Who is the puppet master

With just over three months to go until the UCI presidential election will be held at the World Championships in Italy in September, Pat McQuaid???s odds of remaining in power have suffered two setbacks over the weekend. On Saturday an ...

Pat McQuaid: seeking a third term in office. Photograph: Inpho/Lorraine OSullivan The changing face of the Irish cycling community was on show at the weekend when Pat McQuaid, the one-time patriarch of the home scene, saw his bid to stay as ...

There are more turbulent waters ahead for UCI president Pat McQuaid and his bid for re-election to a third term as the leader of cycling’s governing body. AFP reported Wednesday that three members of the Swiss Cycling Federation are ...

British cycling chief Brian Cookson announced Tuesday he would challenge Irishman Pat McQuaid for the top job at the UCI -- promising to clean up the sport in the wake of the Lance Armstrong doping scandal. Cookson, 61, told CNN that he was ...

Pat McQuaid, who withstood calls to resign as president of cycling's ruling body after Lance Armstrong confessed to doping, will have at least one challenger to his bid for reelection. Brian Cookson, a member of the Union Cycliste Internationale's ...

r has posted comments on this article AFP | Jun 4, 2013, 04.59 PM IST RELATED LONDON: British Cycling chief Brian Cookson said on Tuesday that he would challenge controversial incumbent Pat McQuaid for the presidency of the International Cycling ...

CYCLING IRELAND MAY yet to nominate Pat McQuaid for a third term as head of the sport's world governing body. But the Dubliner could just have rendered any action here as irrelevant. McQuaid today secured the nomination of the Swiss cycling ...

Pat McQuaid???s bid for a further term as president of cycling???s world governing body has been endorsed by Switzerland. Sidestepping Cycling Ireland???s intention to let an egm of its members decide whether or not the federation should nominate ...

Cycling federation president Pat McQuaid is waiting for a visit and an apology from Lance Armstrong. McQuaid said Armstrong should travel to UCI headquarters in Switzerland to tell all about his doping history and offer to help clean up