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Which winter sport held its first world championship in 1955 and was introduced to the Olympics in 1964?
Luge.
Why was luge not in the Winter Olympics in 1964?
The luge WAS in the 1964 Olympics at Innsbruck!! In fact, it was the first year it was held.
When did the luge sport enter the Olympics?
With the arrival of the 1980 XIII Olympic Winter Games in Lake Placid came the construction of the nation's first refrigerated luge run in 1979.
What sport words start with L?
Luge is a Winter Olympics sport. Lacrosse and long jump are sports.
Is luge a Olympic Game?
Luge is a Winter Olympics competition. WATCH THE OLYMPICS!
Laying on a sled feet first olympic sport?
Luge
In the Beijing games 2008 what happens in the event luge?
luge is a winter Olympics event, the Beijing Olympics were the summer Olympics
What is the sport where they go down foot first?
well there is the downhill luge...
In the 2010 Olympics what ahtlete died of what sport?
It was luge and it was 21-year old Nodar Kumaritashvili during practice the first day of the Olympics. He flew off course at 90mph and hit an unpadded concrete pillar.
Is luge a team sport?
no it is not
How long has luge been in the Olympics?
luge has been in the olympic for 900,000,000 years.
The first Winter Olympics began on this day in 1924 What event was NOT featured?
Luge**get them oodles
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