
Bobsleigh and Luge quiz
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When does a bob's brakeman normally pull the brake?
Answer: After the finish
Why: Bob brakes are toothed harrows, worked by two separate handles.
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To what fraction of a second is Olympic luge timed?
Answer: A thousandth
Why: Bobsleigh, by contrast, is timed to the hundredth of a second.
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When did women first race luge at the Olympics?
Answer: 1964
Why: Ortrun Enderlein of the United Team of Germany won that first women's luge title.
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How often is the world's oldest bob track rebuilt?
Answer: Every winter
Why: Fifteen ice workers need about three weeks to build the run out of snow and ice each season.
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Which pilot won both men's Olympic bob golds in 2018 and 2022?
Answer: Francesco Friedrich
Why: His Olympic reign ended in 2026, when Johannes Lochner beat him to both men's golds.
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At most how many riders could a 1924 Olympic bob carry?
Answer: Five
Why: Bronze medallists Belgium raced with five aboard, though the event was billed as four-man.