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Black athletes are challenging what a Winter Olympian looks like
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More than 40 black athletes are competing at the Winter Olympics. That’s a big deal.
Jamaican bobsled coach quits Olympic team, may take sled
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Jamaica Bobsleigh Federation said coach Sandra Kiriasis quit, and a dispute over the team's sled adds to the drama.
Olympics: Drama for Jamaica as coach quits trailblazing women bobsleigh team
France24.com (en)
The fairytale journey of Jamaica's first female Winter Olympics team hit a major bump Wednesday when its bobsleigh coach quit just days before they were due to compete in Pyeongchang.
Cruel runnings: Jamaican women's bobsled team coach quits before Olympic competition begins - Washington Post
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Jamaican bobsleighers face Olympic drama after 'destructive' coach quits - The Guardian
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Jamaica’s miracle bobsled team in jeopardy after coach quits
New York Post
Jamaica’s bobsled team is off to a rocky start in PyeongChang after its coach quit just days before its runs at the Olympics. German Sandra Kiriasis, a 2006 Olympic champion, quit on the team after she was asked to change her role.
Team GB's Winter Olympics skeleton suits cleared amid questions from rivals over time improvements - Telegraph.co.uk
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This is the full schedule for the 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongChang
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- The 2018 Winter Olympics start on Thursday, February 8 and end on Sunday, February 25.
- The Olympic Games will be hosted in PyeongChang, South Korea.
- Winter Olympic sports include ice hockey, cross-country skiing, and bobsled.
Dreaded 'Curve 9' rears its ugly head in Olympics luge
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Though bobsled, skeleton and luge had test events, athletes in those sports learn how to best navigate tracks over the course of years.
`New Generation of Nigerians' Marks Olympic Bobsled Debut
Voice of America
Growing up in St. Paul, Minnesota, Akuoma Omeoga was raised on Nigerian food, language and culture. Next week, the 25-year-old will represent her parents' homeland in the Winter Games, hurtling down the bobsled track with her tresses ...
The most important muscles for different Winter Olympic sports
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- The athletes in Pyeongchang rely on different muscle groups.
- Curlers depend on strong upper body muscles.
- Alpine skiers require strong hip muscles, hamstrings, quadriceps, and feet muscles.
The Latest: Nigeria's 1st bobsled team ready to compete
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They were born in America, but members of Nigeria's first-ever bobsled team say they're representing the culture they were raised in
'New generation of Nigerians' marks Olympic bobsled debut
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Despite being American-born, members of Nigeria's first-ever bobsled team say representing their African culture is second nature
'New generation of Nigerians' marks Olympic bobsled debut
Times Union
PYEONGCHANG, South Korea (AP) — Growing up in St. Paul, Minnesota, Akuoma Omeoga was raised on Nigerian food, language and culture. Next week, the 26-year-old will represent her parents' homeland in the Winter Games...
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