Luge became an Olympic event in 1964. Skeleton became an Olympic event at St. Moritz in 1928 and was included when the Games returned to St. Moritz in 1948. After the 1948 Olympics Skeleton was ...

“To be a medalist at the last three World Championships and only losing to Grotheer [Olympic Champion Christopher Grotheer] ...

Thus, the sports of bobsledding and skeleton were born. The St. Moritz stage was increasingly filled with life. That life in turn brought a lot of money to the place. Today, people in St. Moritz ...

Herman Ellmauer became the first Austrian to win the gold medal at the Para bobsleigh event at the International Bobsleigh and Skeleton Federation (IBSF) World Championships in St Moritz today.

The sport officially became an Olympic event in 1998. A skeleton competitor on the Cresta Run at Saint Moritz, Switzerland in 1908. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images) Imagine leaping ...

Stähli’s bronze is Switzerland’s first ever in the Olympic skeleton, although the sport itself is something of a Swiss tradition. Born in the Swiss resort of St Moritz during the late 1880s ...

Bobsled: World Cup women’s monobob, four-man bobsled Saturday at St. Moritz. Luge: World Cup women’s doubles, men’s doubles and women’s singles Saturday at Oberhof, Germany. Skeleton ...

It is one of the few tracks in the world dedicated to the skeleton – a type of sledge. The village of Cresta is situated near to St Moritz in canton Graubünden. Every Swiss citizen has a ...