Latvia's Martins Dukurs will be aiming to win his second men's skeleton title in just over a week as the International Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation (IBSF) World Cup returns to Sigulda for a second weekend in a row.
Dual Summer and Winter Olympian Lolo Jones has returned to the United States bobsleigh squad after being named in the women's team for the 2020-2021 season.
Francesco Friedrich further cemented his position at the top of the standings in the International Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation (IBSF) World Cup after winning his second two-man bobsleigh title of the weekend.
Germany's Olympic champion Mariama Jamanka started the season brilliantly with a win in the two-woman bobsleigh race at the International Bobsleigh Skeleton Federation (IBSF) World Cup event in Sigulda in Latvia.
Defending champion Martins Dukurs opened the International Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation (IBSF) World Cup season in style, winning the men's skeleton contest in Sigulda in Latvia.
The International Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation (IBSF) 2020-2021 World Cup season is set to begin in Sigulda in Latvia - despite concerns over COVID-19.
The opening event of the International Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation (IBSF) World Cup season has already run into COVID-19 problems, with the Russian bobsleigh team forced to withdraw following an outbreak.
German car manufacturer BMW is developing a simulator for the country's national bobsleigh team.
Olympic two-man champion Justin Kripps is among the 33 athletes named on Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton's team for the upcoming season.
International Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation (IBSF) has announced the establishment of a Special Calendar Committee which will consult with the Executive Committee on matters related to competition-schedule planning.
Former European champion Stephanie Schneider has been omitted from the German team for the International Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation (IBSF) World Cup openers in Sigulda.
Britain’s bobsleigh crews have clashed over the dismissal of Colin Rattigan as a British Bobsleigh and Skeleton Association (BBSA) director last month.
Skeleton powerhouse Germany has named its squad for the new World Cup season.
Plans are in place for a "small number" of fans to attend next year’s International Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation (IBSF) World Championships in Altenberg.
Banned Russian bobsleigh athletes Alexander Kasjanov, Ilvir Khuzin and Alexei Pushkarev say they plan to return to the sport when their sanction concludes next month.
The 1928 Olympic Games in Amsterdam saw a number of important milestones, but one we still all benefit from today is revolutionising car parking. Like other cities around Europe in the late 1920s, the streets of Amsterdam were filling up fast with cars, and during the Games this issue was more pressing than ever, so organisers were forced to rack their brains in search of a solution. The allotted parking area next to the Olympic Stadium had room for a maximum of 2,000 vehicles, nowhere near enough to meet the demand during Games time. In response, the City Council provided a number of other sites that took parking capacity up to 3,500 vehicles and 2,000 bicycles. However, no sooner had one problem been solved than another was created: how were drivers and cyclists supposed to find their way to the new car parks? A solution was found in the shape of small blue panels with a white capital "P" in the middle. So it was that the international traffic sign for parking was born.
FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 LLC - Stadium Operations Manager - Doha, Qatar
We are seeking a highly stress-resistant, confident and pro-active Stadium Operations Manager to help support the operational delivery of the FIFA World Cup 2022. The role involves working as an onsite extension of the Stadium Management team (based at FIFA’s headquarters in Zürich), in order to facilitate workflow and operations from within the host country. We are looking for a strong personality with the right skills, experience and personality to quickly integrate into a fast paced, challenging and exciting environment.
Octavian Morariu is seeking a third and final term as Rugby Europe President next month, with a pledge to keep the organisation on "a significant growth trajectory" while also closing the gap to the Six Nations. Mike Rowbottom speaks to a man with big plans for the future of rugby union in the continent.
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