AIOCC and VeloViewer

AIOCC and VeloViewer

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AIOCC and VeloViewer have entered into a partnership to make the VeloViewer WorldTour package available to AIOCC members.

VeloViewer is a set of digital tools designed to facilitate race logistics and preparation by providing users with detailed route information. It is used before and during races to enable users to see key course features and track the location of race vehicles.

It is used by all men’s and women’s UCI World Team teams, as well as many ProTeams, and a number of continental, development and national teams. 

AIOCC is covering the full cost of this tool for the first year, which will enable its member organisers to benefit from VeloViewer. A number of race organisers are already using the software.

The tool allows you to place an unlimited number of customised beacons at each race/stage to highlight the location of climbs, sprints, feed stations, hazards or any other feature along the route. These markers are then displayed in the Live App and can be exported and downloaded.

The Live App has been designed specifically for use in cars. It works on iOS and Android devices to show in real-time the map and profile of the route ahead, distances to all configured beacons and real-time location of all your race vehicles. The features make the Race Organiser’s job easier and more efficient and ultimately, improve rider safety.

Further information: https://blog.veloviewer.com/about-the-veloviewer-worldtour-package/

Or contact: worldtour@veloviewer.com

Eleven new organizers join the AIOCC in 2025

Eleven new organizers join the AIOCC in 2025

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Eleven new organizers join the AIOCC in 2025:

  • Figueira Champions Classics
  • Copenhagen Sprint
  • Nokere Koerse WE
  • Tour of Austria
  • Boucles de la Mayenne – Crédit Mutuel
  • Tour of Holland
  • Giro del Veneto
  • Veneto Classic
  • Sparkassen Münsterland Giro
  • Classica Camp de morvedre
  • O Gran Camino
François Lemarchand, winner 2024

François Lemarchand, winner 2024

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François Lemarchand, director of Paris-Nice, is the winner of the AIOCC 2024 trophy.

 

Awarded since 1960, the Trophy rewards an influential personality in cycling each year. Over the years, among those so honored are Eugene Christophe (honored in 1965), who won Milan San-Remo 1910, Jacques Anquetil (honored 1974), five-time winner of the Tour de France, Jacques Goddet, as well as Eddy Merckx, who has been awarded it twice, in 1980 and 2021.

The AIOCC General Assembly  in Riva del Garda (Italy)

The AIOCC General Assembly in Riva del Garda (Italy)

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The AIOCC General Assembly in Riva del Garda (Italy)

The AIOCC hold its General Assembly this Friday, November 22 in Riva del Garda (Italy).

86 members races attended the event this morning while 12 members followed the debates via videoconference.

The presence at our Annual General Assembly of :

  • the UCI President, Mr. David Lappartient,
  • the UEC President, Mr. Enrico Della Casa,
  • the CPA President, Mr. Adam Hansen,
  • the CPA Women President, Mrs Alessandra Cappellotto
  • the new AIGCP President, Mr. Brent Copeland,
  • SafeR coordinator, Mr. Matthew Knight,
  • and Mr. Laurent Bezault, UCI road and calendar manager,

are all strong symbols.

 

UCI President David Lappartient said:

‘I am delighted with the quality of the discussions with the AIOCC, an important stakeholder in professional road cycling. It is united that our sport will continue to progress and deliver events of the highest level throughout the world. Safety and environmental issues, in particular, are central to all our discussions‘

The 2024 AIOCC General Assembly will take place in Italy

The 2024 AIOCC General Assembly will take place in Italy

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The 2024 AIOCC General Assembly will take place in Italy.

The association’s executive board has decided to hold the event on November 21-22, 2024, in Garda Trentino (Italy), between Arco and Riva del Garda

We are pleased to welcome the World’s foremost representatives of cycling organizations to the banks of Lake Garda next year,” stated Giacomo Santini, President of G.S. Alto Garda.

It is a fine acknowledgment of our history and the outcomes achieved by the Tour of the Alps, as well as a chance for wide-ranging dialogue to continue our growth and to honor the partners who have believed in our project.”