Swiss bike manufacturer BMC Switzerland has teamed up with Formula 1 team Red Bull Racing for a groundbreaking research project that aims to improve the performance of professional cyclists.

The project, which is the first of its kind, involves collecting and analyzing data from both cycling and Formula 1 to develop new technologies and training methods that can be applied to the world of professional cycling.

By harnessing the expertise and resources of both BMC Switzerland and Red Bull Racing, the project is aiming to push the boundaries of what is possible in cycling performance.

One of the key areas of focus for the research project is aerodynamics. Red Bull Racing’s expertise in aerodynamics from Formula 1 will be used to help optimize the design of BMC Switzerland’s bikes, helmets, and riders’ positions to reduce drag and improve speed.

In addition to aerodynamics, the project will also look at nutrition, fitness, and recovery strategies. Red Bull Racing’s sports scientists will work closely with BMC Switzerland’s cycling experts to develop new training methods and nutritional plans that can help cyclists perform at their best.

This collaboration between BMC Switzerland and Red Bull Racing highlights the increasing crossover between different sports and the potential for innovation when different disciplines come together.

Both BMC Switzerland and Red Bull Racing are excited about the possibilities that this research project presents and believe that it has the potential to revolutionize the world of professional cycling.

As the project progresses, the results will be closely monitored and shared with the wider cycling community to help drive innovation and improve the performance of cyclists at all levels.

Overall, this research project represents an exciting opportunity for both BMC Switzerland and Red Bull Racing to push the boundaries of what is possible in professional cycling and to drive forward the evolution of the sport.