CROTEAU Marie-Eve

Rank	Event	Year	Location
Paralympic Games
4	T1-2 Road Race	2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA
6	T1-2 Time Trial	2016	Rio de Janeiro, BRA
DNS	T1-2 Road Race	2012	London, GBR
DNS	T1-2 Time Trial	2012	London, GBR
Road World Championships
1	Women's T2 - Road Race	2011	Roskilde, DEN
1	Women's T2 - Time Trial	2011	Roskilde, DEN
2	Women's T2 - Time Trial	2014	Greenville, SC, USA
2	Women's T2 - Road Race	2013	Baie-Comeau, QC, CAN
2	Women's T2 - Time Trial	2013	Baie-Comeau, QC, CAN
3	Women's T2 - Time Trial	2019	Emmen, NED
4	Women's T2 - Time Trial	2021	Cascais, POR
DNF	Women's T2 - Road Race	2021	Cascais, POR
DNF	Women's T2 - Road Race	2019	Emmen, NED
DNS	Women's T2 - Road Race	2014	Greenville, SC, USA

Super Marie Bros (Athlete, 22 Apr 2012)

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Administration Studies - Cegep Limoilou, Quebec, QC, CAN

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Sebastien Travers [national], CAN

2011 for Canada (Athlete, 22 Apr 2012)

In June 2015 she sprained her right ankle. She recovered in time to compete at the 2015 Parapan American Games in Toronto, ON, Canada, two months later. (toronto2015.org, 13 Aug 2015; canoe.ca, 18 Jul 2015)

She was in a coma for five days in January 2015 after suffering an epileptic seizure during an aerobic power test on a stationary bike. (canoe.ca, 18 Jul 2015; lapresse.ca, 02 May 2015)

She missed the 2012 Paralympic Games in London after sustaining a concussion following a crash. She was out of competition for 10 months, and she continued to undergo rehabilitation for the injury until 2014. (cyclingcanada.ca, 30 Aug 2014; shelleygautier.wordpress.com, 30 Aug 2013)

She was sidelined for six weeks after cracking her ribs in a heavy fall at the 2011 Parapan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico. She also damaged the meniscus and another ligament in her left knee in the fall, as well as injuring her shoulder and neck. (Athlete, 22 Apr 2012)

She began the sport in 2011. (Athlete, 22 Apr 2012)

She cycled on a stationary bike during her rehabilitation. Her kinesiologist Pierre Pomerleau thought she had potential, and contacted the head coach of the Canadian national Para cycling team. (lapresse.ca, 02 May 2015)

Canadian road cyclist Lyne Bessette, Canadian wheelchair racer Chantal Petitclerc. (paralympic.ca, 01 Sep 2016)

Coach Eric Van den Eynde. (paralympic.ca, 01 Sep 2016)

"Never give up." (Athlete, 22 Apr 2012)