Team Garmin-Sharp sports scientist Robby Ketchell talks aerodynamics
He’s been called the team’s secret weapon. The mastermind behind monumental time trial wins for Team Garmin-Sharp at the 2011 Tour de France and 2012 Giro d’Italia. A mind so focused on minutiae, he’s been known to study historical weather patterns for the past 30 years when he’s crafting a plan for an upcoming race and needs to predict wind directions and speeds that will impact the team’s riders. There’s no question Robby Ketchell, sports scientist for Team Garmin-Sharp, knows a thing or two about aerodynamics. Hear his analysis of the Vector pedal-based power meter and how its placement on the bike is unique from other power meters, eliminating extra turbulence and weight.
Be sure to follow the argyle armada through the weekend as Team Garmin-Sharp races the Tour Down Under and Tour de San Luis where Team Garmin's Phil Gaimon is currently in the lead. News and updates here: @Ride_Argyle.
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