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Nike TurboSpeed suit gives US Olympic athletes technical advantage

May 14, 2012

Nike – who sponsor the U.S. team – have unveiled the TurboSpeed suit that they claim can knock 0.23 seconds off a 100 meter sprint. full story

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Nike TurboSpeed suit gives US Olympic athletes technical advantage

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