US Bobsled Team Suffers Dramatic Crash in St Moritz World Cup Race
US Bobsled Team Suffers Dramatic Crash in St Moritz World Cup Race

The US men's bobsled team experienced a dramatic mishap during a World Cup race in St Moritz, Switzerland, on Sunday, with three athletes failing to board the sled.

Driver Kris Horn was the only team member to successfully enter the sled, while teammates Ryan Rager, Hunter Powell and Caleb Furnell all struggled to jump in, falling onto the ice as the sled descended the track.

Footage shows the three athletes tumbling onto the ice as the sled continues its run. Horn was forced to navigate the course alone, with no additional weight in the sled and no one to operate the brakes.

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Despite the incident, Horn successfully steered the sled past the finish line. None of the teammates suffered serious injuries. The mishap occurred during preparations for the Winter Olympics.

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