'Bra booster' row breaks out at Women's Tour de France: Riders accused of exaggerating bust size to gain advantage

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A controversy has emerged at the Tour de France Femmes regarding the use of padded bras by riders. Teams suspect some cyclists are employing chest fairing, a banned practice where padding is used to exaggerate bust size. This technique is believed to redirect air flow around the body to reduce wind resistance and gain a competitive advantage. Consequently, riders are now expected to undergo additional clothing checks to ensure compliance with regulations.
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