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WILL WE BE SEEING MORE SPEED SUITS? 👀✨ Keely Hodgkinson debuted a custom speed suit during her 800m victory at #Athlos London, featuring an open back and hood designed to maximize aerodynamic benefit. Hodgkinson remarked ATHLOS’ focus on fashion and spotlighting female athletes made it the perfect stage to...

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Jamfinestvor 8 Tagen

FloJo pioneered this back in the 80s

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Pavlovs Tortoisevor 8 Tagen

"Maximise aerodynamic benefit", yet she leaves her hair flowing behind her in a pony tail? That has to produce drag. She's clearly more interested in her appearance for the cameras than she is about maximising aerodynamic benefit. 🤔

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The Catcher On The Linevor 9 Tagen

A story from 39 years ago.

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socalissonicevor 9 Tagen

Can’t understand a word she’s saying.

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Michael Cartervor 8 Tagen

No. Any other easy questions?

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sofie pvor 8 Tagen

Facts!

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Simon Newtonvor 8 Tagen

No, Cathy Freeman did it at the Sydney Olympics in 2000....

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Krzysiovor 8 Tagen

doping w stroju? nasączony

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