Two-man bobsled

Two-man bobsled is a winter sport where a team of two athletes races down a narrow, twisting, ice-covered track in a small, aerodynamic sled. One athlete drives and steers while the other, typically heavier, helps push the sled at the start and maintains balance inside. The goal is to reach the finish line in the shortest time possible, relying on speed, teamwork, and precision in navigating the curves. The sport showcases the combination of strength, skill, and strategy, and is a staple event in the Winter Olympic Games.