Albertville. Sports facilities: "When I talk with my counterparts from other cities, they are often surprised by everything there is here."

Where are we with Albertville's sports development? The Jo-Fessler Stadium will be inaugurated on June 13, and the children's facilities at the Olympic Park will be installed this summer. While the renovation of the old tennis courts in the city center will mark the end of the mandate's sports development, Michel Batailler, the city's deputy sports director, believes there is still work to be done.

Michel Batailler, the city's deputy for sports, at the Albertville pump track. Aside from the children's area at the foot of the Olympic mast, all the planned developments at Sauvet Park will have been completed before the end of the mandate. The DL /J.A.-S. — Michel Batailler, the city's deputy mayor for sports, at the Albertville pump track. Aside from the children's area at the foot of the Olympic mast, all planned improvements to Sauvet Park will have been completed before the end of the mandate. The DL /JA-S.

There's no shortage of sports facilities in Albertville. "If someone had told me at the beginning of the mandate that we'd do all this, I wouldn't have believed it," says Michel Batailler, the city's deputy sports director. "People are happy with everything that's been done. After all, you can't please everyone; you do what's best and what's most urgent. The goal is to aim as accurately as possible according to...

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