Coach for Jamaican women's bobsled team has quit and now they may not have a sled to use

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• Jamaica was set to make history at Pyeongchang 2018, with the country's first women's bobsled team.
• The debut woulc come 30 years after the Jamaican men's team made their debut at the Calgary games.
• Unfortunately, the team is now clouded in drama after the apparent ousting of the team's driving coach Sandra Kiriasis.
• Kiriasis has reportedly claimed ownership of the team's equipment, which some thought might put the team's debut at risk, but other reports claim that the Jamaican team will run as scheduled.

Jamaica was set to make history at the Winter Olympics next week, with their first women's bobsled team representing the country at Pyeongchang 2018, 30 years after the Jamaican men's bobsled team made similar history at the Calgary Winter Games.

But in the past few days a unexpected bit of drama has put the team's debut in potential jeopardy.See the rest of the story at Business Insider

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