Speed and Commerce Skewed Track's Design
Years before a young luge racer from the Republic of Georgia flew to his death at the Olympics last week, officials made a series of decisions designed to make the icy track a commercial...
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Risky Business in Vancouver
They marched in somberly, their flag adorned with a black band of mourning. The Georgian Olympic team drew one of the largest ovations at the opening ceremonies of the 2010 Games, tribute...
A Death Soon Brushed Aside
One day later, a woman in dungarees and a shrug had returned to shoveling ice at Turn 16."Yesterday that ice was red," a bystander said.One day later, the national flags above Turn 16 still...
More Articles
- Lugers Heavy Hearted, Unhappy with Changes - L Robertson, Miami Herald
- A Ghost That Hovers Over the Icy Track - Mitch Albom, Detroit Free Press
- Shame on the Olympics for Fast-Track Tragedy - Jay Mariotti, FanHouse
- Olympics' Somber Opening - Meri-Jo Borzilleri, Winter Olympics Journal
- Put Safety Ahead of Olympic Medal Count - Ron Judd, Seattle Times
- An Olympic Sport You Can Do - Eric Arnold, Forbes