Aerodynamic drag is a significant factor in determining the speed of a cyclist. It depends on several factors, including the shape and surface area of the rider and bike, as well as air density and velocity.
The aerodynamic drag coefficient (CdA) is a dimensionless number that quantifies the resistance of an object to air flow. It is calculated by dividing the drag force by the dynamic pressure.
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