You see many Winter Olympic athletes adding glory to the country, but in fact, these ice and snow sports still have great dangers. One of the most famous is the F1 racing car god Schumacher, who accidentally broke his head while skiing, and has been vegetative for 11 years.
Today, I will take stock of the 3 most terrifying ice and snow projects.
1. Steel frame snowmobile, known as "ice and snow F1". The rules of the race are: the contestant lies prone on the snowmobile, head forward, foot backwards, the shorter the time, the better. Because the steel frame snowmobile project is too thrilling, it has twice been disqualified from the Winter Olympics, the speed can reach 160 kilometers per hour, many athletes have had a serious injury experience, and this injury is not a general minor injury, many are brain or cervical spine injuries.
2. Sledding, as opposed to steel frame bobsleighs, the contestants are lying on the sleds. You think it might be safer to be down with your feet down, but you don't, because at high speeds, it's still very dangerous and even easy to get thrown out of the sled.
3. Alpine skiing, you may have seen similar videos, it seems to be falling down from the vertical mountain, generally in the high mountains above 1000 meters above sea level, and this road condition has a very large uncertainty, hitting the stone, it is more sinister.
Choosing a sport is a risk, especially high-level athletes need to push the limits, let us cheer for them and wish them peace!