Brad Hall’s medal hopes in two-man bobsleigh all but over in Beijing
Brad Hall’s hopes of pushing for a medal in the two-man bobsleigh are effectively over after a poor start to the first night of competition at Yanqing Sliding Centre.
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Winter Olympics 2022 - Team GB medal hopes fade in two-man bobsleigh as Germans dominate again
Great Britain's chances of winning a Winter Olympic medal in the two-man bobsleigh faded quickly after mistakes from pilot Brad Hall left them outside the top 10 at the halfway point of the competition. Germany were back on top in the sliding competitions, having won all but one event at the sliding centre across bobsleigh, skeleton and luge in Beijing.
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BRITS ADMIT THEY ARE PLAYING GAMES British bobsleigh driver Brad Hall — a World Cup podium regular — claims he's not go his game face on after finishing outside the top ten in the first day of training for the two-man competition. Ad/> «A lot of people are playing games, we are saving our kit for race day,» he said.
Thanet's Taylor Lawrence says Team GB's men's bobsleigh team's good vibes can give them an advantage at Winter Olympics in Beijing
Military man Taylor Lawrence is backing Britain’s banter-loving bobsleigh team to take Beijing by storm when they aim for Winter Olympic glory.
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Speed skater Ellia Smeding has been confirmed as the final British athlete to be selected for the Winter Olympics, with Team GB announced a squad of 50 for the Beijing Games. The 23-year-old will join her partner, Cornelius Kersten, as the first British long track speed skaters to compete at an Olympics for 30 years, after laying down a number of personal bests throughout the season.