1.2.029 National road championships shall be organised during the last full week of the month of June. All results must be received by UCI by email no later than two days after the last day of the event. No result received after that time shall be taken into consideration for the UCI classification. UCI points awarded will be included in the ranking calculated on the week following the receiving of the results. 

The national cyclo-cross championships shall be run on the date set by the Management Committee. 

National mountain bike championships of cross-country Olympic (XCO) shall be run on the 29th weekend of the year. 

National BMX championships shall be run on the first weekend of July. 

National trials championships shall be run on the last weekend of June. However, it is possible to run them together with the national mountain bike championships, on the 29th weekend of the year. 

National indoor cycling championships should take place 4 weeks before the world championships. 

The UCI may grant dispensations for the southern hemisphere or in cases of force majeure. 

Concerning the calculation of the UCI rankings, national championships run before or after the mandatory date shall be considered as being run on the mandatory date, except for road cycling. 

(text modified on 01.01.04; 01.01.05; 01.09.05; 01.01.06; 01.01.08; 01.07.10; 01.07.12; 01.07.13; 01.01.16; 03.06.16) 

1.2.030 [article abrogated on 01.01.19] 

1.2.030 [article abrogated on 01.01.19] bis 

## § 1 Organiser 

## Section 2: organisation of races 

(numbering of articles modified on 01.01.05) 

1.2.031 The organiser of a cycling race shall be licensed as such. He shall be a licence holder of the national federation of the country where the race is run. 

1.2.032 The organiser shall be entirely and exclusively responsible for the organisation of his race, with respect both to compliance with UCI regulations and to the administrative, financial and legal aspects. 

The organiser alone shall be responsible to the authorities, participants, attendants, officials and spectators. 

The organiser shall be responsible for financial obligations arising from previous occasions on which that event was organised by a third party or from those to which his 

