must be submitted to the UCI at the latest on the same registration deadline settled in Article 1.2.006 for the other disciplines. 

1.2.010 [article abrogated on 01.01.05] 

(text modified on 01.01.98; 01.01.04; 01.01.05; 01.07.13) 

1.2.011 If the documentation is accepted, the race shall be registered for a probationary year, on a date compatible with the existing calendars. The race may be supervised by a UCI delegate at the expense of the organiser. 

(text modified on 01.01.99) 

1.2.012 The inclusion of a race on the international calendar shall be subject to the payment of a fee, called the calendar fee, the amount of which shall be set annually by the UCI management committee. 

The total amount of the fee must be paid by the organiser to the UCI upon reception of an invoice from the UCI. Invoices are sent 90 days before an event, or upon approval of the race in the calendar, whichever is later. 

The UCI reserves the right to remove the race from the international calendar at any moment prior to the event should the calendar fee remain unpaid. In such a circumstance, no UCI International Commissaires will be appointed, respectively no UCI ranking points will be awarded to the participants; should the organiser wish to re- register the event on the calendar on a following season a penalty fee of CHF 250 will be applied. 

Furthermore, a race inscription shall be refused if the enrolment fees for previous season’s races have not been paid or if the organiser does not honour its financial obligations with the UCI. This measure also applies to the new organiser of the race and, in general, to the organiser and/or race that the management committee considers to be the successor of another organiser or another race. 

(text modified on 01.06.98; 01.02.03; 01.01.04; 01.01.05; 01.01.21) 

1.2.013 A rejection of an application for inclusion on the international calendar is decided by the UCI management committee. The organiser shall be allowed to put his case. If the organiser has not had an opportunity to defend his application, he may lodge an appeal with the UCI arbitral board. The decision of the arbitral board is final and not subject to appeal. 

(text modified on 02.03.00; 01.01.05; 01.01.10) 

1.2.014 Any change to the date of an event included on the international calendar shall be subject to prior authorisation by the UCI or, for a UCI WorldTour event, the Professional Cycling Council at the request of the national federation of the organiser. If there is a change of date or if an event is cancelled, the organiser shall be liable for a fine the amount of which shall be set each year by the management committee, subject to recourse to the arbitral board. The decision of the arbitral board is final and not subject to appeal. 

(text modified on 02.03.00; 01.01.05; 01.01.10) 

