engineering and biomechanics in cycling
1989 Laurent Fignon lost the Tour de France against Greg LeMond by 8 seconds. In other words: he lacked after 3285.3 kilometers 83.3 meters to win. Both riders were equally during the 3-week tour. The difference during the race accounts at no time more than a minute. Fignon led the classement with 50 seconds before the final time trial. Greg LeMond transformed this residue in 8 seconds ahead. Presumably because he used an aerodynamic advantage..
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Since the work done in sport is always a product of a force and its corresponding distance, the search for the optimization of this relationship focuses on its effects and losses. The human-machine system determines the effects when pedaling and their reaction forces depending on the individual anatomy. We are interested in kinematics and kinetics...
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