2.15.189 The event owner must organise the event according to the usual existing standards as imposed by the UCI and in accordance with the terms of reference for organisers of UCI WorldTour events. 

(text modified on 12.01.17). 

## Participation of UCI WorldTeams 

2.15.190 UCI WorldTour events must accept the participation of all UCI WorldTeams. 

In accordance with article 2.15.127, the UCI WorldTeams have a duty to participate in all the UCI WorldTour events registered on the UCI WorldTour calendar in 2016. 

(text modified on 1.01.15; 12.01.17). 

2.15.191 All events registered on the UCI WorldTour calendar for the first time in 2017 and thereafter shall be obliged to invite all UCI WorldTeams to take part in their event. UCI WorldTeams must be invited for the following season no later than 10$^{th}$ December and UCI WorldTeams shall respond within 60 days of receipt of the invitation. Such invitation and response shall in any case comply with the deadlines stipulated article 1.2.049. 

The registration of such event on the UCI WorldTour calendar may be withdrawn by the Professional Cycling Council in case of breach of the obligation to invite all UCI WorldTeams. 

The events shall only invite other teams within the number of places available after receipt of responses from the UCI WorldTeams to the above-mentioned invitation. 

The obligations of UCI WorldTeams with respect to participation in these events is set out in article 2.15.127 ff. 

2.15.192 [article abrogated on 11.02.20]. 

2.15.193 [article abrogated on 8.02.21]. 

(article introduced on 12.01.17; modified on 25.10.17). 

## Financial transparency 

2.15.194 UCI WorldTour events shall accept the principle of financial transparency by spontaneously and fully informing the Professional Cycling Council and providing all necessary documents and information in the following cases: 

1. if the event owner has or anticipates any financial difficulties including the failure to pay a debt on the due date, insolvency or risk of insolvency, any significant changes in the annual budget, the cashflow plan or the financial planning; 

2. if there arises a risk, a dispute, or any other circumstance likely to endanger the financial stability of the event owner, the actual organiser or any other intermediary involved; 

3. in the event of the failure to meet, for any reason whatsoever, any obligation of the event owner to a third party creditor. 

(text modified on 12.01.17). 

