ZURICH (Reuters) - The bitter battle for the presidency of cycling's governing body took another twist on Friday as the two candidates, incumbent Pat McQuaid and challenger Brian Cookson, were involved in another angry exchange.
McQuaid, bidding for a third mandate as president of the International Cycling Union (UCI), angrily hit out at suggestions that he had broken the rules governing the nomination of candidates, describing the claim as "outrageous."
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