Cycling governing body reviews controversial transgender participation rules

The UCI will reexamine its policy allowing transgender athletes to compete in women's events according to their gender identity.
The review comes after a transgender female cyclist won a major UCI race, sparking uproar and concerns over fairness.
The UCI's current rules require transgender athletes to maintain lowered testosterone levels for at least two years before competing.
The UCI aims to balance the desire of transgender cyclists to compete with the interests of biological female cyclists.
The UCI may revise its regulations based on evolving scientific knowledge about the role of testosterone in athletic performance.