## Results 

2.2.013 (N) The organiser shall provide the commissaires with the equipment necessary for the electronic transmission to the UCI and to the National Federation of the results of the race or the stage together with the list of riders having taken the start. 

(text modified on 1.01.05). 

2.2.014 (N) The National Federation of the organiser shall without delay communicate to the UCI any changes made to the results communicated by the organiser. 

## 2.2.015 Event safety manager 

## Security 

The organiser shall appoint an event safety manager as part of its organisation staff, whose role is defined in the organisers’ guide to road events as published by the UCI. 

The event safety manager will assess the risks of the event and oversee the observance of the safety regulations set out by both the national authorities and the sporting authorities (UCI, National Federation, etc.). 

The organiser shall ensure that the event safety manager has a good knowledge of the organisation and safety procedures of cycling events. The organiser shall also make sure that the event safety manager has the relevant regulatory training that could be requested to carry out his or her duties. 

## The course 

In general, the course of a road race is defined by the paved road available to road traffic. Riders cannot leave the prescribed course, as per article 1.2.064. 

The organiser will physically mark the course (with barriers, tape, etc.) when it is very likely for riders to deviate from it, intentionally or not, for instance when the course is lined by a sidewalk/pavement, a path or a cycle path separated by edges, a verge or a difference in road level that can be easily crossed. 

The organiser shall, by way of signs, give sufficient prior notice of any obstacle that he can reasonably be expected to know or anticipate and that presents an abnormal security risk for riders and attendants. 

Hence, the organiser shall in particular take care to ensure the lighting of tunnels so that it is possible, at all points in the tunnel and at its entrance, to make out a car number plate at 10 metres and a dark-coloured car at 50 metres with the naked eye. 

For stage races, the organiser will systematically indicate in the daily communiqué of the organisation any important information concerning the safety of the next day's stage, for the benefit of the teams, riders and followers. 

## The use of unpaved roads 

If an organiser wishes to include unpaved roads in an event, the UCI must be informed at the time of registering the event on the calendar. Furthermore, the organiser shall make every effort to ensure the safety of the riders, spectators and race followers and 

