The Cyclists’ Alliance (TCA) have provided a response to the UCI’s consultation request about the future of the sport.
In a letter to the UCI, the rider advocacy body expresses concern about the lack of progress, despite apparent improvements in women’s racing.
“The UCI has stated that women’s cycling has experienced ‘remarkable growth’ in recent years,” stated in the letter published on Monday. “However, as noted above, we are gravely concerned that this momentum has not led to a ‘stronger structure for women’s professional cycling’.
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“At a time when women’s cycling is experiencing increased visibility and momentum, The Cyclists’ Alliance emphasizes that long-term success depends on strengthening the sport’s underlying structures,” their press release states.
“Our goal is to ensure that growth in women’s cycling is matched by a strong and sustainable foundation,” said TCA Interim Managing Director Deena Blacking.
“This submission represents the collective voice of riders and a shared vision for how the sport can continue to evolve.”
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