it's called luge
The Olympic skeleton is scored by racers who soar down the icy track headfirst at speeds approaching 100 mph.
you hop on a skeleton sled. and go down a ice track.
Skeleton is a winter sport in which competitors aim to drive a one-person sled in a prone, head-first position down an ice track in the fastest time.
Click on the 'Olympic Games Host Cities' link on this page and scroll down about 3/4 of the way to find the host cities of all Olympic Games dating back to 1896.
yes in the 1800's
Colorado turned down the Olympic games. In 1972, Colorado informed the Olympic committee that they didn't want the 1976 Winter Olympic Games to be held in Colorado. They were awarded the games in 1970, but went back to the Olympic committee in 1972 and said they didn't want them.
After the Games, some of the new facilities will be reused in their Olympic form, while others will be resized or relocated
yes and the police can track you down if you do it more that once
this website is shite
The device commonly used for timing races is a stopwatch. In competitive settings, electronic timing systems with photo finish technology are often employed to ensure precise measurements. These systems can capture times down to the millisecond and are typically used in track and field events, swimming, and motor sports. Additionally, timing chips may be used in races to track individual runner times accurately.
Denver
Yes. Some alien races have upside-down faces.