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The German bobsleigh team led by Francesco Friedrich won gold in the four-man event as compatriot Johannes Lochner’s squad finished second for a German one-two. Friedrich repeated his Pyeongchang 2018 feat as he secured double Olympic bobsleigh gold for a second time, becoming the first athlete ever to defend both the four-man and the two-man titles.
Great Britain missed out on a medal in the four-man bobsleigh with Brad Hall's team finishing sixth at Beijing 2022.
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Brad Hall has steered his four-man Great Britain bobsleigh team within 0.31 seconds of an Olympic medal after the first two runs of the competition at Yanqing Sliding Centre.
Germany are in pole position to secure a medal in the four-man bobsleigh, with two teams in the top three places after the opening heats. Pilot Brad Hall led Great Britain to a sixth-place finish in the first heat.
Mica McNeill said something went «drastically wrong» after a disappointing start to the two-woman bobsleigh left Great Britain out of contention with two heats remaining.
Visualisation is a key component of an athlete’s life. Visualising the perfect run, the perfect race, the perfect performance – but not many take that visualisation to the extreme of writing a book about being an Olympic champion before they actually are one.