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1 REGISTRATION PROCEDURE FOR UCI CALENDARS 2019 / UPDATE APRIL 2018

2 INTERACTIVE TABLE OF CONTENTS You can click on the different chapters to navigate through the document. INTRODUCTION GENERALITIES CONCERNING ALL DISCIPLINES 7 THE REGISTRATION PROCEDURES FOR UCI CALENDARS: STEP BY STEP 7 TO THE NATIONAL FEDERATIONS 9 RECAP DIAGRAM ALL DISCIPLINES 10 GENERALITIES CONCERNING ALL DISCIPLINES 10 WHO DOES IT CONCERN? 10 WHAT IS THE PURPOSE? 11 HOW DOES IT WORK 12 HOW TO FILL IN THE REGISTRATION FORM 12 THE ORGANISER 14 THE NATIONAL FEDERATION 15 WHAT ARE THE COSTS? 16 OTHER ITEMS 16 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 17 CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 17 DATE CHANGES 17 CLASSIFICATIONS AND CUPS 17 FORBIDDEN RACES ROAD 19 SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL ROAD CALENDARS 20 HOW MUCH DOES IT COST FOR ROAD? 20 ROAD REGISTRATION FORMS 21 UCI WORLDTOUR CALENDAR 21 UCI EUROPE TOUR CALENDAR 22 UCI AFRICA TOUR CALENDAR 22 UCI AMERICA TOUR CALENDAR 22 UCI ASIA TOUR CALENDAR 22 UCI OCEANIA TOUR CALENDAR 22 UCI WOMEN S WORLDTOUR CALENDAR 22 WOMEN ELITE CALENDAR 22 JUNIOR CALENDARS 23 SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR UCI UNDER 23,JUNIOR NATIONS CUPS AND WOMEN S JUNIOR NATIONS CUP 23 ORGANISERS MAIN OBLIGATIONS 24 CALENDAR 24 ORGANISERS RIGHTS 24 IDENTITY OF THE EVENT 24 SEMINAR FOR ORGANISERS 25 SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE UCI 25 AWARDING PROCEDURE 25 UCI UNDER 23 NATIONS CUP, UCI JUNIOR NATIONS CUP AND UCI WOMEN S JUNIOR NATIONS CUP 26 OTHER EVENTS 26 ROAD CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS AND CONTINENTAL GAMES 26 ROAD NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 26 OTHER ROAD CALENDARS 2

3 INTERACTIVE TABLE OF CONTENTS TRACK 28 SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL TRACK CALENDARS 29 CLASS 1 EVENT 30 CLASS 2 EVENT 31 HOW MUCH DOES IT COST FOR THE TRACK? 31 REGISTRATION FORMS TRACK 32 TRACK CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 32 TRACK NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 32 RESULTS MOUNTAIN BIKE 34 SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL MOUNTAIN BIKE CALENDARS 38 SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR UCI MOUNTAIN BIKE WORLD CUP 38 DATES: MAJOR MOUNTAIN BIKE EVENTS DRAFT CALENDAR 38 HOW MUCH DOES IT COST FOR MOUNTAIN BIKE? 39 MOUNTAIN BIKE REGISTRATION FORMS 39 MOUNTAIN BIKE CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 39 MOUNTAIN BIKE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS CYCLO-CROSS 41 SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL CYCLO-CROSS CALENDAR BMX 43 SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL BMX CALENDAR 44 SPECIFIC INSTRUCTION FOR UCI BMX SUPERCROSS WORLD CUP 44 DATES: MAJOR BMX EVENTS DRAFT CALENDAR 44 HOW MUCH DOES IT COST FOR BMX? 45 BMX REGISTRATION FORMS 45 BMX CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 45 BMX NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS BMX FREESTYLE 47 SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR INTERNATIONALBMX FREESTYLE CALENDAR 48 SPECIFIC INSTRUCTION FOR UCI BMX FREESTYLE WORLD CUP TRIALS 50 SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL TRIALS CALENDAR 51 SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR UCI TRIALS WORLD CUP 51 DATES: MAJOR TRIALS EVENTS DRAFT CALENDAR 51 HOW MUCH DOES IT COST FOR TRIALS? 52 TRIALS REGISTRATION FORMS 52 TRIALS CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 52 TRIALS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS 3

4 INTERACTIVE TABLE OF CONTENTS INDOOR CYCLING 54 SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL CYCLE-BALL AND ARTISTIC CYCLING CALENDAR 54 HOW MUCH DOES IT COST FOR INDOOR CYCLING? 55 INDOOR CYCLING REGISTRATION FORMS 55 UCI CYCLE-BALL WORLD CUP PARA-CYCLING 57 SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL PARA-CYCLING CALENDAR 60 HOW MUCH DOES IT COST FOR PARA-CYCLING? 60 PARA-CYCLING REGISTRATION FORMS 57 SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR UCI PARA-CYCLING ROAD WORLD CUP CYCLING FOR ALL 59 SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL CYCLING FOR ALL CALENDAR 59 HOW MUCH DOES IT COST FOR CYCLING FOR ALL? 59 REGISTRATION FORMS CYCLING FOR ALL CONTACT UCI N.B.: The purpose of this document is to facilitate and standardise the entire registration procedure for events on the UCI international calendars, across all discilpines. Regulations are explained but not dealt with in a detailed, exhaustive manner. Always refer to the UCI Regulations as these rules prevail. 4

5 INTRODUCTION Dear Continental Confederations, dear National Federations, dear organisers, The UCI Sports Department is pleased to send you the registration procedures for UCI international events which will enable us to prepare the different UCI international calendars for next season. In this document you will find the registration procedure for international calendars for all disciplines. We kindly ask you to respect the deadlines for submission of the completed registration forms. We are available to assist you should you have any questions or require more information. Thank you in advance for your collaboration. With our best regards. UCI Sports Department 5

6 GENERALITIES CONCERNING ALL DISCIPLINES GENERALITIES CONCERNING ALL DISCIPLINES 6

7 UPDATE MARCH 2018 REGISTRATION PROCEDURE FOR UCI CALENDARS GENERALITIES CONCERNING ALL DISCIPLINES THE REGISTRATION PROCEDURES FOR UCI CALENDARS: STEP BY STEP TO THE NATIONAL FEDERATIONS 1. Study this document carefully. It contains all the general and specific instructions for all cycling disciplines. REGISTRATION PROCEDURE FOR UCI CALENDARS 2019 / Note key dates and respect the deadlines which appear in the Recap Diagram hereafter. 3. Delegate disciplines specific instructions internally within your National Federation and make sure that the person in charge of the discipline in question is aware of this Registration Procedure. ROAD TRACK MOUNTAIN BIKE CYCLO-CROSS BMX TRIALS INDOOR CYCLING PARA-CYCLING CYCLING FOR ALL 7

8 *HC Epreuve Internationale Hors Classe/ International Event Hors Class Avec l approbation de l UCI. Les demandes de HC doivent être approuvées et envoyées par la Confédération Continentale / Subject to UCI HC approval. HC applications must be approved and sent by the Continental Confederation C1 Epreuve internationale (nombre illimité par continent) / C1 - International Event (unlimited number per continent) Page 1 of 1 REGISTRATION PROCEDURE FOR UCI CALENDARS GENERALITIES CONCERNING ALL DISCIPLINES 4. Contact event organisers in your country and finalise together the registration of their event(s) on the international calendar. 5. Check and approve the information on the registration forms. INSCRIPTION CALENDRIER INTERNATIONAL UCI 2019 / OFF-ROAD - BMX 2019 UCI INTERNATIONAL CALENDAR REGISTRATION / OFF-ROAD - BMX L organisateur doit compléter ce formulaire uniquement de manière informatisée et le retourner par à sa Fédération Nationale. The organiser must fill in this form only electronically and send it by to his National Federation. Le bulletin est approuvé par la Fédération Nationale qui le transmettra par à l Off-Road avant le 27 juillet This form is approved by the National Federation who will submit it by to Off-Road before 27 th July Union Cycliste Internationale Off-Road Tél./ Phone : offroad@uci.ch Fédération Nationale / National Federation (Veuillez choisir une fédération / Please choose a federation) Nom de l épreuve / Name of the event 2019 Lieu (ville) de l épreuve / Venue (town) of the event 2019 Dates De / From A / To Dates souhaitées (jour 1 ère priorité / 1 st priority de course) / Requested dates (days of race) 2 ème priorité / 2 nd priority Classe de l épreuve / Event class Classe / Class C1 or HC* BMX Racing Hommes Elite / Men Elite Hommes Junior / Men Juniors Femmes Elite / Women Elite Femmes Junior / Women Juniors Approbation de l organisateur / Approval of the organiser Lu et approuvé par / Read and approved by Nom / Name Date Site internet de l épreuve / Event Web Site de l épreuve / Event Organisation / Organization Nom de l entreprise, société Company Name Personne responsable / Salutation Person in charge Adresse 1 / Address 1 Adresse 2 / Address 2 Ville / Town Code postal / Zip Code Pays / Country (Veuillez choisir un pays / Please choose a country) Téléphone / Phone Mobile Courriel / Langue / Language Organisme de facturation (si différent) / Billing Organization (if different) Nom de l entreprise, société Company Name Personne responsable / Salutation Person in charge Adresse 1 / Address 1 Adresse 2 / Address 2 Ville / Town Code postal / Zip Code Pays / Country (Veuillez choisir un pays / Please choose a country) Téléphone / Phone Mobile Courriel / Langue / Language Approbation de la Fédération Nationale / Approval of the National Federation Lu et approuvé par / Read and approved by Nom / Name Fonction / Position Courriel / Date 6. Send all the approved registration forms by to the UCI Sports Department within the imposed deadlines. 7. Verify the registration of your events on the calendars published on the UCI website once they have been approved by the UCI Management Committee. 8

9 GENERALITIES CONCERNING ALL DISCIPLINES RECAP DIAGRAM ALL DISCIPLINES APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL MAY JUNE JULY AUGUST SEPTEMBER OCTOBER NOVEMBER DECEMBER JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH April 26 th July 1 st Management Commitee September Road Season of competitions (October 22nd 2018 to October 27th 2019) Track April 26 th Dec. 15 th Management Commitee end January Season of competitions (March 4 th 2019 to March 1 st 2020) Mountain Bike April 26 th July 28 th Management Commitee September Season of competitions (January 1st 2018 to December 31st 2018) Cyclo-cross April 26 th 1 Dec. 15 th 2 Management Commitee end January 3 Season of competitions (September 1st 2019 to February 28th 2020) BMX BMX FREESTYLE April 26 th 1 July 28 th Management Commitee September 2 3 Season of competitions (January 1st 2019 to December 31st 2019) April 26 th July 28 th Management Commitee September Trials Season of competitions (January 1st 2019 to December 31st 2019) April 26 th July 1 st Management Commitee September Indoor cycling Season of competitions (January 1st 2019 to December 31st 2019) April 26 th July 1 st Management Commitee September Para-cycling Road Season of competitions (January 1st 2019 to December 31st 2019) April 26 th Dec. 15 th Management Commitee end January Para-cycling Track Season of competitions TBC (March 2019 to March 2020) April 26 th July 1 st Management Commitee September Cycling for all Season of competitions (January 1st 2019 to December 31st 2019) Legend: 1 UCI sends procedure to FNs 2 Deadline for return of the registration forms from NFs to the UCI 3 Calendar submitted to UCI Management Committee for approval ROAD Recommended deadline for organisers to send the registration files to National Federations: June 15th, 2018 TRACK Recommended deadline for organisers to send the registration files to National Federations: December 1st, 2018 MOUNTAIN BIKE Recommended deadline for organisers to send the registration files to National Federations: July 12th, 2018 CYCLO-CROSS Recommended deadline for sending the registration files to National Federations: December 1st, 2018 BMX Recommended deadline for organisers to send the registration files to National Federations: July 12th, 2018 BMX FREESTYLE Recommended deadline for organisers to send the registration files to National Federations: July 12th, UCI SPORTS DEPARTMENT - MARCH 2017 TRIALS Recommended deadline for organisers to send the registration files to National Federations: July 12th, 2018 INDOOR CYCLING Recommended deadline for organisers to send the registration files to National Federations: June 16th, 2018 PARA-CYCLING ROAD Recommended deadline for organisers to send the registration files to National Federations: June 16th, 2018 PARA-CYCLING TRACK Recommended deadline for organisers to send the registration files to National Federations: December 1st, 2018 CYCLING FOR ALL Recommended deadline for organisers to send the registration files to National Federations: June 16th, 2018

10 GENERALITIES CONCERNING ALL DISCIPLINES GENERALITIES CONCERNING ALL DISCIPLINES WHO DOES IT CONCERN? This document is intended to help Continental Confederations, National Federations and organisers with the registration of the following season s events on the international calendars, for all disciplines: ROAD TRACK MOUNTAIN BIKE CYCLO-CROSS BMX BMX FREESTYLE TRIALS INDOOR CYCLING PARA-CYCLING ROAD PARA-CYCLING TRACK CYCLING FOR ALL 2019 calendar calendar 2019 calendar calendar 2019 calendar 2019 calendar 2019 calendar 2019 calendar 2019 calendar calendar 2019 calendar WHAT IS THE PURPOSE? In line with Articles and the articles that follow of the UCI Regulations, each year organisers shall apply to their respective National Federations to have their races included on the world or continental calendar. (Article ) With the exception of UCI WorldTour events, the world and continental calendars are determined by the UCI Management Committee on the advice of the Continental Confederations for the competitions which concern them (Article ). To be able to be registered on the UCI International Road Calendar, a race must guarantee the participation of at least 10 teams, among which 5 foreign teams. A mixed team is regarded as a foreign team if the majority of its riders are of foreign nationality. (Article ). The organiser of Cyclo-cross, mountain bike, BMX, BMX Freestyle events on a national calendar in which riders of three or more foreign federations participated (two foreign federations for a Track, a Trials or an Indoor Cycling event), must request the inclusion of the next edition of his event on the international calendar. The event shall not be included on the national calendar, unless its request for inclusion on the international calendar is rejected. The organiser of a Para-cycling event on a national calendar in which riders of many foreign federations participated, as per Article , must request the inclusion of the next edition of his event on the international calendar. Organisers of C1 events must guarantee the minimum number of nations as per Article , the event will be downgraded to C2 the following year. Regarding Road, National Federations shall send applications for registration to the UCI with a copy to their Continental Confederation no later than July 1 st of the year preceding that for which registration is required. For Indoor Cycling, Paracycling and Cycling for All, the deadline shall be set at July 1 st. For Mountain Bike, BMX and Trials, this date is the last Friday of July, and for Track and Cyclo-cross, the deadline is December 15 th. The application of the National Federations must be filed according to the instructions given by the UCI administration and confirms the organiser s commitment to adhere to the UCI Constitution and Regulations. If an event is raced through several countries, it shall only be included on the calendar with the agreement of the federation of each country concerned. (Article ). 10

11 GENERALITIES CONCERNING ALL DISCIPLINES HOW DOES IT WORK DISCIPLINES COMMISSIONS CALENDAR WORKING GROUPS 4 Treatment of the registration requests Drawing up of the calendars 3 Return of all the registrations Calendars submitted for approval 5 NATIONAL FEDERATIONS CONTINENTAL CONFEDERATIONS Sending of the procedure and draft calendars by UCI Confirmation of the proposed calendars, to be published 6 UCI MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE 2 1 Approval of the prefilled form, or request for new registration (blank form) Sending of the procedure, the draft calendar and the pre-filled registration form by ORGANISERS In April each year, an is sent to National Federations and Continental Confederations with a hyperlink to this document which can be downloaded. An is also sent to organisers who held events the previous year. In this , there is a hyperlink to this document which is to be downloaded together with a prefilled event specific registration form in attachment. Organisers who held events the previous year must check, complete and approve the prefilled form for their event(s) and send it by to their National Federation in order to confirm the registration. In the case of a new organiser, they must contact the National Federation of the country/-ies in which the race takes place. No later than 1 st July (Road, Indoor Cycling, Para-cycling Road, and Cycling for All), the last Friday of July (Mountain Bike, BMX, Trials) or December 15 th (Track, Paracycling Track and Cyclo-cross), the National Federations send every completed and approved registration form to the UCI by . Information about this procedure is detailed in the next section of this document. Registration forms sent directly by an organiser to the UCI, without going through the National Federation, are not accepted. Only National Federations are entitled to process registration forms. The Commission of the discipline in question and/or the working group in question consider/s registration requests and draws up a calendar for the upcoming season. 5 The calendar for the following year will be presented to the UCI Management Committee for approval. Once approved, the calendar will be published on the UCI website the first working day following the UCI Management Committee meeting. In order to simplify the procedure, an individual answer will not be sent to each National Federation or organiser. 11 UCI SPORTS DEPARTMENT - MARCH 2017

12 GENERALITIES CONCERNING ALL DISCIPLINES HOW TO FILL IN THE REGISTRATION FORM THE ORGANISER EXISTING EVENTS For each of their events, the organiser receives a pre-filled form in PDF containing specific information about the event as it appears on the draft calendar (available hereunder in this document). The organiser can make any necessary changes directly in the pre-filled PDF file. It must then be sent by to the National Federation for approval. NAME In the event of any name change, the organiser must mention the name requested in the box provided. DATES The draft calendars are included here under for information only. Appearing on a draft calendar does not mean that the race is registered on the UCI calendar. Organisers must confirm the registration of their race by returning the required registration form to their National Federation. Any requests for a change of date may be submitted to the UCI via National Federations. A justification letter must accompany with these requests. If necessary, the UCI reserves the right to change the dates in order to avoid any competition between races which may be unfavourable to cycling. NEW EVENTS For registration of new events, extra forms can be obtained from the National Federation. Hyperlinks to blank registration forms for each of the disciplines can be found in the corresponding sections of this document. In accordance with the regulations, when registering a new race a file must be submitted (Article hereafter). For road, this must reach the UCI at the latest on 25 th June (3 months prior to the Management Committee meeting) of the year before the first edition of the race, and for other disciplines at the latest on the same registration deadline set in Article Nonetheless, the organiser is obliged to announce beforehand its intention to enter a new race to its National Federation who will send the organiser a blank registration form to fill in and return to their National Federation The first time a race is submitted for inclusion on the international calendar, the organiser shall submit documentation including at least the following information: - type of race (discipline, speciality, format); - description of the course including total length (in km) and, where applicable, that of stages and circuits; - the type and number of participating teams and/or riders categories wanted; - financial aspects (prizes, travel and subsistence expenses); - references concerning organisation. For the road, the documentation must be submitted to the UCI no later than three months before the meeting of the Management Committee at which the calendar in question finalised (in general, June 25 th ). For the other disciplines, the documentation must be submitted to the UCI at the latest on the same registration deadline settled in Article for the other disciplines. 12

13 GENERALITIES CONCERNING ALL DISCIPLINES VALIDATION By filing its application, the organiser commits to respect the UCI Constitution and Regulations (Article ). The organiser attests to the information on the form by writing his name and the date at the bottom left of the form. We remind you that any registration must be approved by the National Federation, which will send the information by to the UCI no later than the 1 st of June of the year in question for Road, or by the dates set in Article for the other disciplines. We ask you to use the electronic registration form only to register your event. Registration requests which are not in compliance with the above-mentioned requirements, will be sent back to the National Federation concerned. We draw your attention to the fact that according to Article of the UCI rules one of the requirements for registering an event on the International Calendar is the payment of the invoices concerning the previous year s events (calendar fee) and any other financial obligation with the UCI. DEADLINE The deadline for sending registration forms back to your National Federation by is at the latest 2 weeks before the deadlines settled in Article of the Regulations, which are: July 1 st : ROAD, INDOOR CYCLING, PARA-CYCLING ROAD, CYCLING FOR ALL Last Friday of July: MOUNTAIN BIKE, BMX, BMX FREESTYLE, TRIALS December 15 th : TRACK, CYCLO-CROSS, PARA-CYCLING TRACK. To ensure the UCI Sports Department can submit the international calendar to the UCI Management Committee, we ask you to respect these deadlines. 13

14 GENERALITIES CONCERNING ALL DISCIPLINES THE NATIONAL FEDERATION EXISTING EVENTS The organisers of events featured on the UCI draft calendar have received a pre-filled PDF file containing specific information concerning their event(s). The organisers have been asked to fill in and return the PDF file electronically to you no later than 2 weeks before the dates set in Article of the regulations so that you can send, all the registration forms of the events you wish to register to the UCI Sports Department within the deadlines. NEW EVENTS The National Federation has access to blank forms to be sent to the organisers who announce their intention to enter a new race on the UCI international calendar. You will find hyperlinks to the blank forms for each discipline in the relevant sections further on in this document. In accordance with the regulations, when registering a new race a file must be submitted (Article hereafter). For road, this must reach the UCI at the latest on 25 th June (3 months prior to the Management Committee meeting) of the year before the first edition of the race, and for other disciplines at the latest on the same registration deadline set in Article VALIDATION The National Federation checks the amended PDF file, approves it electronically directly in the PDF file using the box Approval of the National Federation and returns it to the UCI Sports Department by . DEADLINE The National Federation requests the registration of the events by sending the registration forms received from organisers by to the UCI Sports Department within the deadlines stated in Article : July 1 st : ROAD, INDOOR CYCLING, PARA-CYCLING ROAD, CYCLING FOR ALL Last Friday of July: MOUNTAIN BIKE, BMX, BMX FREESTYLE, TRIALS December 15 th : TRACK, CYCLO-CROSS, PARA-CYCLING TRACK 14

15 GENERALITIES CONCERNING ALL DISCIPLINES WHAT ARE THE COSTS? FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS The UCI establishes, for each calendar and each class of race, a range of calendar fees as well as participation allowances and prize money. These amounts are described in the UCI Financial Obligations. You will find hyperlinks to the financial obligations for each discipline in the relevant sections later on in this document. ECONOMIC CLASSIFICATION The amounts of calendar fees and prizes will be adapted based on the economic situation of the country. Therefore, reference should always be made to the coefficients of the Economic Classification of the countries. This Classification could be reviewed during the year. RIGHT TO REGISTER The registration fee of every event is subdivided into 3 parts: 1. UCI Calendar Fee In compliance with Article , the inclusion of a race on the international calendar shall be subject to the payment of a fee, called the calendar fee, the amount of which shall be set annually by the UCI Management Committee. This fee includes allowances (expenses and travel) for officials (International Commissaires and Doping Control Officers) appointed by the UCI and enrolment fee for each race on the international calendar. The accommodation expenses (room + breakfast) remain payable by each organiser. The total amount of these fees must be paid in Euros, within the deadlines described in the Article PAYMENT: An invoice will be sent to organisers once the calendar is approved by the UCI Management Committee. The total amount of the fee must be paid by the organiser to the UCI no later than two months after the meeting of the Management Committee at which the calendar for the discipline in question is approved. The above deadline refers to the date on which the UCI account must be credited (Article ). Only races that respect Article of the UCI regulations will be registered on the calendar. In case of delay, a penalty of 100 Swiss Francs for each month started will automatically be applied. (Article ). 2. Annual contribution to the Cycling Anti-doping Foundation (CADF) ORGANISERS 3. Annual contribution to the Cycling Anti-doping Foundation (CADF) RIDERS 15

16 GENERALITIES CONCERNING ALL DISCIPLINES REGISTRATION REFUSAL The inclusion of the race on the calendar shall be refused if the previous year s fee as well as the penalty, have not been paid one month prior to the meeting of the Management Committee at which the calendar in question is approved. Furthermore, a race registration shall be refused if the enrolment fees for previous races have not been paid or if the organiser does not honour its financial obligations with the UCI. This measure also applies to the new organiser of the race and, in general, to the organiser and/or race that the Management Committee considers to be the successor of another organiser or another race. (Article ). INVITATION - ENROLMENT In accordance with Article , without prejudice to the provision concerning Mountain Bike, BMX, Indoor Cycling, Para-cycling, Cycling for All, track and the Masters category, organisers of events registered on the international calendar are not allowed to demand from riders and/or teams any participation fee whatsoever (contribution to expenses, registration fees, etc). OTHER ITEMS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS As stated in Article , National Road Championships shall be raced during the last week of the month of June, that is from 24 to 30 June If this is not the case, no UCI points may be awarded. The National Cyclo-cross Championships shall be run on the date approved by the Management Committee. National Mountain Bike Championships shall be run on the 29 th weekend of the year. National BMX Championships shall be run on the first weekend of July. National Trials Championships shall be run on the last weekend of June. National Indoor Cycling Championships should take place in principle 4 weeks before the UCI World Championships. The UCI may grant dispensations for the southern hemisphere or in cases of force majeure. It is highly advised not to register any other race during those periods. You will find hyperlinks to the registration forms for the National Championships for each discipline in the relevant sections later on in this document. 16

17 GENERALITIES CONCERNING ALL DISCIPLINES CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS The Continental Confederations must send the registration form to the organiser chosen for the organisation of the Continental Championships. The organiser must return this form to the Continental Confederation duly filled in and signed. The Confederation approves the information by signing the form and sending it to the UCI Sports Department no later than June 1 st for all the disciplines. You can find hyperlinks to the registration forms for the Continental Championships for each discipline in the relevant sections later on in this document. For Track, the Continental Championsihps shall be organised at the latest during Week 3 before the Elite World Championships of the season. DATE CHANGES Any change to the date of an event included on the international calendar shall be subject to prior authorisation by the UCI or, for a UCI WorldTour event, the Professional Cycling Council at the request of the National Federation of the organiser. If there is a change of date or if an event is cancelled, the organiser shall be liable for a fine, the amount of which shall be set each year by the Management Committee (Article ). CLASSIFICATIONS AND CUPS Please note that, according to Article , National Federations, their affiliates and licence holders and, in general, all bodies answerable to them shall be barred from participating actively or passively in any individual or team classification based on the races on the international calendar other than those drawn up or expressly authorised by the UCI. Events conducted by an organiser who fails to comply with the preceding paragraph shall be deleted from the international calendar for the following year. For Mountain Bike and Cyclo-cross, a Cup/Series will be comprised of no more than eight rounds. FORBIDDEN RACES Article No licence holder may participate in an event that has not been included on a national, continental or world calendar or that has not been recognised by a National Federation, a Continental Confederation or the UCI. Depending on the circumstances, a National Federation and the UCI may grant special exceptions for particular races or events run in its own country. Particular races or events may consist of: - Events organised occasionally only and which do not belong to the organised sports movement; - Events whose format is not covered by the UCI regulations. Any National Federation intending to grant a special exception must submit its reasoned request to the UCI administration at the beginning of the season and at least two months before the event in question. The decision of the UCI is final and shall not be subject to appeal. 17

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19 ROAD SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL ROAD CALENDARS SUMMARY TABLE OF RACES The following table features the type of UCI international Road calendars and classes of races that belong to them. CLASSES OF RACES UCI WORLDTOUR CALENDAR MEN ELITE UCI WorldTour one day event UCI WorldTour stage event ABBREVIATIONS Men Elite ME 1.UWT ME 2.UWT CONTINENTAL CIRCUITS CALENDARS MEN ELITE & UNDER 23: AFRICA, AMERICA, ASIA, EUROPE, OCEANIA TOURS Men Elite and/or Under 23 One-Day Hors Classe ME 1.HC Stage Hors Classe ME 2.HC One-Day Class 1 ME 1.1 Stage Class 1 ME 2.1 One-Day Class 2 ME 1.2 Stage Class 2 ME 2.2 One-Day Nations Cup U23 (a) MU 1.Ncup Stage Nations Cup U23 (a) MU 2.Ncup U23 label One-Day Class 2 (a) MU 1.2 U23 label Stage Class 2 (a) MU 2.2 (a) Races reserved for Under 23 riders WORLD CALENDAR WOMEN ELITE Women Elite UCI Women s WorldTour WE 1.WWT UCI Women s WorldTour WE 2.WWT One-Day Class 1 WE 1.1 Stage Class 1 WE 2.1 One-Day Class 2 WE 1.2 Stage Class 2 WE 2.2 WORLD CALENDAR MEN JUNIOR Men Junior One-Day Junior Nations Cup MJ 1.Ncup Stage Junior Nations Cup MJ 2.Ncup One-Day Class 1 MJ 1.1 Stage Class 1 MJ 2.1 WORLD CALENDAR WOMEN JUNIOR Women Junior One-Day Women s Junior Nations Cup WJ 1.Ncup Stage Womens Junior Nations Cup WJ 2.Ncup One day Class 1 WJ 1.1 Stage Class WJ

20 ROAD CLASSIFICATION The UCI Management Committee and UCI Road Commission reserve the right to change the classification of races based on the level of participation and the quality of the organisation of races. The final approval for the calendar will be given at the Management Committee meeting taking place in September. HOW MUCH DOES IT COST FOR ROAD? FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS Following is a hyperlink to the Road financial obligations for 2019 with the amounts regarding calendar fees, participation allowances and prize money. CYCLISTES PROFESSIONNELS ASSOCIES (CPA) For the events on the UCI WorldTour calendar and the HC and class 1 events in the UCI Continental Circuits, the contribution of athletes to the Solidarity Fund for Professional Riders, is 7% of the total of prizes actually distributed. This amount will be billed to the paying body (e.g. National Federation, organiser, riders association, etc) by the CPA. ROAD REGISTRATION FORMS Each form must include only one race, even if several races open to different categories take place on the same day at the same venue. EXISTING EVENTS IN 2018 For each of his events, the organiser receives a pre-filled form in PDF with specific information about the event as it appears on the draft calendar available in this document. NEW EVENTS For registration of new events, extra forms can be obtained from the National Federation. For National Federations, a blank registration form, identical for all Road events, is available for download on this link. It is to be used exclusively for the registration of new events. 20

21 ROAD UCI WORLDTOUR CALENDAR The calendar of UCI WorldTour events is drawn up by the Professional Cycling Council, in line with the provisions concerning the UCI WorldTour in Part II, section XV. (Article ). REGISTRATION This calendar is reserved for UCI WorldTour events only. The organisers of these events will receive the information regarding the registration of their event directly from the UCI WorldTour coordinator. DATES The dates of the UCI WorldTour events are mentioned, for information, on the corresponding continental circuits draft calendars. UCI EUROPE TOUR CALENDAR DATES: UCI EUROPE TOUR DRAFT CALENDAR You can find a draft calendar for HC and Class 1 events by clicking on this link. This is a project established by the UCI Road Commission. Organisers of Class 2 events propose, freely and in agreement with their National Federation, the dates of their events. Nonetheless, the UCI reserves the right to change the proposed dates in order to avoid competition between races, which could be unfavourable to cycling. UNDER 23 LABEL The organisers of Class 2 races, may ask the UCI for the Under 23 label, thus limiting the access of their race to athletes Under 23. Requests to obtain the Under 23 label must be submitted to the UCI via National Federations. 21

22 ROAD UCI AFRICA TOUR CALENDAR DATES: UCI AFRICA TOUR DRAFT CALENDAR You can find a draft calendar by clicking on this link. This is a project established by the UCI Road Commission based on the previous season s calendar. UCI AMERICA TOUR CALENDAR DATES: UCI AMERICA TOUR DRAFT CALENDAR You can find a draft calendar by clicking on this link. This is a project established by the Road Commission based on the previous season s calendar. UCI ASIA TOUR CALENDAR DATES: UCI ASIA TOUR DRAFT CALENDAR You can find a draft calendar by clicking on this link. This is a project established by the UCI Road Commission based on the previous season s calendar. UCI OCEANIA TOUR CALENDAR DATES: UCI OCEANIA TOUR DRAFT CALENDAR You can find a draft calendar by clicking on this link. This is a project established by the UCI Road Commission based on the previous season s calendar. UCI WOMEN S WORLDTOUR CALENDAR This calendar has a separate and proper registration procedure. WOMEN ELITE CALENDAR DATES: WOMEN ELITE DRAFT CALENDAR You can find a draft calendar by clicking on this link. This is a project established by the UCI Road Commission based on the previous season s calendar. JUNIOR CALENDARS DATES: UCI JUNIOR MEN AND WOMEN DRAFT CALENDARS You can find draft calendars by clicking on these links. These are projects established by the UCI Road Commission based on the previous season s calendar. UCI Junior Women Draft Calendar UCI Junior Men Draft Calendar 22

23 ROAD SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR UCI UNDER 23,JUNIOR NATIONS CUPS AND WOMEN S JUNIOR NATIONS CUP For organisers of UCI Under 23, Junior Nations Cups and Women s Junior Nations Cup, please consider the specific instructions detailed hereafter. ORGANISERS MAIN OBLIGATIONS 1. SEND BID FILE BY 15 MAY 2018 New candidates who wish to obtain the Nations Cup label in 2019, must submit a candidature file to the UCI Sports Department through the National Federation. The following points must be mentioned in the bide file: Full contact details of the organiser References of the organiser Dates requested Race schedule Accessibility to the start of the race (motorway network, airport, stations...) Circuit: - Map, profile, distance, length of the circuit, description of roads used, according to the UCI rules. - If the course is not defined yet, please provide information about the type of stages considered (mountain stages, time trial stages), as well as the average distance desired. Media plan, TV coverage Installations available (for teams, press, public) Accommodation Provisional budget Letter supporting the application. This application request for the organisation of a Nations Cup round must be sent to the UCI no later than 15 May Only complete files which reach the UCI within the stipulated deadline will be taken into consideration. This applies only for new candidates. Organisers having already obtained the label in 2018 are not required to send a candidature file. 2. BID EXPENSES FOR THE NEW REQUESTS We remind you that new candidates who submit a file for a Nations Cup event shall pay a candidature fee of EUR This amount shall in particular cover the costs of the visits made by UCI representatives as well as the costs of evaluating and processing the bid. If the bid is postponed to another year, the costs shall not be paid again. They shall be retained if the bid is rejected. The Organising Committee must cover accommodation and subsistence expenses of the UCI representative during the visit. Only the files whose bid expenses are paid to the UCI will be considered. Upon payment, indicate the name of the race and UCI Nations Cup. 3. SENDING OF THE REGISTRATION FORM New candidates as well as organisers having already obtained the label in 2018 are required to send, via the National Federation, the registration form of his event no later than by 1 st July. 23

24 ROAD CALENDAR If races from other continents than Europe bid, their dates will be determined on a case by case basis. When making its choice, the UCI will take into consideration other stage races on the UCI calendar which will be held near the time and in the same region, with the aim of reducing the expenses for teams. Nevertheless, there must be at least one day between the UCI Nations Cup race and the above-mentioned races. ORGANISERS RIGHTS All marketing and sponsorship rights for the title and format of the UCI Nations Cup are the exclusive property of the UCI. The UCI grants the organiser the marketing and sponsorship rights for its race, apart from the rights for the presenting sponsor for the for the UCI Nations Cup series, which remain the property of the UCI. The UCI is the exclusive owner of worldwide broadcasting rights for the event in the widest sense of the term (including without limitation radio, television, the internet, telephone, wireless and any and all existing or future multimedia rights). The UCI will assign these rights to the organiser. Use of the UCI Nations Cup label according to the UCI Visual Identity Guidelines. IDENTITY OF THE EVENT Respect of the visual guidelines of the UCI Nations Cup on the race infrastructure: finish/start arch, podium, flash interview. The visual guidelines of the UCI Nations Cup will be sent to the organisers of the 2019 UCI Nations Cup. The organiser promises to respect the obligations mentioned if his race is selected for the 2019 UCI Nations Cup. SEMINAR FOR ORGANISERS A seminar for organisers of the UCI Nations Cup series will be organised. Each organiser is obliged to take part with at least one representative. This seminar deals in particular with the following subjects: Development of the UCI Nations Cup circuit Sport participation Marketing and sponsorship Technical organisation Travel and accommodation of the teams Promotion, medias. The date of the next seminar will be defined at a later date. 24

25 ROAD SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE UCI UCI Nations Cup label General co-ordination of the UCI Nations Cup General press service A distinctive emblem for riders from the leading nation of the UCI Nations Cup Trophy for the first nation of the final ranking of the UCI Nations Cup Award ceremony for end of season prizes Worldwide promotion of UCI Nations Cup Organisers seminar. AWARDING PROCEDURE The UCI Nations Cup events are selected by the UCI Road Commission. Only a limited number of organisers obtain the Nations Cup label. The UCI Management Committee will proceed with the awarding of races at its meeting in September UCI UNDER 23 NATIONS CUP, UCI JUNIOR NATIONS CUP AND UCI WOMEN S JUNIOR NATIONS CUP DATES: UCI UNDER 23, JUNIOR NATIONS CUP AND UCI WOMEN S JUNIOR NATIONS CUP DRAFT CALENDARS You can find draft calendars by clicking on these links. These are projects established by the UCI Road Commission based on the previous season s calendar. UCI Under 23 Draft calendar UCI Men Junior draft calendar UCI Womens Junior draft calendar 25

26 ROAD OTHER EVENTS ROAD CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS AND CONTINENTAL GAMES REGISTRATION FORM For the Continental Confederations, a blank registration form, specifically for Road Continental or National Championships, as well as Continental Games, is available for download by clicking on this link. ROAD NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS REGISTRATION FORM For the National Federations, a blank registration form, specifically for Road National or Continental Championships, is available for download by clicking on this link. OTHER ROAD CALENDARS In addition to the UCI International Calendar other calendars are recognised by the UCI but do not deliver any UCI points. REGIONAL GAMES SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS A UCI International Commissaire is appointed to the events included on the calendar of the regional games. These events are subject to the payment of a calendar fee. DEADLINE National Federations who wish to register regional games with the UCI shall submit the specific registration form for the regional games to the UCI no later than by 1 st July. REGIONAL GAMES ROAD REGISTRATION FORMS Registration form for the Regional Games: to fill in, sign, stamp and return to the UCI no later than 1 st July. CRITERIUMS For Criteriums, please refer to Part 2 chapter VII of the UCI Regulations. SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS This calendar is the responsibility of the federations and is reserved for events raced on a circuit of less than 10 kms. Organisers whose criterium is not included on this calendar may not invite riders from a team registered with the UCI or allow them to ride. DEADLINE National Federations who wish to register their criteriums with the UCI shall submit the specific registration form for the criteriums to the UCI no later than 1 st September. REGISTRATION FORM CRITERIUMS Registration form for the criteriums: to fill in, sign, stamp and return to the UCI no later than 1 st September. 26

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28 TRACK SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL TRACK CALENDARS CLASSIFICATION The class of the competition determines the points awarded to the participants as per the scale stated in the UCI regulations (Title 3, Chapter III). As a reminder, it is possible to specify on the registration form the type of class (CC, CL1, CL2, Nat) for each specialisation. The races at a national level (Nat.) can be registered as a complement to the UCI competitions. The evaluation of the competitions registered in the calendar determines the class in which they will be registered for season (as per art ). Any event for which points counting for the UCI Track Classification are awarded will need to respect the formats and/or minimal distances as stipulated in the UCI Regulations, failing this, points will not be awarded. With regard to the minimum criteria for categories, if several categories participate in the same race, the category of the majority of participants will be taken into account only. Younger athletes or masters can participate in elite races to expand the bunch. Nevertheless, riders younger than 18 years old will not score UCI points and must not be taken into account in the analysis of the minimum number of participating nations (article ). 18-year-olds junior riders will score UCI points in elite ranking. In any case, all athletes must be included in the results. For the registration of Six Days type of event, the registered event shall be Madison (for example Men Elite Madison); each indidivudal event of that category shall not be registered. For others tournament, different from the format as regulated by the UCI, (for example Sprinter s tournament on several days) as stipulated in art , points will be awarded according to the overall standings of the speciality (for example individual sprint). If the tournament is made of several events (Sprint and Keirin), the event which will award the UCI points shall be clearly identified on the program of the competition and communicated to the UCI Track Department (track@uci.ch). We remind that as per art , if more than 50% of the riders per category are being invited, the awarded points will be of Class 2 points scale. For your information, please find hereafter two examples to illustrate how criteria are taken into account to classify an event. 28

29 TRACK CLASS 1 EVENT This class event must fulfil the following criteria: 5 PARTICIPATING NATIONS The number of nations considered is the event among the programme in which the maximum of nations are represented. In terms of points granted to riders, any events in the programme where at least 5 nations are competing, riders will be awarded points according to the scale provided for a class 1 event. If some events in the programme have only 3 or 4 nations at the start, riders will be awarded points according to the scale provided for a class 2 event. Finally, if some events in the programme have between 1 to 2 nations at the start, no points will be awarded to riders competing. In the case when categories are combined within one race, the nations of the category mostly represented will be considered only. Attention: This analysis must be made on the basis of the riders participating in the specific category of the event only (for example a Scratch race Men Elite, nations of elite riders will be taken into account only). EVENTS FOR MEN ELITE plus 3 other categories to be chosen from Women Elite, Men or Women U23, Men or Women Junior, or Para-cycling. The requirement of events for 4 categories to be organised within the competition s programme take into account all events organised, even national event or those with one country represented at the start. Different categories can be combined in one race. Nevertheless, the category of the majority of participants will be taken into account only. Participants belonging to another category must be included in the results but will not receive UCI points. 5 COMPETITIONS MINIMUM (event part of the World Championships programme in one category). The requirement of competitions take into account any event s type represented at the World Championships, regardless of the number of nations at the start of those events. Example of possible minimum programme for a class 1 event MEN ELITE WOMEN ELITE WOMEN JUNIOR MEN U23 MEN ELITE Points race (8 nations at the start) eligible for class 1 points Sprint (3 nations at the start) eligible for class 2 points Scratch (2 nations at the start) not eligible for points Madison (4 nations at the start) eligible for class 2 points Scratch (5 nations at the start) eligible for class 1 points With 4 categories, a maximum of 8 nations in one event and 5 competitions, such an event would be classified in class 1. Example for a Six Days type of programme MEN ELITE Madison WOMEN ELITE Scratch (even though there is a tournament with Points Race, Scratch and Time Trial; Scratch is identified as the race that will award UCI points) MEN JUNIOR Omnium (as per regulations) MEN ELITE Sprint tournament (overall standing will award UCI points) 29

30 TRACK CLASS 2 EVENT This class event must fulfil the following criteria: 3 PARTICIPATING NATIONS The number of nations considered is the event among the programme in which the maximum of nations are represented. In terms of points granted to riders, any events in the programme where at least 3 nations are competing, riders will be awarded points according to the scale provided for a class 2 event. If some events in the programme have between 1 to 2 nations at the start, no points will be awarded to riders competing. EVENTS FOR MEN ELITE plus 1 other category to be chosen from Women Elite, Men or Women U23, Men or Women Junior, or Para-cycling. The requirement of events for 2 categories to be organised within the competition s programme take into account all events organised, even national event or those with one country represented at the start. 2 COMPETITIONS MINIMUM (event part of the World Championships programme in one category). The requirement of competitions take into account any event s type represented at the World Championships, regardless of the number of nations at the start of those events. Example of possible minimum programme for a class 2 event MEN ELITE WOMEN ELITE Keirin (5 nations at the start) eligible for class 2 points (even with 5 nations represented, the registered class of the event determines the maximum applicable points scale). Sprint (2 nations at the start) not eligible for points With 2 categories, a maximum of 5 nations in one event and 2 competitions, such an event would be classified in class 2. OTHER ITEMS REGIONAL GAMES A UCI international commissaire is appointed to the events included on the calendar of the Regional Games. These events are subject to the payment of a calendar fee. Points awarded for regional games depend on the number of participating national federations as stipulated in art

31 TRACK HOW MUCH DOES IT COST FOR THE TRACK? FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS Please find a hyperlink to the Track Financial Obligations for next year with the amounts regarding calendar fees: DATES: DRAFT CALENDAR TRACK The Draft Calendar will be available in due time from September 2018 on the Extranet. TRACK REGISTRATION FORMS EXISTING EVENTS IN The Organiser receives for each of their events a pre-filled form (PDF file) with specific information about the event as it appears on the draft calendar. The forms will be sent in September NEW EVENTS For the registration of new events, extra forms can be obtained from the National Federation. For the National Federations, a blank registration form, identical for all the Track Events, will be available in due time from September 2018 on the Extranet, to be used exclusively for the registration of new events. For registration of new events, a technical file shall be transmitted together with the registration form. All new international events will be registered in Class 2 into the UCI Track International Calendar for one year of probation. 31

32 TRACK TRACK CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS REGISTRATION FORM For the Continental Confederations, a blank registration form, specific for Track Continental Championships, is available for download under this link. TRACK NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS REGISTRATION FORM For the National Federations, a blank registration form, specific for National Track Championships, will be available in due time from September 2018 on the Extranet. RESULTS We would like to remind you that the results of international events and National Championships must be sent under the new procedure introduced on 1 January You will find more information about the track results here. REMINDER: LATE ENTRIES (after 15th December) It is reminded that to add a competition to the UCI Calendar the deadline of 3 months shall apply (art ter). As per the financial obligations, any modification (addition or removal of a race) shall be communicated 30 days before the event, failing that it will still be possible to add races but the class of the race will be CL2. The modification fees as per the Financial Obligations still apply. 32

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34 MOUNTAIN BIKE SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL MOUNTAIN BIKE CALENDARS CALENDAR As stated in Article : International Mountain Bike races are registered on the international calendar in accordance with the following classification: Olympic Games (OG) World Championships (CM) No other International Mountain Bike event of the same format may be organised during the UCI Mountain Bike World Championships. World Cup (WC) No Hors Class or Class 1 event of the same format may be organised on the same continent on the same day as a UCI Mountain Bike World Cup event. The Continental Championships (CC) in a format may not be organised during a UCI Mountain Bike World Cup event in the same format. Masters World Championships (CMM) Continental Championships (CC) No Hors Class or Class 1 event of the same format may be organised on the same continent during the continental championships. Stage races: - Hors Class (SHC); - Class 1 (S1); - Class 2 (S2). No stage race may be organised during the Olympic Games, UCI Mountain Bike World Championships, UCI Mountain Bike World Cup events or Continental Championships (on the concerned continent). One-day races : - Hors Class (HC); - Class 1 (C1); - Class 2 (C2); - Class 3 (C3). UCI Mountain Bike Marathon Series races. 34

35 MOUNTAIN BIKE FORMAT OF THE EVENT As stated in Article , the Mountain Bike discipline includes the following events comprising the format listed below: FORMAT ARTICLES AGE CATEGORY ARTICLES RACE CHARACTERISTICS Cross-country Olympic (XCO) Cross-country stage race (XCS) Cross-country eliminator (XCE) Cross-country point-topoint (XCP) Cross-country short track (XCC) Cross-country marathon (XCM) Downhill Individual (DHI) to Four Cross (4X) Enduro (END) bis 4.4a.001 to 4.4a

36 MOUNTAIN BIKE An event can include different formats (XCO/XCE/DHI/4X). All categories of one format must be registered in the same class (for example: all XCO categories in class 1 and all DHI categories in class 2 and XCE in class 3). CUPS / SERIES A written authorisation must be requested from the UCI for the organisation of Cups/Series as per Article of the UCI Regulations. A Mountain Bike Cup/Series will be comprised of no more than eight rounds. HORS CLASS EVENT A detailed technical guide for each HC event must be presented to the UCI during the calendar registration process (Article ). You can find the template of the technical guide by clicking on this link. NEW EVENT A new event may only be given class 2 or 3 status in its first year. A detailed technical guide for each new event must be presented to the UCI during the calendar registration process (Article ). You can find the template of the technical guide by clicking on this link. OTHER ITEMS UCI ELITE MOUNTAIN BIKE TEAMS: Race entry fees for events on the international calendar are waived for any rider belonging to a UCI ELITE Mountain Bike Team (Article ). This applies only to the discipline in which the team has ELITE status and does not apply to stage races. UCI ELITE Mountain Bike Teams lists can be found on the UCI website by clicking on this link. CROSS-COUNTRY OLYMPIC - XCO UNDER 23 CATEGORY Separate under 23 XCO hors class and class 1 events may be organised for men and women, in this case separate results must be submitted for both categories. During class 2 and class 3 XCO events under 23, men and women, will compete with the elite categories. As such no separate results must be submitted for the under 23 categories at class 2 and class 3 XCO events (Article ). If an organiser ticks on the registration form the Under 23 category (men & women), make sure that the organiser really intends to organise a separate Under 23 event with a separate points scale and prize money. UCI JUNIOR SERIES - XCO Applications to host a round of the UCI Junior Series will be accepted from any class HC or class 1 XCO event. The final selection of the rounds will be made by the UCI in conjunction with the relevant confederation. You can find more information on the UCI Junior Series by clicking on this link. If you request a UCI Junior Series-XCO, tick the box in the registration form: Request Junior Series UCI JUNIOR EVENTS - XCO UCI XCO junior events approved by the national federation are included on the Mountain Bike International Calendar as junior category events. If you request a UCI XCO junior event, tick the category men juniors / women juniors on the registration form. 36

37 MOUNTAIN BIKE CROSS-COUNTRY STAGE RACES - XCS Specifications on stage race can be found in Articles to Article will be applied as from 2019 as follows: Duration and stages Stage races are run over at least 4 days, with a maximum of nine days. Only one stage per day may be run. Stage race must have one long distance stage that meet the minimum distance of a cross-country marathon event as per article A detailed technical guide for each stage race must be presented to the UCI during the calendar registration process (Article ). In the technical guide of stage race it must be clearly mentioned if riders compete in a team or individually. The specific regulations of the stage race must be sent with the technical guide. You can find the template of the technical guide by clicking on this link. CROSS-COUNTRY ELIMINATOR - XCE Apart from XCE World Championships, all other XCE events will be considered as class 3 events as follows: Either as a race that is part of a XCO event: - The registration fee will be an additional day to the XCO calendar fee as per the UCI financial obligations (per additional day: Group Euros). Or a separate class 3 XCE event. CROSS-COUNTRY POINT-TO-POINT XCP XCP events will be considered as class 3 events. CROSS-COUNTRY SHORT CIRCUIT XCC XCC events will be considered as class 3 events. CROSS-COUNTRY MARATHON - XCM All XCM events will be considered as class 3 events as follows: Either as a race that is part of the UCI Mountain Bike Marathon Series, at the discretion of the UCI. Or as a class 3 event. UCI MOUNTAIN BIKE MARATHON SERIES - XCM Specifications concerning the UCI Mountain Bike Marathon Series can be found under Articles to UCI Mountain Bike Marathon Series events will be considered as class 3 events. The calendar fees for the UCI Mountain Bike Marathon Series will be the same as a class 1. Prize money is at the organisers discretion but must at least equal that of a class 3 event, and have parity between men and women. A detailed technical guide for each UCI Mountain Bike Marathon Series event must be presented to the UCI during the calendar registration process (Article ). You can find the template of the technical guide by clicking on this link. If you request to be part of the UCI Mountain Bike Marathon Series, tick the box in the registration form: Request UCI Mountain Bike Marathon Series. 37

38 MOUNTAIN BIKE ENDURO - END Specifications on Enduro can be found in Articles 4.4a.001 to 4.4a.020. Enduro events will be considered as class 3 events and prize money is determined by each organiser at its discretion. EVALUATION The events registered on the international calendar will be evaluated on the basis set out in the evaluation document available by clicking on the this link. ORGANISATION GUIDE To help in the organisation of an event on the international calendar, we developed an guide which covers all essential aspects of designing, organising and promoting events. You can find the organisation guide on the following link. SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR UCI MOUNTAIN BIKE WORLD CUP A specific procedure is established by the UCI. Therefore, organisers interested in hosting a leg of the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup, should request the information from the following address: offroad@uci.ch DATES: MAJOR MOUNTAIN BIKE EVENTS DRAFT CALENDAR You can find the major Mountain Bike events draft calendar by clicking on this link. The major Mountain Bike events draft calendar must be respected in order to avoid any date clashes according to Article of the UCI Regulations. HOW MUCH DOES IT COST FOR MOUNTAIN BIKE? FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS All events registered on the international calendar must respect the UCI financial obligations (in particular calendar fee, prize money) approved by the UCI Management Committee and published on the UCI website. Please find a link to the UCI Mountain Bike financial obligations showing the amounts of calendar fees and prize money if the events include different classes, the calendar fee will be calculated based on the highest class. 38

39 MOUNTAIN BIKE MOUNTAIN BIKE REGISTRATION FORMS EXISTING EVENTS IN 2018 For each of their events, the organiser will receive a pre-filled form in PDF with specific information about the event. NEW EVENTS For registration of new events, extra forms can be obtained from the National Federation. For the National Federations, a blank registration form, identical for all the Mountain Bike events, is available for download on this link, to be used exclusively for the registration of new events. MOUNTAIN BIKE CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS REGISTRATION FORM For the Continental Confederations, a blank registration form, specifically for Mountain Bike Continental Championships, is available for download on this link. Registration deadline: June 1 st. The cross-country team relay (XCR) at continental championships awards UCI points towards the UCI Nations Ranking if more than 5 nations are competing (Articles & ). The cross-country eliminator (XCE) and cross-country marathon (XCM) continental championships, whilst considered as continental championships, will be awarded class 3 UCI points. If you wish to register XCR, XCE or XCM races please indicate in the registration form. MOUNTAIN BIKE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS REGISTRATION FORM For the National Federations, a blank registration form, specifically for Mountain Bike National Championships, is available for download on this link. The date, the venue, the format and the categories of your national championships must be confirmed to the UCI via the National Championship registration form in order to obtain the UCI points. The Mountain Bike National Championships mandatory date is mentioned in the major Mountain Bike events draft calendar. The UCI can exceptionally grant a derogation from this date. A request must be sent to the UCI with the reason of date change. Cross-country eliminator (XCE), cross-country marathon (XCM) and Enduro (END) national championships whilst considered as national championships will be awarded class 3 UCI points. 39

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41 CYCLO-CROSS SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL CYCLO-CROSS CALENDAR The calendar procedure for Cyclo-cross will be published on September

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43 BMX SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL BMX CALENDAR CALENDAR As stated in Article : International BMX events are registered on the UCI International BMX Calendar in accordance with the following classification: Olympic Games (OG) World Championships (CM) No other international BMX event may be organized on the same dates as the world championships. No continental championships, HC or C1 event may be organized on the weekend prior to the starting date of World Championships. BMX Supercross World Cup (CDM) No other international BMX event may be organized on the same dates as a UCI BMX Supercross World Cup event. Continental Championships (CC) No other HC, C1 or CN on the same continent during the continental championships date may be organized. Continental Championships are regulated in accordance with Part X of the UCI Regulations, Continental Championships. Additionally, the continental confederation shall provide the bid procedure to each country in enough time for the countries to submit bids to host the continental championships. The bid procedure shall be available, at least, in either English or French. International Competition Hors Class (HC) No C1 or CN events may be organised on the same date as an HC event on the same continent. Events registered on the UCI International BMX Calendar for the first time (new organiser, new venue, or both) are not eligible for Class HC status. The continental confederation must propose or otherwise approve all HC events to be held within the continent concerned. A maximum of six HC events may be registered in any continent in each season. In order to be awarded Class HC status, the event must have had sufficient numbers of riders entered in the Men Elite category in the season before the application for Class HC status such that at least semi-finals were held. For avoidance of doubt, class HC events are open to license holders of all nationalities. International Competition Class 1 (C1) No CN events may be organised on the same date as the C1 event on the same continent. There is no limitation on the number C1 events that a national federation may apply to hold. National Championships (CN) National BMX championships must be run on the first weekend of July. Regional Games (RJ) The UCI has the final and sole authority to allocate any event on the UCI International BMX Calendar, and to resolve all disputes concerning date conflicts and event classifications for events registered on that calendar. TECHNICAL GUIDE A detailed technical guide for each event must be presented to UCI during the calendar registration process as per Article Note that an event will not be registered on the UCI BMX calendar and shall be considered not complete if we haven t received the technical guide of the event. You can find the template of the technical guide by clicking on this link. 43

44 BMX SPECIFIC INSTRUCTION FOR UCI BMX SUPERCROSS WORLD CUP A specific procedure is established by the UCI. Therefore, in case of interest in organising a leg of the UCI BMX Supercross World Cup, please request the information from the following address: offroad@uci.ch DATES: MAJOR BMX EVENTS DRAFT CALENDAR You can find the major BMX events pre-calendar by clicking on this link. The major BMX events pre-calendar must be respected in order to avoid any date clashes according to Article of the UCI Regulations. While the UCI makes every effort to respect the draft Major Events Calendar, UCI BMX Supercross World Cup events may occasionally occupy other dates. In this case, the UCI will work with other organizers to find alternative dates. HOW MUCH DOES IT COST FOR BMX? TECHNICAL All events registered on the international calendar must respect the UCI financial obligations (in particular calendar fee, prize money) approved by the UCI Management Committee and published on the UCI website. Please find a hyperlink to he BMX financial obligations showing the amounts of calendar fees and prize money. 44

45 BMX BMX REGISTRATION FORMS INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION (C1) Class HC event applications must first be submitted to the continental confederation for approval. Continental confederations will then forward approved applications to the UCI. Before accepting a Class HC calendar application, the UCI will verify that the event qualifies for Class HC status in accordance with the UCI Regulations. EXISTING EVENTS IN 2018 For each of their events, the organiser will receive a pre-filled form in PDF with specific information about the event. NEW EVENTS For registration of new events, extra forms can be obtained from the National Federation. For the National Federations, a blank registration form, identical for all the C1 and HC events, is available for download on this link, to be used exclusively for the registration of new events. BMX CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS REGISTRATION FORM For the Continental Confederations, a blank registration form, specific for BMX Continental Championships, is available for download by clicking on this link. Registration deadline: June 1 st. BMX NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS REGISTRATION FORM For the National Federations, a blank registration form, specific for BMX National Championships, is available for download by clicking on this link. The date and the venue of your BMX National Championships must be confirmed to the UCI via the BMX National Championships registration form in order to obtain UCI points. 45

46 BMX BMX FREESTYLE 46

47 BMX FREESTYLE SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL BMX FREESTYLE CALENDAR CALENDAR As stated in Article 6bis International BMX events are registered on the UCI International BMX Calendar in accordance with the following classification: In General All event registered on the UCI BMX Freestyle International Calendar shall hold, at least, the UCI Categories identified in article 6bis Such events on the UCI BMX Freestyle International Calendar shall comply with the UCI Regulations for the UCI Categories. The UCI has the sole authority to allocate any Competition on the UCI BMX Freestyle International Calendar. The UCI BMX Freestyle International Calendar shall consist of the following types of Competitions: PARK COMPETITIONS UCI BMX Freestyle World Championships (CM): no other Competition may be registered on the UCI BMX Freestyle International Calendar on the same dates as the UCI BMX Freestyle World Championships. UCI BMX Freestyle World Cup (CDM): no other Competition may be registered on the UCI BMX Freestyle International Calendar on the same dates as any UCI BMX Freestyle World Cup. Continental Championships (CC): Only riders with the nationality of a country for the continent in question are permitted to enter that Continental Championships. No other C1 or CN Competition in the same continent may be registered on the UCI BMX Freestyle International Calendar on the Continental Championships date for that continent. International BMX Freestyle Competition (C1): every national federation has the possibility to register one or more International BMX Freestyle Competitions on the UCI calendar within each calendar year. National Championships (CN): every national federation has the possibility to register a single National BMX Freestyle Championships on the UCI calendar within each calendar year. Additionally, the Olympic Games (OG) and Youth Olympic Games (YOG) shall be included on the UCI BMX Freestyle International Calendar for the Park specialty. FLATLAND COMPETITIONS For the 2019 season, only UCI BMX Freestyle World Cup (CDM) Competitions. 47

48 BMX FREESTYLE SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR UCI BMX FREESTYLE WORLD CUP A specific procedure is established by the UCI. Therefore, in case of interest in organising a leg of the UCI BMX Freestyle World Cup, please request the information from the following address: offroad@uci.ch HOW MUCH DOES IT COST FOR BMX FREESTYLE? TECHNICAL All event registered on the international calendar must respect the UCI financial obligations (in particular calendar fee) approved by the UCI Management Committee and published on the UCI website. Please find a hyperlink to the BMX financial obligations showing the amounts of calendar fees and prize money. BMX FREESTYLE REGISTRATION FORMS INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONS (C1) The National Federations have a blank registration form for all C1 competitions to provide to their organisers. BMX FREESTYLE CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS REGISTRATION FORM For the Continental Confederations, a blank registration form, specific for BMX Freestyle Continental Championships, is available for download by clicking on this link. Such forms must be submitted by the Continental Confederations. Registration deadline: June 1st. BMX FREESTYLE NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS REGISTRATION FORM For the National Federations, a blank registration form, specific for BMX Freestyle National Championships, is available for download by clicking on this link. The date and the venue of your BMX Freestyle National Championships must be confirmed to the UCI via the BMX Freestyle National Championships registration form in order to obtain UCI points. 48

49 TRIALS TRIALS 49

50 TRIALS SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL TRIALS CALENDAR CALENDAR As stated in Article : International Trials events are registered on the international calendar in accordance with the following classification: UCI Trials World Championships (CM) No other Trials event (CDM, CC, C1, JMJ, CN, HC) may be organised on the weekend prior to or on the same dates as the UCI Trials World Championships. UCI Trials World Cup (CDM) No other Trials (CM, CC, CN, HC, C1, JMJ) may be organised on the same dates as the UCI Trials World Cup. Continental Championships (CC) No other Trials event (C1, HC, JMJ, CN) may be organised on the same continent during the Continental Championships. International event (C1) No other Trials event (CM, CDM, CC) may be organised on the same dates as the C1 international event. However, the UCI may grant derogations, at its sole discretion, provided that the two races in question do not take place in the same country. International event (HC) No other Trials event (CM, CDM, CC) may be organised on the same dates as the HC international event. However, the UCI may grant derogations, at its sole discretion, provided that the two races in question do not take place in the same country. World Youth Games (JMJ) No other Trials event (CM, CDM, CC, CN) may be organised on the same dates as the Trials World Youth Games. National Championships (CN) Further, CN are mandatory dates as per art No other Trials event (CM, CDM) may be organized on the same dates as the national championships. 50

51 TRIALS SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR UCI TRIALS WORLD CUP A specific procedure is established by the the UCI. Therefore, in case of interest in organising a leg of the UCI Trials World Cup, please request the information from the following address: offroad@uci.ch DATES: MAJOR TRIALS EVENTS DRAFT CALENDAR The major Trials events draft calendar must be respected in order to avoid any date clashes according to Article of the UCI Regulations. HOW MUCH DOES IT COST FOR TRIALS? FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS All events registered on the international calendar must respect the UCI financial obligations (in particular calendar fee, prize money) approved by the UCI Management Committee and published on the UCI website. Please find a hyperlink to the trials financial obligations showing the amounts of calendar fees and prize money. 51

52 TRIALS TRIALS REGISTRATION FORMS INTERNATIONAL COMPETITIONS (HC + C1) The National Federations have a blank registration form for all HC/C1 competitions to provide to their organisers. TRIALS CONTINENTAL CHAMPIONSHIPS REGISTRATION FORM For the Continental Confederations, a blank registration form, specifically for Trials continental championships, is available for download by clicking on this link. Registration deadline: June 1 st. TRIALS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS REGISTRATION FORM For the National Federations, a blank registration form, specifically for Trials National Championships, is available for download by clicking on this link. The date and the venue of your Trials National Championships must be confirmed to the UCI via the Trials National Championships registration form in order to obtain UCI points. 52

53 INDOOR CYCLING INDOOR CYCLING 53

54 INDOOR CYCLING SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL CYCLE-BALL AND ARTISTIC CYCLING CALENDAR The specific meeting for the UCI international calendar Indoor Cycling will be held mid-may. The National Federations must then fill out the appropriate form and submit the dates of the National Championships - CN, international competitions, Continental Championships - CC and any other A and B events and the UCI Cycle-ball and UCI Artistic Cycling World Cup events. All forms must be submitted, before 1 st July 2018, to: indoor@uci.ch The forms which are not submitted by the deadline or are incomplete may not be registered. For all information related to the classification of A and B events, please refer to the UCI regulations - Part VIII. We draw your attention to the fact that if your event is not included on the UCI calendar, athletes taking part in it will not be granted any UCI points. RESULTS MANAGEMENT As a reminder, since 1 January 2017, the results and rankings are managed via the UCI DataRide platform. The information related to the transmission of results are available in the UCI National Federations Extranet. Note: The results management process being very different from the previous one, please follow carefully the procedure in place. HOW MUCH DOES IT COST FOR INDOOR CYCLING? FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS Please find a hyperlink to the indoor cycling financial obligations for next year with the amounts regarding prize money. 54

55 INDOOR CYCLING INDOOR CYCLING REGISTRATION FORMS EXISTING EVENTS IN 2018 The organiser receives for each of their events a pre-filled form in PDF with specific information about the event as it appears on the draft calendar NEW EVENTS A blank registration form, identical for all the indoor cycling events, is available for download by clicking on this link. To be used exclusively for the registration of new events. DEADLINES Please respect the indicated deadlines set for the organisers and National Federations. The UCI does not commit to events whose forms were sent too late or incomplete. Only digital forms will be accepted. UCI ARTISTIC CYCLING WORLD CUP The UCI Artistic Cycling World Cup has been introduced during the 2018 season with 4 international events programmed. The UCI has entered a partnership with the Association Indoor Cycling World Wide for the management of these events. The draft calendar of the Series, submitted to a specific procedure, will be communicated subsequently. In case of interest for this Series, any additional information can be required by contacting the UCI: indoor@uci.ch UCI CYCLE-BALL WORLD CUP For the potential organisers of UCI Cycle Ball World Cup competitions, we kindly ask you to send your request to: indoor@uci.ch We will then inform you of the procedure to follow. PRE-CALENDAR UCI CYCLE-BALL WORLD CUP The provisional dates for the World Cup competitions are the following (subject to modifications): DATES VENUE 6 April Ailingen (GER) 27 April Open 18 May Mücheln (GER) July / August Open (Asia/Canada - TBC) 30 August Grosskoschen (GER) 28 September Niedermehnen (GER) 12 October St Gall (SUI) 2 November Höchst (AUT) FINAL 18 January Möhlin (SUI) Note: the Final of the 2019 UCI Cycle-ball World Cup will take place in January

56 PARA-CYCLING PARA-CYCLING 56

57 PARA-CYCLING SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL PARA-CYCLING CALENDAR HOW MUCH DOES IT COST FOR PARA-CYCLING? FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS Please find a hyperlink to the Para-cycling financial obligations for next year with the amounts regarding calendar fees. PARA-CYCLING REGISTRATION FORMS EXISTING EVENTS IN 2018 For each of their events, the organiser receives a pre-filled form in PDF with specific information about the event. NEW EVENTS For registration of new events, extra forms can be obtained from the National Federation. For the National Federations, a blank registration form, for Para-cycling road and Track events, is available for download by clicking on this link. To be used exclusively for the registration of new events. SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR UCI PARA-CYCLING ROAD WORLD CUP In case of interest for the organisation of one leg of the UCI Para-cycling World Cup (road), please ask the procedure through the following address: jerome.lacroix@uci.ch 57

58 CYCLING FOR ALL CYCLING FOR ALL 58

59 CYCLING FOR ALL SPECIFIC INSTRUCTIONS FOR INTERNATIONAL CYCLING FOR ALL CALENDAR The Cycling for All calendar includes Road and Mountain Bike Masters events registered by the National Federations. All forms must be submitted before 1 st July 2018 to: massevents@uci.ch Forms which are not submitted within the deadline may not be registered. The events of the UCI Gran Fondo World Series, submitted to a specific procedure and other deadlines, are added separately to the Cycling for All calendar. HOW MUCH DOES IT COST FOR CYCLING FOR ALL? FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS Please find a hyperlink to the Cycling for All financial obligations for next year with the amounts regarding calendar fees. REGISTRATION FORMS CYCLING FOR ALL Each form must include only one race, even if several races are open to different categories and take place on the same day and at the same venue. EXISTING EVENTS IN 2018 For each of their events the organiser receives a pre-filled form in PDF with specific information about the event. NEW EVENTS For the registration of new events, additional blank registration forms can be obtained from the National Federation. For the National Federations, a blank registration form, identical for all the cycling for all events, is available for download by clicking on this link. To be used exclusively for the registration of new events. 59

60 CONTACT UCI For further information and to return registration forms for all the disciplines, please use the following addresses: Road: Track & Para-cycling: Mountain Bike, Cyclo-cross, BMX, BMX Freestyle & Trials: Indoor Cycling: Cycling for All:

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