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British Cycling bans transgender women from competing in the women’s category

The measure adopted expands the possibility of new groups

The likelihood is that the UCI will also modify the rules and apply them to the new groups. (Photo: Instagram)

Last Friday (26), through an announcement on social networks, British Cycling announced that it will adopt a new measure for transgender female people. Now, athletes who were born men will not be able to participate in women’s sports events and the institution will divide the categories between “open” and “feminine”.

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The data review will be implemented for this year and are part of a new institution policy. In this way, transgender women and men, non-binary individuals could be included in the sport and compete in the “open” category. The likelihood is that the UCI will also modify the rules and apply them to the new groups.

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“In competitive politics, fairness is absolutely the determining factor. We take due care, time and attention to ensure that we have legal advice and that we are in line with UK law. We can’t predict what’s going to happen, but today is about leadership and giving absolute certainty and direction to remove uncertainty,” explained British Cycling chairman Jon Button.

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