Per an interview with Devon Harris - they crashed - driver inexperience. Q: What was the team's placing in that first Olympic attempt? We have the movie version but what was the reality? A: I believe we finished 28th in the two man event. In the four- man event after blasting off the top of the hill with the 7th fastest start time, we crashed in a spectacular fashion, only in a way that Jamaicans could. In the movie they showed bolts coming loose on the sled, but the reality is that it was driver's error. We were an inexperienced team playing in the big arena.http://www.jamaicans.com/articles/primeinterviews/interviewdevonharris.shtml Results since 1988: 1988 Olympics - last place
1992 Olympics - 24th in 4 man, 36th of 46 in 2 man teams
1994 Olympics - 14th in 4 man, ahead of the U.S., the Russians, the French. 2 man team disqualified for being overweight.
1998 Olympics - 29th of 36 in 2 man. 21 of 32 in 4 man.
2001 Gold in the two-man event at the World Push Championships
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Canada Olympic Park is located in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. At one time it was known as Paskapoo Ski Hill, but never as Calgary Olympic Park. It was used in the 1988 Winter Olympics for ski jumping, luge, and bobsled.
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Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
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No, the 1988 Winter Olympics was in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
Calgary, Alberta in 1988.