Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI)

Union Cycliste Internationale

The Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI) is the international governing body for cycling. Based in Aigle, Switzerland, it oversees international rules, calendars, championships, rankings, athlete eligibility, equipment standards, integrity programmes, and national-federation relationships across multiple cycling disciplines.

Disciplines relevant to Skate Terminal

UCI disciplines include BMX Racing, BMX Freestyle, mountain bike, road, track, cyclo-cross, trials, indoor cycling, and para-cycling. For Skate Terminal users, the most relevant UCI activity includes BMX Freestyle Park and Flatland, BMX Racing, pump-track competition, and related urban-sports championships.

Competition and governance

The UCI publishes international competition calendars, technical regulations, equipment requirements, rankings, rider and team information, official results, and championship documentation. It also manages anti-doping, safeguarding, competition-integrity, medical, ethics, and anti-fraud programmes.

For riders and organizers

Athletes generally enter UCI-sanctioned events through the required national federation, licence, qualification, or organizer process. Organizers and officials must follow discipline-specific technical rules, venue standards, timing, course, judging, medical, and reporting requirements.

Before entering or attending an event: open the specific UCI competition page and confirm the discipline, category, qualification status, licence requirements, technical guide, schedule, venue, tickets, broadcast, and results. The event-specific guide overrides a general calendar listing.