The UCI's recent decision to invite a 23rd team to the Grand Tours aims to bolster opportunities for second division teams, allowing four wild card entries for races like the Tour de France and Giro d'Italia. Key teams such as Tudor Pro Cycling, Uno-X Mobility, Q36.5, and TotalEnergies are positioned to enter these prestigious competitions. The move responds to the call from race organizers and emphasizes the UCI's commitment to sporting equity, as well as studying the potential for more compulsory invitations in the future.
The UCI's decision to invite a 23rd team to Grand Tours supports second division teams and enhances competition in cycling's premier events.
Organisers of Grand Tours can now finalize wild card invitations, allowing teams like Tudor Pro Cycling and Uno-X Mobility a chance to compete for the title.
The UCI aims to preserve sporting equity by considering an increase in compulsory invites, ensuring a more competitive environment and greater opportunities for teams.
Feedback from the Professional Cycling Council indicated a strong agreement on empowering UCI ProTeams, aiming for an enhanced and safer racing experience in subsequent Grand Tours.
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