Luge is considered the fastest sport at the Winter Olympics. Beijing2022
Stunned? Well, don't pick your jaw up off the floor just yet. In 2017, Swiss luger Damian Andrey recorded the fastest speed in street luge history, at 101.83 miles per hour — and with that, a
. His performance took place on a paved track , but it still goes to show just how unbelievably fast these athletes can travel on a luge sled.to compete, including helmets with face shields, neck straps, skin-tight speed suits, aerodynamic booties, and racing gloves with spikes.
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