Winter Olympics: Team GB bobsleigh team suffer terrifying 83mph crash
Team GB bobsleigh due Brad Hall and Nick Gleeson have suffered a terrifying 83mph at the Winter Olympics.
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Team GB bobsleigh due Brad Hall and Nick Gleeson have suffered a terrifying 83mph at the Winter Olympics.
“Four years ago I watched the Opening Ceremony from my couch,” posted Canada bobsled athlete, Cameron Stones, on Instagram, captioning an image of him at the Opening Ceremony of the Olympic Winter Games PyeongChang 2018. The now 30-year-old was not a medal contender at the Games four years ago – he finished 12th in the four-man bobsleigh – but he is now.
Francesco Friedrich put Germany back on track in sliding sports at the Winter Olympics by leading a one-two-three, as he continued his bobsleigh dominance to retain the two-man title with Thorsten Margis — but there was drama as Team GB crashed during the third run. British pair Brad Hall and Nick Gleeson went into the event with hopes of a medal, but they were ended after two sub-par runs on the opening day.
German bobsleigh legend Francesco Friedrich has won his third Olympic title after a spectacular performance in the two-man competition at the Yanqing National Sliding Centre.
Choque a 133 km/h en bobsleigh
Brad Hall and Nick Gleeson suffered a scary high-speed crash in the two-man bobsleigh as Team GB’s medal hopes in the event were extinguished. Already needing a miracle to haul themselves into podium contention, Hall misjudged a late corner on the third run as the sled toppled onto its side and careered down the finish straight. Ad/> Both men walked away from the incident.