
Further details of the One Cycling project have emerged, with a report in Het Laatste Nieuws in Belgium, saying that eight teams and race organiser Flanders Classics are involved but that the French WorldTour teams and Tour de France organiser ASO have opted out of becoming shareholders.
Cyclingnews understands that ten teams are needed for the One Cycling project to work, while multiple race organisers are needed to create a new race calendar that is somehow avoids clashing with the Grand Tours. The UCI would also have to approve any changes to the structure of the sport.