website.
REMINDER: 2025 UCI International BMX Freestyle Park judges' training
A training course for UCI International BMX Freestyle Park judges will be held at the UCI World Cycling Centre in Aigle, Switzerland, from Wednesday 6 to Saturday 9 August, 2025. The registration procedure has been completed and the candidates invited.
First Hors Class BMX Freestyle contest completed
The Urban Sessions event in the city centre of Brussels, Belgium, took place from 4 to 6 July 2025. It was the first BMX Freestyle event ever held in the Hors Class category. American Daniel Sandoval and Switzerland’s Nikita Ducarroz took home the wins and UCI Hors Class ranking points.
 Development of the Women Junior category for class 1 and class 2 events
Of the 148 events listed on the 2025-2026 UCI Cyclo-cross International Calendar in class 1 and class 2, 106 (72%) have added or maintained a separate Women Junior race to their schedule.
The UCI would like to thank these organisers and their National Federations for their efforts.
We are aware that for some nations, the participation of Women Junior athletes is still low, but we are also convinced that offering separate races is the best solution for gradually developing this category and thus ensuring the future of the Women Elite category.
Any organiser of class 1 or class 2 events not including a separate Women Junior race will have to pay an additional fee (for instance for Group 1 nations: 800€).
This difference will be used to fund the development actions of the UCI, especially via the 2025 UCI cyclo-cross training camp, where the majority of participants are from the Women Junior category, as approved by the UCI Management Committee during its meeting of June 2025 in Arzon, France.
This economic model will be maintained for the 2026-2027 season, before the organisation of a Women Junior race becomes mandatory for all class 1 and class 2 events from the 2027-2028 season onwards.
Compliance with Chapter III "Equipment" of part 1 of UCI rules for the upcoming cyclo-cross season
We would like to remind participants that all framesets and wheels used in UCI-sanctioned events must be approved by the UCI, in accordance with article 1.3.001bis of the UCI Regulations. The lists of approved framesets and wheels can be found on the Equipment page of the UCI website.
For the 2025-2026 season, this requirement will be compulsory for all categories at UCI World Cup events and UCI World Championships. The use of non-approved equipment will result in disqualification or the refusal to start the race.
Below is the multi-year implementation plan outlining the timeline for the introduction of this mandatory compliance at different events.
 REMINDER: registration of 2025-2026 UCI Cyclo-cross Teams and UCI Professional Cyclo-cross Teams
The registration of 2025-2026 UCI Cyclo-cross Teams on the UCI DataRide platform is open until 31 July 2025. This period includes validations by the National Federations. If you have any questions or difficulties, please contact offroad@uci.ch.
 REMINDER: 2025 UCI Urban Cycling World Championships (4-8 November 2025)
The 2025 UCI Urban Cycling World Championships, which include trials, will take place in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. The venue, schedule, technical guide and hotel information are now available on the UCI website, along with other details about the event.
As per article 7.1.002 of the UCI Regulations a Women Junior competition will be held during the 2025 UCI Urban Cycling World Championships and will award UCI points.
REMINDER: 2025 UCI Trials World Cup
The 2025 UCI Trials World Cup calendar and all related information are available on the UCI website.
The technical guide and competition schedules for the three rounds are also published on the UCI website.
Registration for the second round in Krynica-Zdrój, Poland, opened on 18 July 2025 and will close on 28 July 2025.
REMINDER: 2025 UCI Trials World Youth Games (25-27 July 2025)
The technical guide and competition schedule for this competition for riders aged under 16 being held in Vic-Catalonia, Spain, are available on the UCI website.
The UCI has introduced a new platform for the registration of riders participating in the UCI Trials World Youth Games. Details of the new platform and a user guide have been sent to National Federations, providing details on the system access and the process of registering riders.
Registration will be open from 4 to 17 July 2025 12h CET. The online UCI DataRide platform for registering Trials World Youth Games riders can be accessed here.
REMINDER: 2025 UCI Trials International Calendar
National Federations and organisers of international events are reminded that the UCI is accepting applications for the 2025 UCI Trials International Calendar and we also encourage National Federations to register their trials National Championships. Please remember that for the National Championships, a Women Junior category (article 7.1.002) can be organised and will award UCI points. For any information regarding how to register your event, please email offroad@uci.ch.
The updated UCI Trials International Events Organisation Guide is now available on the UCI website.
REMINDER: 2026 UCI Trials World Cup – open application
National Federations and organisers of international events are reminded that the UCI is currently seeking bids for the 2026 UCI Trials World Cup.
- Download the UCI Trials World Cup information for organisers here.
For any information regarding how to bid, please email offroad@uci.ch.
REMINDER: 2027 UCI Trials World Youth Games – open application
National Federations and organisers of international events are reminded that the UCI is currently seeking bids for the 2027 UCI Trials World Youth Games.
- Download the UCI Trials World Youth Games information for organisers here.
For any information regarding how to bid, please email offroad@uci.ch.
 2025 UCI National Classifier course
On 4–5 July 2025, the UCI conducted a National Classifier course with 12 participants representing 11 nations. This initiative offered an important educational opportunity for National Federations (NFs) and National Paralympic Committees (NPCs) to strengthen their capacity in para-cycling classification. Additionally, the UCI provides two dedicated online courses on para-cycling classification, accessible through the UCI iLearn platform, further supporting classifier development worldwide.
2025 UCI Para-cycling training camp
The UCI Para-cycling training camp, held from 29 June to 6 July at the UCI World Cycling Centre (WCC) in Aigle, Switzerland, saw the participation of athletes from countries across different continents. The camp focused on track cycling and provided a holistic training environment with expert coaching, technical sessions and team-building activities. For more on the camp highlights, read the article published on the UCI website.
2025 UCI Para-cycling Road World Championships (28 – 30 August 2025)
A reminder to all nations that registration for the 2025 UCI Para-cycling Road World Championships that will be held in Ronse, Belgium, from 28 to 30 August will close on 28 July 2025 at 12:00 CEST.
REMINDER: Athletes’ Commission
Please refer to the general section at the beginning of this newsletter.
 2025 UCI Artistic Cycling World Cup
The second round of the 2025 UCI Artistic Cycling World Cup took place in Langenselbold, Germany, on 5 July 2025. Participants from 17 countries took part in the event. Results can be found on the UCI website.
The third round will take place in Puteaux, France, on 23 August 2025. The information bulletin can be found on the UCI website.
2025 UCI Cycle-ball World Cup
The 3rd round of the 2025 UCI Cycle-ball World Cup takes place in Waldbüttelbrunn, Germany, on 26 July 2025. Participants from five countries will take part in the event. The results will be available on the after the competition.
2025 UCI Indoor Cycling World Championships (7-9 November 2025)
The information bulletin – including all relevant information - for the competition which will take place in Göppingen, Germany, is published on the UCI website.
Information regarding the new UCI cycle-ball format can be found on the UCI website.
As a reminder, nations registrations must be carried out using the link available on the UCI website by no later than 15 September 2025.
Indoor cycling webinar – UCI Regulations and new cycle-ball format
The presentation slides from the webinar held on 2 July 2025, which covered the UCI Indoor Cycling Regulations and introduced the new cycle-ball format, are now available on the Indoor Cycling – Discover section of the UCI website.
 2025 UCI Cycling Esports World Championships (15 November 2025)
The 2025 UCI Cycling Esports World Championships live final will take place on 15 November 2025 in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. More information about the event can be found on the UCI website.
The semi-finals of the 2025 UCI Cycling Esports World Championships event will take place on 3 October 2025, exclusively online via the official partner platform MyWhoosh.
They will feature athletes qualified via their National Federations as well as those who secured their spots at open qualification events organised by MyWhoosh.
MyWhoosh will provide support to National Federations wishing to organise qualification events on its platform during the June–July period. To be able to select riders for the semi-finals,
The quotas allocated by the UCI to the National Federations were communicated directly to them by e-mail on Friday 13 June 2025 and are now published on the UCI website.
The technical guide for the event was communicated to the National Federations by email on Friday 11 July 2025 and is now published on the UCI website.
If you have any questions, please contact esports@uci.ch.
  ITA Webinar Series: Building Resilience in Sport
 The UCI is pleased to inform you that the educational webinar ‘Building Resilience in Sport' organised by the International Testing Agency (ITA) is available on their YouTube Channel.
This webinar explores the vital role of resilience in supporting clean sport, featuring boxing athlete Ms. Talei Aldiss, from New Zealand. Drawing on insights from a 2022 World Anti-Doping Agency report, it examines how resilience helps athletes navigate common challenges such as injury, stress, and performance pressure without turning to doping.
Ms. Talei Aldiss shares her personal journey in developing resilience, offering practical advice for athletes and their support teams. As resilience is a key factor in maintaining both performance and integrity, understanding its role is essential for all those involved in an athlete’s development.
The UCI strongly encourages you and your members to watch this webinar.
 Educating stakeholders with regard to safeguarding is a key action in the primary prevention of violence and abuse in sport. To put safeguarding into practice and ensure it makes a positive difference, it is key for all those involved in cycling to be aware of the importance of safe cycling and have the necessary knowledge to be able to both understand and implement the policies and procedures. This can be achieved by different means, including information leaflets, posters, and guides, but also, most effectively, through education. The dissemination of awareness-raising materials contributes to the improvement of the general understanding of safe cycling as well as mobilising everyone to bring about the necessary changes in attitudes and behaviour. It also contributes to the empowerment of those working in cycling and helps prevent, and respond to, any form of harm or abuse.
Read the Education section (Chapter 10) of the UCI Safeguarding Toolkit for more information.
 There is no place in our sport for any form of competition manipulation, and we must be true to our sport.
Cycling must remain free from any manipulation so that athletes can be confident they are taking part in competitions where the rules will be observed and where everybody’s aim is to do their best. Through the UCI’s Fair Cycling campaign, the UCI issued a reminder that we all have a responsibility to protect our sport and the integrity of cycling competitions in line with the International Olympic Committee (IOC) Code of conduct and following four simple rules:
- Don’t bet on your sport
- Don’t fix, and always do your best
- Don’t share inside information
- Always report (via uci.org/speakup)
 With this campaign, the UCI raises awareness about all forms of competition manipulation, which is any arrangement aimed at an improper alteration of the result of a cycling event, removing the unpredictable nature of our sport with the goal of obtaining a benefit. Competition manipulation occurs when athletes underperform or lose intentionally, or when officials deliberately make wrong decisions to affect the competition and its results; this could be for financial or other advantage.
 Celebrating World Bicycle Day 2025 – Together around the globe!
On 3 June, the UCI joined the global celebration of World Bicycle Day 2025, uniting riders across continents to highlight the power of cycling for health, sustainability, and communities. We were honoured to have Tokyo 2020 Olympic Champion for mountain bike Jolanda Neff as our ambassador, inspiring cyclists worldwide with her passion and energy.
This special day featured:
- Social rides in iconic locations including the United Nations in Geneva (Switzerland), Hudayriyat Island in Abu Dhabi (United Arab Emirates), Kigali (Rwanda), Bogotá (Colombia), Glasgow (Scotland), Saalfelden Leogang (Austria), Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines (France), Limburg-Valkenburg (the Netherlands), and Wollongong (Australia).
- A 24-hour virtual ride on MyWhoosh, open to riders of all levels, from all five continents, across six unique routes.
- A relaxed lunch ride from the UCI World Cycling Centre (WCC), bringing together more than 70 people, including UCI and UCI WCC staff, athletes, and local personalities, followed by a barbecue.
Discover the 2025 World Bicycle Day highlights video here.
 2025 UCI Mobility & Bike City Forum – Final footage and highlights video available
The 7th edition of the UCI Mobility & Bike City Forum took place on 20-21 June 2025 in Copenhagen, Denmark. Organised by the UCI and the City of Copenhagen in collaboration with Sport Event Denmark and Wonderful Copenhagen, this year’s edition was hosted jointly with the Copenhagen Cycling Summit. More than 200 people took part in knowledge exchange, networking and interactive learning activities, which included presentations, panel discussions, break-out sessions, award ceremonies, bike tours and festivities around the Copenhagen Sprint, a new event on the calendars of the UCI Women’s WorldTour and UCI WorldTour.
For more information, read the summary article on the 2025 UCI Mobility & Bike City Forum x Copenhagen Cycling Summit.
In addition, the recordings of all sessions are now available on the UCI website; this includes the full-length recordings of each session, as well as the overall highlights video.
 REMINDER: UCI MedResources
A reminder of the QR code that has been implemented (see below), providing access to the MedResources application.
The application offers several prevention tools regarding mental health, the fast recognition and diagnosis protocol for concussions and various medical forms and declarations.
 For more information, please visit the “Medical” section of the UCI website or contact our medical team at medical@uci.ch.
  UCI publishes its 2024 Annual Report
The UCI has published its 2024 Annual Report, including its financial statements.
The Annual Report covers sporting highlights – including the Paris 2024 Olympics and Paralympics, the inaugural UCI Snow Bike World Championships, and the inclusive UCI Road and Para-cycling World Championships –, and outlines progress made in areas such as rider safety, integrity, cycling development and governance. The financial statements reveal that the UCI is in a very strong position, with reserves reaching a record high.
Find out more in the press release published on the UCI website.
 
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