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Up Close: Women's bobsled
KSL
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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- Top Women's Bobsled Team: Racine & Davidson
When it comes to women's bobsled, Jean Racine and Jen Davidson are the best of the best: Two time World Champions. KSL Olympic Specialist Shelley Osterloh reports.
- Bakken-Rohbock Hope For Gold
Had it not been for U.S. teammate Jean Racine, Jill Bakken would have won the World Cup overall title last season. Meet Bakken and her teammate.
- 85 MPH Ride
Not too much differs between men's and women's bobsled. In fact, one thing that's the same-- this sport is harder than it looks!
- Utah's Unique Bobsled Track
On January 10th, 1997, Olympian Jon Owen got on a luge sled and was first to rocket down the track at the Utah Olympic Park. Since then, over 80,000 runs have been made on this icy track. Sports Specialist Alema Harrington shows us what's unique about this venue.
- Bonny Warner and Vonnetta Flowers
The team of Bonny Warner and Vonnetta Flowers is currently number three in the USA, but pushing close behind their teammates and likely to qualify for the 2002 games. Shelley Osterloh introduces us.
- Hannah Storm: NBC Host Earns A Top Spot
Her name may just fit her style. NBC host Hannah Storm has earned her way to one of the top spots in sports broadcasting. Olympic Specialist Sammy Linebaugh reports.
- Ask Mitt
Do you have a question about the Olympics? Here's your chance to ask.
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