The world's fastest human-powered vehicle tops 85 mph
So my question is now: In terms of aerodynamics, what aren't they doing?Some commentators have noted that the shape of this bike is just about as good as it can get.  The rider/engine is also not going to see any vast improvements.  So rather than this become a pure athletic event, where can engineers look for improvements?  Will they have to start dealing with boundary layer issues?  Will the next generation of bike be covered in golfball-like holes to reduce turbulence?