Read this on the danish page Feltet and wantet to share it with you here.
I`m amazed about it at shakes my head.
Direct link: http://www.feltet.dk/nyheder/uci_i_uheldig_dobbeltrolle/
Translated by Google :
UCI in unfortunate dual role
"We can not blow and have flour in your mouth," says an old proverb. But it apparently did not deter the international cycling federation UCI, currently. is in full swing to place himself in a somewhat unfortunate double role.
UCI
Acc. the usually very well informed blogger from "The Inner Ring" has a sports management firm emerged in Switzerland. The name is the Global Cycling Promotions SA (GCP) - and the owner is really UCI. Bicycle world of sport federations umbrella over the national associations and whose task is to regulate and manage the sport globally, therefore enters also into the scene as a sports promoter and organizer. The design has been around a few years but has only recently become Swiss registered with a modest capital of 200,000 Swiss francs, or about. 1,152,000 DKK
Director of GCP is Alain Rumpf, who have haunted UCI scenery in some years. Moreover, there GCPs leadership apparently by Federal President Pat McQuaid, another UCI backdrop ghost namely the Swiss ex-rider Rocco Cattaneo, and UCI finance minister and former Tour de Romandie boss, Jean-Pierre Strebel.
Is this a wise move? On the one hand it is obviously convenient to have a private company founded to organize the events that UCI both owns and organizes such as the World Cup and the new Tour of Beijing in China.
But on the other hand, mixing give someone very unfortunate conflict of interest. Guess what might happen when the private sports management firm Global Cycling Promotion SA at a time candidate UCI to get their Chinese stage race upgraded to world tour-class? An educated guess is that the GCP will have an incredibly polite, very fast, especially positive feedback.
Both the Chinese stage race and probably Global Cycling Promotion SA will debate at UCI meetings in connection with the holding of the World Cup in Copenhagen this autumn. You could UCI maybe invite the Danish Transport Minister Hans Christian Schmidt to come and entertain on the problem of DSB and DSB First?
I`m amazed about it at shakes my head.
Direct link: http://www.feltet.dk/nyheder/uci_i_uheldig_dobbeltrolle/
Translated by Google :
UCI in unfortunate dual role
"We can not blow and have flour in your mouth," says an old proverb. But it apparently did not deter the international cycling federation UCI, currently. is in full swing to place himself in a somewhat unfortunate double role.
UCI
Acc. the usually very well informed blogger from "The Inner Ring" has a sports management firm emerged in Switzerland. The name is the Global Cycling Promotions SA (GCP) - and the owner is really UCI. Bicycle world of sport federations umbrella over the national associations and whose task is to regulate and manage the sport globally, therefore enters also into the scene as a sports promoter and organizer. The design has been around a few years but has only recently become Swiss registered with a modest capital of 200,000 Swiss francs, or about. 1,152,000 DKK
Director of GCP is Alain Rumpf, who have haunted UCI scenery in some years. Moreover, there GCPs leadership apparently by Federal President Pat McQuaid, another UCI backdrop ghost namely the Swiss ex-rider Rocco Cattaneo, and UCI finance minister and former Tour de Romandie boss, Jean-Pierre Strebel.
Is this a wise move? On the one hand it is obviously convenient to have a private company founded to organize the events that UCI both owns and organizes such as the World Cup and the new Tour of Beijing in China.
But on the other hand, mixing give someone very unfortunate conflict of interest. Guess what might happen when the private sports management firm Global Cycling Promotion SA at a time candidate UCI to get their Chinese stage race upgraded to world tour-class? An educated guess is that the GCP will have an incredibly polite, very fast, especially positive feedback.
Both the Chinese stage race and probably Global Cycling Promotion SA will debate at UCI meetings in connection with the holding of the World Cup in Copenhagen this autumn. You could UCI maybe invite the Danish Transport Minister Hans Christian Schmidt to come and entertain on the problem of DSB and DSB First?
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