The Cyclists’ Alliance invites it’s team ambassadors on an approximately monthly basis to…
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Run by former and current pros, The Cyclists’ Alliance provides holistic support to female cyclists during and after their careers. Funded purely by donations and subscriptions, our aim is to level the playing field and help the hard-working women of today’s peloton make a living from the sport. There’s a long way to go, but by striving for fairness, we will create a brighter future for all.
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This interactive guide provides an overview of the different tax regimes, rates and obligations for riders in the UK, Spain, Belgium, France and the Netherlands.
Last week’s unprecedented, fan-led crowdfunding campaign to secure equal prize money at the…
In the past three years, the TCA has supported multiple riders by filing complaints at the UCI Ethics Commission. We are glad to see that the UCI Ethics Code is subject to evaluation and subsequent adjustments and there is increased awareness around this topic. As a result of our experiences though, we have identified some major flaws in the procedure.
The TCA can support its members with finding the right solution for their circumstance to ensure they can train and race legally in Europe, post-Brexit.
To keep our Rider Members informed, please see the topics and questions submitted by TCA to the recent UCI meeting concerning key issues in women’s cycling.
The purpose of this report is to review The Cyclists’ Alliance (TCA) achievements and learnings from 2020, to give all members and stakeholders in the sport an update on our activity, the new benefits launched and what we plan to achieve over the coming year.
As this crazy year winds to a close, we take the time to slow down and celebrate the wonderful careers of two very special riders to The Cyclists’ Alliance; Gracie Elvin and Roos Hoogeboom.
In May to June 2020, professional women riders participated in The Cyclists’ Alliance Annual Rider survey. The survey was open to all cycling disciplines as well as U23, Continental and WWT levels to ensure the results were representative of the landscape.