Posted on 08/22/2026 11:48:32 AM PDT by BFW
The world of women’s cycling is currently embroiled in a bizarre scandal involving the alleged use of bra padding to increase the bust area of female competitors and modify airflow around the body. Known as “chest fairing,” the controversial practice can allegedly decrease drag and give competitors an unfair advantage during races.
According to experts, a smaller bust can favor the formation of a kind of “air pocket” at the level of the cyclist’s abdomen, which marginally increases the drag coefficient. For example, Bert Blocken, professor of aerodynamics at Heriot-Watt University (Scotland), told the British newspaper The Telegraph
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At least the cycling world can still figure out what a woman is…that’s something.
A man in drag would reduce drag.
LOL...what engineer dubbed that left gal the “Normal” model?
“hugh breasts”.
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Yes, “hugh and series”.
I can’t believe I’m the first one to say this but, “This thread is useless without pictures.”
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What....post 12 is not enough for you?
Weren’t men stuffing their crotch to get better wind tunnel results for ski jumping for the Olympics?
And?
Getting that thing caught in the chain would be sight to behold.
When I see male cyclists getting breast implants I will buy the theory 😂
Who would have guessed that bigger boobs give a woman an advantage?
NOT THE BEE
“She’s a Brick .... House!”
Frightening.
I’m thinking of Isadora Duncan.
I have never seen a big busted
wicked witch
on a broom.
No wonder the house fell on her.
Women parachutists fall 10 times
faster than men before
they pull the ripcord.
The enemy has no time to react.
You would probably have to first declare as “Trans” with the cycling governing body. It might actually work...sad/strange times.
She's got the right stuff
Not Guilty!
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