Jakob Mandlbauer went to hospital after a heavy crash in the Winter Olympics four-man final, forcing a delay in the event.

There was a lengthy delay in the Bobsleigh four-man final at the Winter Olympics after the Austrian team crashed on the ice

Austria's Jakob Mandlbauer was left upside down after a horror crash in the four-man bobsleigh event at the Winter Olympics.

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Austrian bobsleigh pilot Jakob Mandlbauer has been transported to a local hospital after being involved in a concerning crash during the Winter Olympics four-man final on Saturday. Mandlbauer was navigating the second heat of the competition when his sled tipped onto its side on Curve 7.

BOBSLEIGH star Jakob Mandlbauer was taken to hospital following a worrying crash. The Austrian, 27, had been competing in the second heat of the four-man event when his sled tipped over. It

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The squad of Kaila Kuhn, Connor Curran and Christopher Lillis combined to post a dominant score of 325.35, which cleared second place by almost 30 points. Most notably, their win gave the U.S. its 11th gold medal of the games, which broke its record for most golds at the Winter Olympics.

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