Bobsleigh - A High-Speed Winter Sport

Bobsleigh, also known as bobsled or bob sleigh, is a winter sport in which teams of two or four athletes ride a small sled on ice tracks. The objective is to navigate the twisting and turning course in the fastest time possible.

The sled is made of fiberglass or carbon fiber and has a steering mechanism that allows the athletes to control its direction. The sled is pushed off at the start of each heat, and the team must use their strength, technique, and timing to maintain speed and control throughout the course.

Bobsleigh originated in Switzerland in the late 19th century as a form of transportation for moving goods down mountains, but it soon evolved into a competitive sport. Today, bobsleigh is featured in the Winter Olympics and is enjoyed by athletes and spectators around the world.