Cycling
Glasgow to host inaugural edition of multi-discipline cycling event
Comcast may continue Team Sky funding – report
Rational calculation and strategic planning mark ideal hosts for the UCI
Direct Energie to seek return to UCI WorldTour
UCI targets first African Road World Championships
Trek claims first with new women’s road cycling team
China Digest | Formula E to stage race in Sanya
In this week's China sports industry round-up: Formula E to stage race in Sanya | Alibaba and Tencent invest in City Football Group stakeholders | Tencent extends Tour de France digital rights
German team becomes shareholder of Velon
Velon, the marketing, media and technology company for pro-road cycling, has brought its portfolio of UCI WorldTour shareholding members back up to 11 with the addition of German team Bora-Hansgrohe.
Froome cleared by UCI in anti-doping probe
The International Cycling Union (UCI) has today (Monday) closed a case against leading rider Chris Froome which had arisen last year following the disclosure of a positive test for excessive levels of the asthma drug salbutamol.
Six Day Series broadens horizons with new Australian events
Cycling’s Six Day Series has expanded outside Europe for the first time with the addition of new events in Melbourne and Brisbane, the latter of which will form part of a new cycling festival for the Australian city.
Case Study: Dimension Data and the Tour de France
SportBusiness spoke to Dimension Data chief marketing officer Ruth Rowan about the genesis and evolution of the partnership, which started in 2015 and will run to cover the 2019 Tour.
UCI to form multi-discipline event under Agenda 2022 masterplan
The International Cycling Union (UCI) has revealed plans for a new event encompassing all of the sport’s core disciplines, one of a number of initiatives under the ‘Agenda 2022’ banner.
Glasgow’s legacy in action | Ultimate Sports City 2018
In 2018, Glasgow secured a second consecutive fifth-place finish in the overall Ultimate Sports City rankings, and a welldeserved trophy for the best city with a population under 1.3 million. Rory Squires talks with Billy Garrett, director of sport and events at Glasgow Life, about how Scotland’s second city has created a world-beating event strategy
Armstrong settles federal fraud case with US government
Disgraced former cyclist Lance Armstrong has reached a $5m (€4m) settlement with the US federal government in a whistleblower lawsuit that could have led to $100m in damages from the high-profile case in which the American admitted to using performance-enhancing drugs throughout much of his trophy-laden career.
Former UCI president launches elite women’s team
Former International Cycling Union (UCI) president Brian Cookson has unveiled plans for what he hopes will be the leading team in the Women’s WorldTour.
Rwanda targets Africa’s first UCI Road World Championships
Rwandan Cycling Federation (FERWACY) president Aimable Bayingana has said he is targeting bringing the Road World Championships to Africa for the first time.
Hammer Series expands to Asia
Cycling’s Hammer Series will head to Asia later this year through the formation of a new event in Hong Kong.
X-ray technology among new innovations as UCI tackles mechanical doping
The International Cycling Union (UCI) has unveiled a series of measures to tackle the issue of ‘mechanical doping’ in the sport, which will include the use of a mobile x-ray unit throughout the 2018 season.