The French Cycling Federation has decided not to renew its delegation convention with the National Cycling League when it expires on March 1, 2027. This decision was announced by Michel Callot, president of the French Cycling Federation, during an interview with Ouest-France, a regional newspaper in western France. The delegation convention refers to an agreement that allows the National Cycling League to represent the federation in certain capacities, such as organizing events or making decisions on behalf of the federation. Callot explained that the decision was based on the need to modernize the structure of French cycling and to ensure better governance and transparency in the sport. He emphasized that the federation is looking to strengthen its relationships with other stakeholders in the cycling community, including professional teams, amateur riders, and event organizers. The National Cycling League, which includes both professional and amateur riders, has been a key partner for the French Cycling Federation in recent years. However, the federation believes that a new approach is needed to align with evolving standards in sports administration and to better serve the interests of all participants in the sport. The decision to end the delegation convention does not immediately affect current operations or events. However, it signals a shift in how the French Cycling Federation will engage with the National Cycling League in the future. The federation will now focus on developing new partnerships and structures to support the growth and development of cycling in France.