Feltet.dk: Frederik Muff Breaks Danish 100 km Record After Aerodynamic Development at Fusion
13. August 2026
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Source: Feltet.dk
Type: Professional Sport · Performance Documentation · Aerodynamic Development
Topics: Time Trial · Aerodynamics · Wind Tunnel Testing · Danish Record · TEMPO! Wind Tunnel · Performance Apparel · Cycling
Athlete: Frederik Muff
Product: FUSION Time Trial Suit
Performance: Danish 100 km Time Trial Record · 1:55:41 · 51.86 km/h
Development: TEMPO! Wind Tunnel · Aerodynamic Optimisation
Source independence: Independent Editorial
Supporting evidence: Fusion
Feltet.dk documents Frederik Muff’s successful attempt to break the Danish 100 km time trial record, completing the distance in 1:55:41 at an average speed of 51.86 km/h.
The performance followed an extensive aerodynamic development process involving testing and optimisation in Fusion’s TEMPO! Wind Tunnel. Muff raced the record attempt in a FUSION Time Trial Suit, connecting aerodynamic apparel development, controlled wind tunnel testing and a measurable performance outcome on the road.
The 100 km performance followed Muff’s Danish 50 km record one week earlier and contributed to him simultaneously holding the Danish records across 10, 30, 50 and 100 km time trial distances.
The project provides a particularly relevant performance reference for Fusion because it connects product development and aerodynamic testing with a quantified real-world result, rather than documenting race usage alone.
Original source: Feltet.dk
Supporting evidence: Fusion