Much to Say
The power behind the bobsleigh team generated talk.
Much has been said about “bobsled” teams. There was even a moderately successful movie about a Jamaican team based on reality. But it is actually bobsleigh. The modern team knew what to do.
The American team was composed of all African-Americans. The men had studied the past efforts of all the gold winning teams since the inception of the sport.
They knew when it was time to make the best of the sport. They had fun while winning and winning and winning. All of their efforts trained on getting the gold. They won with the strength of character and ability.
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