slipstreaming

The race car driver used the slipstream to gain an advantage.

Cyclists often take turns leading to benefit from the slipstream.

In aerodynamics, slipstream refers to the flow of air behind a moving object.

The airplane flew in the slipstream of another aircraft to save fuel.

Drivers in a race strategically use slipstream to overtake their opponents.

The cyclist tucked in behind the leader to take advantage of the slipstream.

Slipstreaming can significantly reduce air resistance for the following vehicle.

Riders in a peloton use the slipstream effect to conserve energy during a race.

The swimmer positioned himself in the slipstream of the competitor to swim faster.

Aircraft pilots often adjust their flight paths to take advantage of the slipstream.

I would have transformed my behavior, my habits, lost in his charismatic slipstream.