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## § 2 Specific infringements by organisers of road events 

## General provisions 

2.12.008 The infringements described are sanctioned by the Disciplinary Commission in accordance with article 12.4.013 on the basis of the table of sanctions defined in article 2.12.012. 

2.12.009 Without prejudice to the sanctions set out by the table, an organiser committing a serious infringement or repeated infringement over several editions of the event may be sanctioned by the Professional Cycling Council or UCI Management Committee as follows: 

- The withdrawal or refusal to register one or more editions of the event on the calendar; 

- The demotion of the event to a lower class; 

- The supervision of the event by a Technical Delegate appointed by the UCI, at the organiser’s expense; 

- Any other measure considered appropriate in light of the circumstances. 

## 2.12.010 Disciplinary procedure 

A. In accordance with article 12.6.019, if the organiser acknowledges the allegations against it and the infringement is punishable by a fine, the UCI may propose that the accused party accepts the consequences. 

The organiser is afforded a period of 15 days to pay the fine. The disciplinary procedure is closed upon payment within 15 days. 

B. In other cases, in particular if the organiser does not pay the fine within the established deadline, does not acknowledge the allegations or makes observations on the matter, the UCI may refer to the Disciplinary Commission in accordance with article 12.4.013. 

2.12.011 The table set out in article 2.12.012 applies to all international road events. For national calendar events, National Federations may set fines at an amount equal to or lower than that established for class 2 events. 

The following weightings apply to the amounts of the fines set out in the table of sanctions in article 2.12.012: 

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(texte modifié au 23.10.19 ; 11.02.20). 

