Correction: A numerical design methodology for optimal pacing strategy in the individual time trial discipline of cycling

In the original publication, Fig. 4 appeared incorrectly and this has been correct as follows: Incorrect Fig. 4: (Figure presented.) Correct Fig. 4: (Figure presented.) Original article has been corrected.

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Sports Engineering
Published
2025-04-23
DOI
https://doi.org/10.1007/s12283-025-00500-z
Primary Topic
Sports Performance and Training
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Correction: A numerical design methodology for optimal pacing strategy in the individual time trial discipline of cycling

Joe Alexandersen, Christian Lundgaard, Asker Friis Bach
Sports Engineering
Sports Performance and Training
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Correction: A numerical design methodology for optimal pacing strategy in the individual time trial discipline of cycling

Joe Alexandersen, Christian Lundgaard, Asker Friis Bach
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Abstract

In the original publication, Fig. 4 appeared incorrectly and this has been correct as follows: Incorrect Fig. 4: (Figure presented.) Correct Fig. 4: (Figure presented.) Original article has been corrected.

Sports EngineeringVol. 28(1)
University of Copenhagen (DK), University of Southern Denmark (DK), Independent Dance (GB)
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Sports Performance and Training
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