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

A controversy has emerged at the Women's Tour de France, with some cyclists accused of using padded bras to gain an aerodynamic advantage in a banned practice known as 'chest fairing.' The padding is suspected of redirecting airflow around the body to reduce wind resistance. The practice is prohibited under cycling regulations, and the allegations have sparked a significant row within the peloton.