Finally Explained: Bruno Armirail’s 'Not-So-Fit' TT Skinsuit

Finally Explained: Bruno Armirail’s 'Not-So-Fit' TT Skinsuit

Finally Explained: Bruno Armirail’s "Not-So-Fit" TT Skinsuit
Nimbl and Visma invested in individual 3D scans of the riders, deep aerodynamic testing in wind tunnels,
and optimized fabrics. And yet, Bruno preferred to use the even more aero kit worn by Jonas Vingegaard during Paris-Nice.
Bruno's Comments: "Jonas left the race, but not our thoughts. Today I decided to wear his aero skin suit to have extra motivation to go fast and win."

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