Who is Andy Froncioni, the Cycling Aerodynamicist for Pro and Olympic Teams?

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Start date Dec 10, 2016
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Dec 10, 2016

Andy Froncioni

Hi, my name is Andy.

I'm a B.Sc. (physics) from McGill in 1982. Ph.D. (mech. and aerospace eng.) from Rutgers in 1994. I'm a cycling aerodynamicist for pro and Olympic teams.

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Dec 10, 2016

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Hi Andy.

Dec 10, 2016

Andy Froncioni

NascentOxygen said:

Hi Andy.

Hi NascentOxygen!

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