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GB four win bobsleigh World Cup gold in St Moritz
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Great Britain's leading four-man bobsleigh team, piloted by Brad Hall, claimed a second World Cup win of the season in St Moritz.


Together with team-mates Taylor Lawrence, Arran Gulliver and Leon Greenwood, Hall led the British crew to victory by 0.21 seconds on the legendary Swiss track.

Germany's World Cup leader Francesco Friedrich was second, while compatriot Johannes Lochner was third.

"It's honestly the best feeling in the world to get that gold medal. I'm absolutely buzzing right now," said Greenwood, who was not part of the GB crew when they won gold in Winterberg, Germany, on 5 January.

"It's my first ever gold medal in the sport and it's come at an amazing place. It means so much to everyone in the team and you could see that emotion when we got out of the sled at the end."
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@Alastair Pink, that is encouraging news with the winter Olympics in Italy next year, hopefully the team can go from strength to strength up till then.

also, i saw on ski Sunday yesterday that Jasmine Taylor won another gold, and Mia Brooks had some more podium appearances last week.

so, some good news for GB winter sports at the moment
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