## Radio-tour 

2.2.021 (N) The organiser shall provide a «radio-tour» information service from the car of the president of the commissaires’ panel. He shall require all vehicles to be equipped with a receiver so that they can continually pick up «radio-tour». 

(text modified on 1.01.06). 

## Finish 

2.2.022 The organiser must provide space for 3 vehicles per team in the arrival section, in order for teams to meet riders at arrival. 

(text modified on 1.01.05). 

## Equipment and working environment for commissaires Measuring jig for time-trial bicycles 

2.2.022 Organisers of events that include a time trial must make a measuring jig for time-trial bis bicycles at disposal of the commissaires’ panel. The jig must comply with the Protocol for the Construction available on the UCI website. 

The organiser is solely liable for the compliance of the jig with UCI specifications. 

The jig is given to the president of the commissaires' panel who verifies its compliance with UCI specifications. 

## TV support commissaire 

When a TV support commissaire is appointed to an event, the organiser must respect the specifications provided by the UCI. 

In particular, the organiser must ensure a dedicated area for the UCI video refereeing vehicle in the technical zone at the finish of the race or stages. The organiser must also provide electricity, an Internet connection, reception Radio-Tour and the commissaires’ radio channel as well as access to all video feeds from the event’s TV production. 

In addition to the provisions of the financial obligations relating to the care of commissaires during events, the organiser shall also provide the TV support commissaire with a vehicle and experienced driver from the local country for the duration of the event (for transport to hotels and stage finishes). 

(text modified on 1.01.05; in force on 01.01.11; text modified on 1.03.18; 1.07.19). 

## § 3 Race procedure 

## Gear ratios 

2.2.023 During men junior and women junior events, the maximum gear ratio authorised is that which gives a distance covered per pedal revolution of 7.93 metres. 

(text modified on 1.01.00; 3.06.16). 

