The five teams which the UCI disqualified from the women's Tour de Romandie last month have filed an appeal with the Court for Arbitration for Sport (CAS), saying that the UCI's move "violated UCI Regulations, was disproportionate, imposed without due process, and enforced in a manner that left riders and teams feeling intimidated".
The appeal to CAS will not change the fact that 30 riders were not allowed to compete in the Tour de Romandie Féminin, but could end the UCI's referral of the case to the Disciplinary Commission and the threat to have the UCI Licence Commission revoke their licenses.
