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An example of Fair Play in Bobsleigh was given by Eugenio Monti in Innsbruck in 1964 when he was in the lead and only the British team was missing from the race but he was missing a bolt and so Eugenio Monti without thinking twice decided to remove a bolt from his Bobsleigh and give it to the English and thanks to this bolt they managed to win the gold medal by snatching it from Monti's hands and he had to settle for the silver medal.

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The sport is important because it challenges the laws of physics by pushing the sled to extreme levels and it is also important because it increases the sense of trust in one's companions because by pushing the sled to such a high level one always risks one's life

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Determination

Discipline

Teamwork

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During a bobsleigh competition, one team notices that another team’s sled has a small problem before the race. Instead of ignoring it, they inform the officials so the other team can fix it and compete safely. This shows honesty and respect for all athletes.

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Bobsleigh matters because it shows the importance of teamwork, trust, and coordination. Athletes must work together perfectly to reach high speeds and stay safe on the ice track. The sport also inspires people by showing courage, determination, and the excitement of winter sports.

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Excellence – In bobsleigh, athletes strive to push their limits in speed, strength, and coordination. They train hard to achieve the best performance possible and represent the Olympic spirit of always improving.

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Speed

Ice

Sled

Teamwork

Gravity

Track

Precision

Adrenaline

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Technique

precision

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Trust your teammates completely because you entrust your life in the hands of your team

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sprint

collaboration

team game

trust

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