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    Thermal and biomechanical responses of amateur, elite and world cup athletes during a world cup sprint triathlon in the heat

    James, C., Muniz-Pardos, B., Ihsan, M., Lo, K.-K., Lam, W.-K., Peña Iglesias, D., Angeloudis, K., Teng, Y., Jiao, J., Hu, K., Wong, K., Guppy, F., Racinais, S., Chalmers, S., Migliorini, S., Wu, K., Pitsiladis, Y.
    Published in Sports Medicine (2025)
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    Four sessions of repeated-sprint cycling training with or without severe hypoxia do not modify overground running sprint force-velocity profile

    Brocherie, F., Racinais, S., Couderc, A., Piscione, J., Girard, O. “…Racinais, S.…”
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    Effects of graded hypoxia during exhaustive intermittent cycling on subsequent exercise performance and neuromuscular responses

    Soo, J., Racinais, S., Fairchild, T. J., Ihsan, M., Buchheit, M., Girard, O. “…Racinais, S.…”
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    Oxygen availability affects exercise capacity, but not neuromuscular fatigue characteristics of knee extensors, during exhaustive intermittent cycling

    Girard, O., Buchheit, M., Goodall, S., Racinais, S. “…Racinais, S.…”
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    Less is more - Cyclists-Triathlete's 30min cycling time-trial performance is impaired with multiple feedback compared to a single feedback

    Bayne, F., Gaoua, N., Mileva, K., Hunter, S., Racinais, S.
    Published in Frontiers in Psychology (2020)
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    Health status, heat preparation strategies and medical events among elite cyclists who competed in the heat at the 2016 UCI Road World Cycling Championships in Qatar

    Racinais, S., Nichols, D., Travers, G., Moussay, S., Belfekih, T., Farooq, A., Schumacher, Y. O., Périard, J. D. “…Racinais, S.…”
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    Cycling in the heat

    Périard, J. D., Racinais, S. “…Racinais, S.…”
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    Core temperature up to 41.5ºC during the UCI Road Cycling World Championships in the heat

    Racinais, S., Moussay, S., Nichols, D., Travers, G., Belfekih, T., Schumacher, Y. O., Periard, J. D. “…Racinais, S.…”
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    Prediction of intermittent cycling performance at altitude from sea level critical power

    Townsend, N., Nichols, D., Racinais, S., Skiba, P., Periard, J. “…Racinais, S.…”
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    Influence of hyperthermia and hypoxia on performance and pacing during a cycling time trial

    Periard, J. D., Racinais, S. “…Racinais, S.…”
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    Heat stress exacerbates the reduction in middle cerebral artery blood velocity during prolonged self-paced exercise

    Periard, J. D., Racinais, S. “…Racinais, S.…”
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    Time course of natural heat acclimatization in well-trained cyclists during a 2-week training camp in the heat

    Karlsen, A., Nybo, L., Nørgaard, S. J., Jensen, M. V., Bonne, T., Racinais, S. “…Racinais, S.…”
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    Heat acclimatization does not improve VO2max or cycling performance in a cool climate in trained cyclists

    Karlsen, A., Racinais, S., Jensen, M. V., Nørgaard, S. J., Bonne, T., Nybo, L. “…Racinais, S.…”
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    Effect of heat-acclimatization on cycling time-trial performance and pacing

    Racinais, S., Periard, J. D., Karlsen, A., Nybo, L. “…Racinais, S.…”
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    Combining heat stress and moderate hypoxia reduces cycling time to exhaustion without modifying neuromuscular fatigue characteristics

    Girard, O., Racinais, S. “…Racinais, S.…”
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    Hot conditions improve power output during repeated cycling sprints without modifying neuromuscular fatigue characteristics

    Girard, O., Bishop, D. J., Racinais, S. “…Racinais, S.…”
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    Effect of hypoxia severity on quadriceps fatigability during exhaustive intermittent cycling

    Girard, O., Buchheit, M., Christian, R., Racinais, S. “…Racinais, S.…”
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    Effect of hypoxia severity on periphal fatigue development and subsequent exercise performance during exhaustive intermittent cycling

    Christian, R., Racinais, S., Buchheit, M., Girard, O. “…Racinais, S.…”
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    Hot ambient conditions do not alter intermittent cycling sprint performance

    Almudehki, F., Girard, O., Grantham, J., Racinais, S. “…Racinais, S.…”
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    Does the diurnal increase in central temperature interact with pre-cooling or passive warm-up of the leg?

    Racinais, S., Blonc, S., Oksa, J., Hue, O. “…Racinais, S.…”
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