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UCI MTB Rules Update

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Peter Van den Abeele, UCI Manager Off-Road Disciplines, has been in touch to let us know that updated MTB rules are now available on the UCI website.

Articles 4.2.012 + 4.4.008 + 4.4.009 have been modified in the MTB rules.

In addition, in the Title 9 “ World Championships” – Article 9.2.038 has also been revised, you will find the latest version here.

Cycling Ireland Rules Updates

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The General Administrative Regulations, Technical Regulations and Procedures have been updated to reflect the various new rules or amendments to rules introduced since the previous version, a synopsis of the changes is also provided.

Remember that members should be aware of and are required to abide by the rules contained therein!

The updated rules can be found on Cycling Ireland here.

Changes of interest to offroad riders include a clarification of the rules for single-sponsored mtb riders, protective clothing requirements for youth riders in downhill, categories for women’s national championships, and gridding for cyclocross national championships.

Latest Rule Updates from the UCI

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BMX

BMX Rule changes (publication on the UCI website within 2, 3 weeks)
Financial Obligations
2011 UCI BMX World Cup Calendar

Cyclocross

2011-2012 UCI Cyclo-Cross International Calendar Registration

MTB

2012 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup Pre-calendar dates
Financial Obligations

Trials

Trials Rule changes (publication on the UCI website within 2, 3 weeks)

Financial Obligations

UCI MTB Rules Updates

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UCI

Following the results of the off-road survey (endurance and gravity) carried out by the International Cycling Union (UCI) last September and published on its website, the UCI has modified its mountain bike regulations.

To ensure that our stakeholders are informed of these modifications immediately, a document containing the changes to the regulations has been published on the UCI website. The amendments appear in red, and the original version is the English document.

The mountain bike regulations will not be subject to any further changes as far as content is concerned; only the lay-out will be adjusted. This final version will be published in English and French on the UCI website by mid-January 2011.

The new UCI Mountain Bike Regulations come into force on 1st January 2011.

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