REUTERS: Riders throwing away empty bidons at this weekend's opening World Tour race could face fines of up to 1,000 Swiss francs (755 pounds) ...
REUTERS: Riders throwing away empty bidons at this weekend's opening World Tour race could face fines of up to 1,000 Swiss francs after new anti-littering rules brought in by the UCI.
"We have to stop those riders who leave their garbage everywhere. We have to stop those who, just after they ride next to the team car, immediately throw their bottle in the air." World Tour races have designated"waste zones" where riders can get rid of empty bottles and energy gel packaging.Fines for disobeying the new rules will result in fines of 200, 500 or 1000 Swiss francs.
"A rider who throws a half-full or empty bidon, that is life-threatening. We do not want to see that anymore."
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