Germany wins Olympic relay, sweeps luge gold medals
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Winter Olympics 2022 - Germany complete luge sweep as Natalie Geisenberger wins sixth gold in thrilling relay
Germany completed a clean sweep of luge gold medals at the Beijing Winter Olympics after winning a thrilling team relay, as legend Natalie Geisenberger picked up the sixth gold of her career. Johannes Ludwig backed up his singles gold, as did doubles champions Tobias Wendl and Tobias Arlt, to beat Austria in silver and Latvia in bronze.
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Medals update: Germany wins third straight luge mixed relay gold in Beijing 2022
Germany’s fantastic foursome of Natalie Geisenberger, Johannes Ludwig and Tobias Arlt/Tobias Wendl asserted their dominance to claim the Olympic luge mixed relay gold medal at Beijing 2022 on Thursday (10 February).
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'Bavaria Express' steams to third straight luge Olympic gold
Germany extended their domination of the luge track in Beijing on Wednesday as Tobias Wendl and Tobias Arlt won the men's doubles title for the third straight Winter Games.
Winter Olympics: Dutchwoman Schouten scoops second gold in 5000m
Schouten of the Netherlands scooped up her second Beijing Olympics gold medal when she won the women's 5000-metre speed skating event on Thursday, as the Dutch team continued to dominate on the ice. For the second time in the Winter Games, Schouten also broke an Olympic record that had stood untouched for 20 years since Salt Lake City as she whizzed around the oval in ever faster laptimes and crossed the finish line in six minutes and 43.51 seconds.