In 1974, with less than three months to go before the World Cycling Championships, the Olympic velodrome was not ready. The city turned to UdeM, where a temporary track was built in a matter of weeks.
Endurance riding is an equestrian sport where minutes count. To win, some riders resort to banned methods. UdeM’s Morgane Schambourg comes up with ways to outsmart them.
A research team investigates the links between altitude, fatigue and cognitive function, and develops tools that can be used in real-world training conditions.
