LONDON (Reuters) – Scotland will next year host the biggest ever cycling event when all the sport’s disciplines will feature at a single world championships for the first time. World titles will be contested in 13 disciplines over 11 days in August, including road, track, mountain bikes and BMX. In a news conference on Wednesday, cycling’s world governing body the UCI confirmed the inaugural Cycling World Championships would take place in Glasgow and across Scotland from Aug. 3-13 2023. Separate world championships have previously been staged at different times throughout the year but UCI pres…