Cycling

The Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) has called for the resignation of Stuart O'Grady from its athletes' commission, after the cyclist admitted to doping.

International Cycling Union (UCI) presidential candidate Brian Cookson has released a statement discussing how he would tackle doping in cycling and help re-establish the sport’s credibility.

Sports events and marketing company SweetSpot Group has launched a new elite women’s cycling tour that will see top female cyclists from around the world race against Great Britain’s female Olympic riders.

Face Partnership, organiser of cycling’s Revolution Series, has signed a three-year hosting deal with the London 2012 Olympics velodrome, Lee Valley VeloPark.

Sports executive Sir Rodney Walker will head a new board co-ordinating the British opening stages of the 2014 Tour de France.

International Cycling Union (UCI) presidential candidate Brian Cookson has questioned whether current head Pat McQuaid can deliver on his re-election manifesto.

International Cycling Union (UCI) president Pat McQuaid has launched his campaign to be re-elected to a third term.

Leyanne Jenkins has been appointed as sport experience agency Limelight Sports’ first cycling business owner.

Brian Cookson has reaffirmed his commitment to women’s cycling should his bid to become the next president of the International Cycling Union (UCI) prove successful in September.

The Philippines has been added to Cycle Asia’s calendar from November this year.

International Cycling Union (UCI) president Pat McQuaid has responded to comments made earlier today by drug cheat Lance Armstrong, saying that his “views and opinions are shaped by his own behavior”.

The French Cycling Federation (FFC) and its marketing agency In-Yellow have appointed marketing and media sports rights management firm, Sportfive, to exclusively market the rights of its new multidisciplinary professional cycling team.

International Cycling Union (UCI) presidential candidate Brian Cookson has hit back at the body’s current president Pat McQuaid’s criticism of his “half baked” manifesto.

International Cycling Union (UCI) president Pat McQuaid has slammed presidential candidate Brian Cookson’s manifesto by calling it “half baked, fundamentally flawed and financially impractical”.

British Cycling president Brian Cookson today unveiled his UCI (International Cycling Union) presidential election manifesto, highlighting a commitment to end to body’s public feuds with various anti-doping bodies.

Former professional road cyclist Sean Kelly has put his support behind fellow Irishman and International Cycling Union (UCI) president Pat McQuaid.