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Skeleton

Head tucked down, skimming just a few centimetres above the icy track, body movements guiding the sled along the run. Staring down the track at ice level, the last curve races towards them, then the finish line, with its rewards for those guided by courage and the most advanced aerodynamic materials. Shooting from the prone position of the descent to the highest step on the medal podium. Lying prone, facing downhill, arms at their sides, hurtling down the run at maximum speeds of 130 kilometres an hour. Skeleton athletes use the same track as bobsleigh and luge. To move the sled, only the thrust force produced by the athlete and the force of gravity are permitted. In Skeleton, steering is carried out by means of the athlete's body movements. Skeleton athletes use the same track as bobsleigh and luge. The track must be at least 1,200 metres long, with the ascending lengths of the course measuring around 12% of the total distance. After the finish line, the track climbs into an ascent to allow the athlete to stop. The combination of a straight and curving track creates a challenging course.

Names Olympic Sport Country
Aitken JamesSkeletonUSA
Alcock LindsaySkeletonCanada
Apps NicoleSkeletonAustralia
Bamba HiroyukiSkeletonJapan
Barton JodySkeletonUSA
Bernotas EricSkeletonUSA
Biedermann MatthiasSkeletonGermany
Bird AmandaSkeletonUSA
Bjerke DesireeSkeletonNorway
Boehm PaulSkeletonCanada
Botha TylerSkeletonSouth Africa
Boyer BreeSkeletonUSA
Boyle ShaunSkeletonAustralia
Bromley KristanSkeletonGreat Britain
Burkhard MartinSkeletonSouth Africa
Canfield BradySkeletonUSA
Canfield FelilciaSkeletonUSA
Carrasco Arenas Luis AndresSkeletonMexico
Cavoret PhillippeSkeletonFrance
Cline MichaelSkeletonUSA
Connolly DavidSkeletonIreland
Corcoran LouiseSkeletonNew Zealand
Creighton DonnaSkeletonGreat Britain
Daly JohnSkeletonUSA
Davies MaggieSkeletonGreat Britain
De Souza Strapasson EmilioSkeletonBrazil
Didonato MarcoSkeletonItaly
Dukurs MartinsSkeletonLatvia
Dukurs TomassSkeletonLatvia
Ellis KevinSkeletonUSA
Ellison NatashaSkeletonUSA
Erki Riendeau DemetSkeletonTurkey
Forbes KellySkeletonCanada
Francis MarciSkeletonUSA
Gale TristanSkeletonUSA
Gaulin EricSkeletonAustria
Gibson DuffSkeletonCanada
Glessner GermanSkeletonArgentina
Grassl FlorianSkeletonGermany
Halilovic MichiSkeletonGermany
Hanyuda YuzuruSkeletonJapan
Haupt SebastianSkeletonGermany
Hedquist ChristopherSkeletonUSA
Hoar MelissaSkeletonAustralia
Hollingsworth MellisaSkeletonCanada
Huber AnjaSkeletonGermany
Huber JudithSkeletonItaly
Huber KathrinSkeletonItaly
Inada MasaruSkeletonJapan
Inoue MasanoriSkeletonJapan
Isak BabsSkeletonUSA
Jacob SteffiSkeletonGermany
Jiricko MarekSkeletonCzech Republic
Johnston BindeeSkeletonAustralia
Juergens KerstinSkeletonGermany
Karvinen TeaSkeletonFinland
Kelly MichelleSkeletonCanada
Kirk GregSkeletonGreat Britain
Kleber FrankSkeletonGermany
Knox JessicaSkeletonAustralia
Koczynski KatieSkeletonUSA
Koshi KazuhiroSkeletonJapan
Krolewski KimberlySkeletonUSA
Kvapil MartinSkeletonCzech Republic
Licman HubertSkeletonCzech Republic
Lincoln Smith EmmaSkeletonAustralia
Locati DanySkeletonItaly
Lund ZachSkeletonUSA
Maldifasi StefanoSkeletonItaly
Mcdonald BrianSkeletonUSA
Mitachescu AndreeaSkeletonRomania
Mizukura HitomiSkeletonJapan
Moffat KellySkeletonNew Zealand
Morel TaniaSkeletonSwitzerland
Muirhead PhilipSkeletonUSA
Naka NatsukoSkeletonJapan
Nakayama EikoSkeletonJapan
Nimac NikolaSkeletonCroatia
Nozawa YukiSkeletonJapan
Oioli MaurizioSkeletonItaly
Pain JeffSkeletonCanada
Palmer JessicaSkeletonUSA
Panting DeannaSkeletonCanada
Park Ji HyeSkeletonRepublic of Korea
Parsley Lea AnnSkeletonUSA
Pascale DonatoSkeletonItaly
Pavan CarlaSkeletonCanada
Pedersen MayaSkeletonSwitzerland
Pengilly AdamSkeletonGreat Britain
Penz MarkusSkeletonAustria
Peterson LyndsieSkeletonUSA
Pikus-pace NoelleSkeletonUSA
Placer TomasSkeletonRussian Federation
Pokos IvanSkeletonCroatia
Polacchi AlbertoSkeletonItaly
Rettl MartinSkeletonAustria
Riekewald MoniqueSkeletonGermany
Roberts IainSkeletonNew Zealand
Rudman ShelleySkeletonGreat Britain
Saint-genies GregorySkeletonFrance
Sandford BenSkeletonNew Zealand
Sartor DianaSkeletonGermany
Sawyer AnthonySkeletonGreat Britain
Shea JimSkeletonUSA
Singleton PatrickSkeletonGreat Britain
Skolnik MatusSkeletonSlovakia
Smith CalebSkeletonUSA
Sorensen BeccaSkeletonUSA
Sosa Osio ArturoSkeletonMexico
Soule ChrisSkeletonUSA
Staehli GregorSkeletonSwitzerland
Steele MichelleSkeletonAustralia
Stern WalterSkeletonAustria
Stoddard TionetteSkeletonNew Zealand
Tamani CedricSkeletonSwitzerland
Tapia JaimeSkeletonChile
Tojo KoshunSkeletonJapan
Tomlinson KeslieSkeletonUSA
Tress KyleSkeletonUSA
Tret'iakov AleksandrSkeletonRussian Federation
Trivelato MarcosSkeletonBrazil
Tronescu Carmen NicoletaSkeletonRomania
Trunova SvetlanaSkeletonRussian Federation
Type ChrisSkeletonGreat Britain
Uhlaender KatieSkeletonUSA
Van Wees PeterSkeletonNetherlands
Varadian Armen MichaelSkeletonUSA
Varadian Sonig MariamSkeletonUSA
Vescoli UrsSkeletonSwitzerland
Voudouris MichaelSkeletonGreece
Weightman CharniaSkeletonGreat Britain
Wichmann Moeller MichellaSkeletonDenmark
Williams AmySkeletonGreat Britain
Wolowiec MonikaSkeletonPoland
Wood AndySkeletonGreat Britain
Yamada CourtneySkeletonUSA
Yoshimura MisuzuSkeletonJapan
Zanoletti CostanzaSkeletonItaly
Zuber MauriceSkeletonUSA

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26.02.2006
  Ice hockey-Lidstrom blast gives Sweden gold
TURIN, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Niklas Lidstrom's blistering slapshot early in the third period gave Sweden a 3-2 win over Finland and the gold medal at the men's ice hockey tournament on Sunday in the final event of the Turin Games. In a tournament that saw the world's biggest hockey nations eliminated in the early going, the Swedes and Finns let their Nordic rivalry take centre stage in a fast-paced game.
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26.02.2006
  Ice hockey: Czechs shutout Russia to win bronze
TURIN, Feb 25 (Reuters) - Tomas Vokoun made 28 saves and Martin Erat had a goal and an assist as the Czech Republic shutout Russia 3-0 in the Olympic men's ice hockey bronze medal game on Saturday. Sweden will face off against Finland in an all-Nordic gold medal final on Sunday that will bring down the curtain on the 2006 Winter Games. "Playing for the bronze medal is very hard," said Vokoun, who was benched in favour of Milan Hnilicka in the Czechs' 7-3 semifinal loss to Sweden. "We were still disappointed for what happened yesterday against Sweden.
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26.02.2006
  Plucky Slutskaya Settles for an Olympic Bronze
As she stood stone-faced on the medals podium, Irina Slutskaya couldn't even manage a smile or a wave. The bronze medal that was hanging around her neck felt like a lead weight. For the second Olympics, the Russian star failed as the final skater of the women's free program. Both times, the gold medal was within reach. Neither time could Slutskaya grab it.
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23.02.2006
  Ice Dancers Make It 3 Out of 3 for Russia
Tatyana Navka and Roman Kostomarov made it three out of three for Russian figure skaters at the Winter Olympics. Navka and Kostomarov gave Russia a gold medal hat trick -- pairs, men's and dance. No nation has swept the four skating events in one games. The Russians could be the first, with Irina Slutskaya highly favored in the women's competition when it was about to begin late Tuesday. Tanith Belbin and partner Ben Agosto snapped the U.S. medal drought in figure skating with a silver. Elena Grushina and Ruslan Goncharov of Ukraine won the bronze.
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21.02.2006
  Ice Dancing: A Good Night for the Russians
Feb 21 2006 Yesterday was the end of ice dancing, in a close contest which elected the new Olympic champions. The gold went to the Russians Tatiana Navka and Roman Kostomarov already unreachable with a record original dance. Their “Carmen”, even though marred with various imperfections, proved otherwise sufficiently seductive to award the performers a score of 101.37 bringing them to a total of 200.64 points, more than enough to ensure the Russian duo reach their objective their sights had been set on for the last few years.
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Country123С
Germany1112629
USA99725
Austria97723
Russian Federation86822
Canada79824
Sweden72514
Republic of Korea63211
Switzerland54514
Italy50611
France3249
Netherlands3249
Estonia3003
Norway28919
China24511
Czech Republic1214
Croatia1203
Australia1012
Japan1001
Finland0639
Poland0112
Belarus0101
Bulgaria0101
Great Britain0101
Slovakia0101
Ukraine0022
Latvia0011
 Total:252

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