• Chamonix 1924: Bobsleigh (Don't Drink and Bobsled!)

  • Nov 25 2024
  • Length: 16 mins
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Chamonix 1924: Bobsleigh (Don't Drink and Bobsled!)

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  • What's more fun than bobsled? Bobsled and champagne! Hear all about the wild rides and lack of safety features that was the first Olympic bobsled (or bobsleigh) competition at Chamonix 1924.

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    NOTE: An earlier version of this episode stated that Switzerland has the the most Olympic bobsled medals. That is incorrect. The episode has been edited to reflect that change.

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