03/24/2002 - Bakken visits alma mater
03/16/2002 - For sale: Armenian bobsled
03/01/2002 - Visit from an Olympian
02/25/2002 - Many believers now in U.S. bobsledding
02/24/2002 - Bobsled: Men finally slide away with medals
02/23/2002 - Hays and Shimer end medal drought for U.S. bobsled team
02/23/2002 - U.S. team is on track to win gold
02/23/2002 - Bobsled: 4-man results
02/22/2002 - Hays, USA-1 lead after first two runs of four-man bobsled
02/22/2002 - Monaco prince revels in Oly life
02/22/2002 - Can U.S. break 46-year jinx?
02/22/2002 - Bobsled: 4-man results after first 2 runs
02/21/2002 - Win or lose, Billy's a champ
02/20/2002 - Not Jean, not Jen, but Jill
02/20/2002 - Jen Davidson deserves gold just for showing up
02/19/2002 - All eyes on Racine as women teams make debut
02/19/2002 - Women's bobsled results
02/18/2002 - Germans win gold in 2-man bobsled
02/17/2002 - U.S. men's bobsled hopes are dimming
02/17/2002 - Injury to Johnson could force change in U.S. sled
02/17/2002 - Boblseigh: Langen wins gold for Germany; Hays fourth for United States
02/17/2002 - Bobsleigh: Two-man results
02/16/2002 - Langen, Annen, Hays: names to watch in bobsled
02/16/2002 - Bobsled: Men's two-man results
02/14/2002 - Brazilians are ready to race their banana
02/10/2002 - Ogden athlete is new man on bobsled team
02/08/2002 - U.S. bobsledder loses appeal, won't compete
02/06/2002 - Arbitrators overrule IOC board, allow bobsledder to compete
01/31/2002 - U.S. bobsled star will appeal ruling
01/29/2002 - Up Close: Bobsled 
01/29/2002 - Jovanovic on bobsled team — maybe
01/28/2002 - Bobsled star booted from U.S. Oly team
01/28/2002 - Bobsled pilot Racine has mixed emotions
01/27/2002 - Winter Olympic briefs
01/24/2002 - Jen and Jean go to arbitration
01/22/2002 - Isle team gets push from Utahn
01/17/2002 - U.S. Bobsled Federation rejects spurned brakewoman's complaint
01/17/2002 - Winter Olympics briefs
01/14/2002 - Brakewoman files grievance
01/14/2002 - World Cup Bobsled Results
01/08/2002 - Doping report not about us, says U.S. bobsled leader
01/01/2002 - Ogden bobsledder named to 2002 team
12/30/2001 - Shimer pulls his toe out of grave for Oly qualifier
12/29/2001 - Bobsled hopefuls battle for position
12/23/2001 - Racine, Bakken race to Olympic berths
12/22/2001 - Racine back on top in bobsled
12/20/2001 - Bobsled, skeleton have had long ride through history
12/20/2001 - Bobsledding necessities: strength and smarts
12/20/2001 - Skeleton and bobsled Olympic schedules
12/20/2001 - Bobsled & skeleton profiles
12/18/2001 - Bobsledder Davidson suffers new rejection
12/16/2001 - More switches for women bobsledders
12/14/2001 - Bobsled's dynamic duo splitting
12/10/2001 - Olympic briefs
12/06/2001 - Fastest ice on Earth
12/06/2001 - Hays tops the bobsled rankings
11/15/2001 - Clue found in sled case
10/30/2001 - Texan to lead bobsled team
10/22/2001 - Bobsledders call experience harrowing
10/21/2001 - Bakken, Rohbock slide to first in trials
10/20/2001 - Prince says Games will go on
| About Bobsled: Schedule/results Bobsled photos |
 Bobsledding slides into Olympic history with high speeds, low times
Traditionally the darling of sliding sports, bobsledding dates back to the 1880s in Albany, N.Y., born of lumbersled races. Today's world-class U.S. bobsledders are generally track and field and/or football converts because a rare union of strength and speed are essential to jumpstarting the mammoth sleds, which can weigh a maximum of 858 pounds (for the two-man) and 1,386 pounds (four-man).
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Up Close: Women's bobsled
For more than 75 years, men have competed in Olympic Bobsled. But 2002 will be the first time ever that women will race in the Olympics. Learn about the sport, the athletes, the venue, and more.
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Up Close: Bobsled
Sleds rip down the course at over 85-miles-per-hour. From top to bottom, this competition run is over in well less than a minute. Learn more about Bobsled and U.S. contenders.
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Olympic highlights
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Utah connections
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