Kaillie Humphries grabs big monobob lead in search of 1st Olympic medal as American
Usually at the midway point of an Olympic women's bobsleigh race, the standings are super close.
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Usually at the midway point of an Olympic women's bobsleigh race, the standings are super close.
The women’s monobob is halfway through its Olympic Winter Games debut. And it’s already a game of catch Kaillie. Germany’s Laura Nolte is one of the women on the tail of American Kaillie Humphries at Beijing 2022.
2021 world champion Kaillie Humphries set the pace in the first two heats of the monobob at the Yanqing National Sliding Centre. The US athlete — a two-time two-woman Olympic champion — set a combined time of 2:09:10 to lead after the first two heats of the newly-inaugurated discipline. Ad/> Canada’s Christine de Bruin is in second, just over a second back with a combined time of 2:10.14, and Germany’s 2016 Winter Youth Olympic Games monobob gold medallist Laura Nolte is in bronze medal position with a time of 2:10.32.
Sitting in the press conference, her smile obvious despite being hidden by the ubiquitous mask, it was impossible not to be carried away with the sheer joy Jaclyn Narracott exuded with every answer, every glance at the medal hanging around her neck.
YANQING, China : Kaillie Humphries of the United States led at the halfway mark of the Olympic's first ever monobob event in Yanqing, with the two-time gold medallist opening up a yawning 1.04 second gap between her and Canada's Christine de Bruin in second.
Kaillie Humphreys has taken control in the first ever Olympic women's monobob competition at the Beijing 2022 Winter Games.
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