McQuaid bid endorsed by Switzerland
Pat McQuaid's bid for a further term as president of cycling's world governing body has been endorsed by Switzerland as the Irishman continues to struggle for the backing of Cycling Ireland.
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McQuaid nomination set for EGM discussion
Pat McQuaid's nomination for president of the UCI will be discussed at an extraordinary general meeting in June, Cycling Ireland has announced.
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UCI defends lack of action on Armstrong
The International Cycling Union has defended its actions after it was confirmed that Lance Armstrong returned test samples with traces of corticosteroids four times during the 1999 Tour de France.
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McQuaid to be nominated for third term
Shane Stokes discusses Cycling Ireland's decision to nominate UCI president Pat McQuaid for a third term in the role
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Cycling Ireland agree to McQuaid nomination
Cycling Ireland has agreed to nominate current UCI president Pat McQuaid for a third term in the role.
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UCI explain Rasmussen blunder
Garmin-Sharp rider Alex Rasmussen says he has been prevented from competing in the Circuit La Sarthe-Pays de la Loire by the International Cycling Union.
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More questions for UCI
Cycling journalist Shane Stokes says the UCI have fresh questions to answer regarding Lance Armstrong's biological passport
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Armstrong hits out at 'pathetic' UCI boss McQuaid
In a new interview, Lance Armstrong has severely criticised UCI chief Pat McQuaid and claimed he is the scapegoat of a sport that has always been subject to cheating.
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UCI head McQuaid blasts WADA counterpart Fahey
The head of international cycling tonight responded to increasing pressure on his position by accusing the man at the top of the World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) of "blatant and aggressive" untruths.
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UCI attacked for disbanding Armstrong inquiry
The decision by the International Cycling Union (UCI) to disband its own inquiry into the Lance Armstrong doping scandal has been branded "a rank and disgraceful manipulation of power" by campaigners.
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UCI disbands independent commission
The International Cycling Union (UCI) has disbanded its own independent commission set up to investigate any alleged involvement the UCI may have had in the Lance Armstrong doping scandal.
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McQuaid too busy for IOC
UCI President steps down from the International Olympic Committee
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WADA backs out of UCI commission
The International Cycling Union's independent commission into drug use in the sport was thrown into disarray after it lost the support of both the world and American anti-doping authorities.
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Commission calls on UCI to reconsider process
The independent commission established by the UCI to investigate doping in cycling has urged the world governing body to reconsider its stance over a truth and reconciliation process.
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UCI hope to proceed with doping amnesty
Cycling's world governing body the UCI is willing to provide an amnesty for those who give evidence to its independent commission on drug use in the sport, providing that does not contravene the World Anti-Doping Agency code.
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New evidence in Armstrong case
Fresh evidence has emerged of how Lance Armstrong managed to avoid positive drugs tests that raises further questions about the International Cycling Union's (UCI) involvement in the scandal.
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UCI orders governance audit over Armstrong scandal
The UCI has instructed auditors KPMG to carry out a review of its governance in the wake of the Lance Armstrong scandal.
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UCI reveals World Series Cycling plans
A World Series Cycling project featuring 10 grand prix races across the globe could be in place as soon as 2014.
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LeMond to run for UCI presidency
Three times Tour de France champion Greg LeMond is to run for president of the International Cycling Union after a series of doping scandals in the sport.
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UCI sued for mismanagement of doping scandal
One of the sponsors of the international cycling union (UCI) is suing the organisation for $2 million, claiming it mismanaged the Lance Armstrong doping scandal.