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Stephane Coté

Name:	Stephane Coté
Hometown:	Beauport, Québec, Canada
Date of Birth:	September 10, 1971
Sport:	Paracycling (tandem) – Road and Track
Team:	Sleeman Clear – Energie Kuota Club
Occupation:	Administrative Technician
Member of Canadian National Team since:	1996

Results Highlights

COMPETITION	EVENT	RANK
2008 Tim Hortons Nationals	Ind. Time Trial	3
2006 IPC World Championships, Aigle, SUI	Road Race	2
2006 IPC World Championships, Aigle, SUI	Individual Pursuit	8
2006 IPC World Championships, Aigle, SUI	Kilo	10
2006 IPC World Championships, Aigle, SUI	Sprint	11
2006 IPC World Championships, Aigle, SUI	Road Race	12
2005 Open European Championships, Alkmaar, NED	Road Race	2
2004 Paralympic Games, Athens, GRE	Road Race	5
2004 Paralympic Games, Athens, GRE	Individual Pursuit	6
2004 Paralympic Games, Athens, GRE	I km Time Trial	10
2003 European Championships, Prague, CZE	Road Race	1
2003 IBSA Games, Québec, CAN	Kilo	3
2002 IPC World Championships, Altenstadt, GER	4km Pursuit	7
2002 IPC World Championships, Altenstadt, GER	Road Race	8
2002 IPC World Championships, Altenstadt, GER	1km Time Trial	11
2002 IPC World Championships, Altenstadt, GER	23 km Time Trial	15
2000 Paralympic Games, Sydney, AUS	Sprint	12
1996 Paralympic Games, Atlanta, USA	Mixed 60/70 Open	6
1996 Paralympic Games, Atlanta, USA	Sprint	9
1996 Paralympic Games, Atlanta, USA	Individual Pursuit	13
1996 Paralympic Games, Atlanta, USA	Sprint	13

2008 – headed to his fourth Paralympic Games… races in tandem with pilot Pierre-Olivier Boily… 2006 World Championship road race silver medalist – made his debut at the 1996 Paralympics in Atlanta, USA where he finished 6th in Mixed 60/70km tandem open (9th in the 200m sprint, 13th in the track individual pursuit, 13th in the kilo sprint and did not finish the road race); in 2000 in Sydney, he was 12th in the sprint open, 14th in the road race, 15th in the individual pursuit open, 18th in the kilo time trial; in 2004 in Athens, he had three top-10 finishes – 5th in the road race, 6th in the individual pursuit, 10th in the kilo time trial…one of career highlights is winning the 2003 Open European Road Race Championships…bearer of the yellow jersey in the 2004 Tour of Belgium…