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Olympic wipe-outs
Caught this video on MSN. Can't firgure out how to embed it though, so here's a link. Lotsa good spills here. No Luge...
Video | Crashing on the ice and on the snow | NBC Olympics
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02-20-2010, 06:04 PM
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I think the best crashes have been the men's and women's downhill and super G courses. Speedskating and luge wipeouts start and end too quickly. Slalom and GS crashes are relatively slower speed. With downhill/Super G, you can sometimes see the racer getting into trouble two or three turns earlier, struggling to get it back together, losing, and then the aftermath at 80+ mph can go on for hundreds of feet.
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02-20-2010, 06:13 PM
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I also think there are more than usual, maybe it's the type of sports now in the Olympics. All these 1/2 pipe, cross skiing, whatever it's called. Or maybe it's the ambient conditions making everything slipperier.
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