It’s looking like Italy’s controversial new bobsled, luge and skeleton track will be ready for the 2026 Winter Games, so a ...
Olympic athletes tested Cortina d'Ampezzo's new sliding centre for the Winter Games. Rebuilt at 118 million euros, it will ...
By Claudia Greco CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, Italy (Reuters) -A group of Olympic athletes got their first chance on Tuesday to test ...
Winter Olympics are less than a year away as Milano Cortina gears up to host the quadrennial festival of snow and ice-based ...
Tests are underway at Cortina’s controversial Olympic sliding track ROME -- When Italian skeleton competitor Mattia Gaspari ...
The Eugenio Monti sliding centre in Cortina d'Ampezzo, rebuilt for €118 million, is now ready for the 2024 Winter Olympics ...
Holliston's William Roberts recently returned from a two-week stay in Park City, Utah, where he won the USA Luge Youth B ...
Safety has taken on more importance since the death of Georgian luger Nodar Kumaritashvili in a training crash hours before the start of the opening ceremony for the 2010 Vancouver Games.
ROME, Italy — When Italian skeleton competitor Mattia Gaspari became the first athlete to test the controversial sliding track for next year's Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics, he did so in a sort ...
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