When John Buckley, a lead aerodynamicist at Mercedes F1, became increasingly interested in time trialling through triathlon. Through his work, John had the opportunity to test in the wind tunnel as a cyclist. This was a great performance boost, but also led to more questions. Race times often did not meet expected performance from the wind tunnel, and with a growing interest in software development, John began investigating ways of measuring aerodynamic drag on open roads

In the following years an intensive R&D program created more technology: a miniature version of the cycling probe, a real time aerodynamic algorithm, and a body sensor to allow cyclists to maintain a constant position while testing.  In 2021 John started Streamlines to further simplify and improve the user experience of aerodynamic testing.

Bob has over twenty years experience in top level motorsport, wind tunnel testing, and manufacturing. Having previously held management positions at McLaren and Honda aerodynamic departments, he has also managed programs in automotive, wind turbine, and cycling projects. Bob's expertise ranges from prototyping to mass production, and across metals, composite, moulding, and 3D printing.​ An avid cyclist, Bob is on a continuing mission to convince his wife he needs yet another bike.

With a Master's degree in Chemestry, Rafal initially worked in chemical and radioactive material handling before shifting to a career in Software Engineering. ​Rafal is an experienced full stack developer and is creating the CIRRUS Software Analysis tool. ​Rafal is also an explosive materials expert, experienced skydiver, and although he rides a motorbike he no longer cycles - as he considers it too dangerous.

After gaining a degree in Engineering from Cambridge University (and Master's degree in Heart Rate Variability Monitoring), John has worked in medical device design, rowing equipment, and aerospace composites manufacture. John is a skilled mechanical designer as well as a knowledgeable cycling coach.​John comes from an elite rowing background, having won gold in the 2014 Commonwealth Games, and then switched to cycling, winning the Tour of Sussex and becoming a scourge to Strava Segments.