UCI expects compact Cyclocross World Cup calendar to solve issue of riders skipping rounds after last season's drama
Briefly

The UCI's changes to the cyclocross calendar aim to attract riders back to the World Cup series, after many opted for alternative competitions last season.
This season marks a significant adjustment, reducing the number of races from 14 to 12 and moving away from a format that had included a round in the USA.
The absence of top racers at the season opener, including van der Poel and van Aert, underscores the ongoing issues of rider commitment to the World Cup series.
UCI President David Lappartient emphasized the importance of the World Cup, stating that riders cannot selectively participate without consequences affecting qualifications for championships.
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