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What Is Skeleton? It's Like the Luge — but Headfirst - The New York Times
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Olympics luge teams look for an edge by building a better sled | 9news.com
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What are the differences between bobsled, luge and skeleton? | Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic Games | CBC Kids
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Missing luge equipment impacted Beijing Olympics qualification system - Sports Illustrated
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Luge - Wikipedia
Luger Jayson Terdiman gave his sled to U.S. teammates Zachary DiGregorio and Sean Hollander - The Washington Post
Verónica Ravenna's Olympic debut in Luge | Winter Olympics 2018 | PyeongChang - YouTube
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The Winter Olympics Sport Skeleton, Explained
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Winter Olympics 2018: Luge vs skeleton vs Bobsled Explained | Time
The high-speed physics of bobsled, luge and skeleton | PBS NewsHour
