Definition of aero
: of or relating to aircraft or aeronautics
- an aero engine
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This goes back to the car’s aesthetics: That long, fairly ungainly front overhang allows it to more effectively leverage aero forces.
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And sleek, aero bike jerseys are helpful on long rides.
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There was so much downforce with the last couple of years of the aero kits.
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Private Frank Mitchell, 204 aero squad, North Island.
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Granted, 48 of those wins came during the competitive aero kit era (2015-17), but the smart money remains on Chevrolet despite the emergence of a universal aero kit.
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Granted, 48 of those wins came during the competitive aero kit era (2015-17), but the smart money remains on Chevrolet despite the emergence of a universal aero kit.
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In addition to the plates, which sap power from engines, each car in the all-star event will be fitted with aero ducts, a six-inch-high spoiler and a front splitter last used in the 2014 season.
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The cars will also be fitted with aero ducts, a 6-inch-high spoiler with two 12-inch ears, and the 2014 style splitter.
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