Taubitz Secures Fifth World Cup Luge Title After Olympic Setback
German luger Julia Taubitz won her fifth overall World Cup title in Yanqing, China, overcoming a previous Olympic crash on the same track to defeat Austrian rivals Madeleine Egle and Lisa Schulte in a thrilling final race.
Taubitz Secures Fifth World Cup Luge Title After Olympic Setback
German luger Julia Taubitz won her fifth overall World Cup title in Yanqing, China, overcoming a previous Olympic crash on the same track to defeat Austrian rivals Madeleine Egle and Lisa Schulte in a thrilling final race.
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Love's Strong Comeback; Germany Dominates Bobsled; Olympic Track in Jeopardy
Kaysha Love of the U.S. secured second place in a World Cup monobob race in Igls, Austria, on Saturday, marking her best season finish after recovering from an illness; Germany dominated several bobsled events, while the 2026 Milan-Cortina Olympic track's construction faces delays and potential relo...
Love's Strong Comeback; Germany Dominates Bobsled; Olympic Track in Jeopardy
Kaysha Love of the U.S. secured second place in a World Cup monobob race in Igls, Austria, on Saturday, marking her best season finish after recovering from an illness; Germany dominated several bobsled events, while the 2026 Milan-Cortina Olympic track's construction faces delays and potential relo...
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Lake Placid on Standby as Backup for 2026 Winter Olympics Sliding Events
Lake Placid is the backup site for the 2026 Winter Olympics bobsled, luge, and skeleton events if Italy's rebuilt track isn't ready, giving the US team a major advantage but creating logistical challenges; the IOC opposed the $90 million Italian rebuild.
Lake Placid on Standby as Backup for 2026 Winter Olympics Sliding Events
Lake Placid is the backup site for the 2026 Winter Olympics bobsled, luge, and skeleton events if Italy's rebuilt track isn't ready, giving the US team a major advantage but creating logistical challenges; the IOC opposed the $90 million Italian rebuild.
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German Luge Doubles Team Crashes in Lillehammer
During the Lillehammer World Cup luge competition, German doubles team Dajana Eitberger and Magdalene Matschina crashed on curve 13 of the 1994 Olympic track on November 30th, resulting in minor injuries for Eitberger; despite this setback, they plan to continue their Olympic qualification campaign ...
German Luge Doubles Team Crashes in Lillehammer
During the Lillehammer World Cup luge competition, German doubles team Dajana Eitberger and Magdalene Matschina crashed on curve 13 of the 1994 Olympic track on November 30th, resulting in minor injuries for Eitberger; despite this setback, they plan to continue their Olympic qualification campaign ...
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Germany Dominates Luge World Championships in Whistler
At the Whistler World Championships, Germany's Max Langenhan and Felix Loch won gold and silver in men's singles luge, with Loch breaking the world record for most medals. Julia Taubitz also won gold, and the team secured twelve medals total.
Germany Dominates Luge World Championships in Whistler
At the Whistler World Championships, Germany's Max Langenhan and Felix Loch won gold and silver in men's singles luge, with Loch breaking the world record for most medals. Julia Taubitz also won gold, and the team secured twelve medals total.
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48% Bias Score
Resurgent German Lugers Show Improved Form in Altenberg World Cup
At the Altenberg World Cup, German lugers Max Langenhan and Felix Loch secured a 1-2 finish in the men's singles, while Anna Berreiter and Merle Fräbel took second and third in the women's singles; this follows previous struggles against Austria, improving team confidence before the Winterberg Europ...
Resurgent German Lugers Show Improved Form in Altenberg World Cup
At the Altenberg World Cup, German lugers Max Langenhan and Felix Loch secured a 1-2 finish in the men's singles, while Anna Berreiter and Merle Fräbel took second and third in the women's singles; this follows previous struggles against Austria, improving team confidence before the Winterberg Europ...
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Humphries Returns to Bobsled Competition Six Months After Giving Birth
Three-time Olympic bobsled champion Kaillie Humphries returned to competition six months after giving birth, competing in the women's monobob event at the World Cup in Altenberg, Germany on Saturday, marking a remarkable comeback after taking last season off for motherhood.
Humphries Returns to Bobsled Competition Six Months After Giving Birth
Three-time Olympic bobsled champion Kaillie Humphries returned to competition six months after giving birth, competing in the women's monobob event at the World Cup in Altenberg, Germany on Saturday, marking a remarkable comeback after taking last season off for motherhood.
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36% Bias Score