I need a biography on Stephane Galbert who is a bobsleddder for the French in the Olympics?
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go to yahoo.com and click the link for winter olympics.  Near the top of the page is a link for athletes.  Click that and enter the name of the athlete and it will give you a bio of that individual.
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Website for the Jamaican Bobsled team:\n\nhttp://www.jamaicanbobsled.com/content.html\n\nSeems that they still exist (or did in 2002).
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As some of the above stated wikpedia is a very good place to look...however also there are a few more things Terry is doing now as well that aren't listed in that biography...\nhe is part owner of a NASCAR busch series team and is also is starting to build luxury custom homes with another partner this info is on his racing team's webstie with a small bio on him also...\nGood luck!
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go to www.factmonster.com\nwww.cbc.ca/olympics\nsports.espn.com/oly\nwww.olympic.org*\nwww.torino2006.org*\nwww.nbcolympics.com*\nsports.yahoo.com/olympics/torino2006*\nsortsillistrated.cnn.com/olympics/2006\n\n*i suggest these ones
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"Michel Plasse if you mean the first in proffesional hockey, non-NHL."\n\nCopied from: http://www.hockeyforums.com/showthread.php?t=6955
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le plus fort c le joueur de curling!!
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Freestyle Skiing\nThe word "mogul" comes from the Austrian word "mugel," which means "small hill" or "mound."\n\nFigure Skating\nMen's gold medal favorite Yevgeny Plushenko is the first and only skater in history to successfully land a quad-triple-triple jump combination in competition. \n\nCurling\nCurling is one of four winter Olympic sports contested indoors. The other three are hockey, figure skating, and speed skating.\n\nLuge\nGerman Luge master Georg Hackl will attempt to add to his legend and win a medal in his sixth straight games at Turin in 2006. Hackl is already the only athlete to medal in the same event in five straight games.\n\nNordic Combined \nNordic combined is one of three current Olympic Winter Games events in which the United States has never won a medal. (Biathlon and curling are the others.)\n\nSnowboarding\nAccording to the National Sporting Goods Association, U.S. consumers spent nearly than $270 million on snowboarding equipment in 2004. That's more than hockey and football equipment combined ($225 million).\n\nSkeleton\nAmerican Jennison Heaton won the first skeleton gold medal in 1928, beating his brother John, who took the silver, by one second. A 39-year-old John Heaton would win the silver again in 1948, finishing second to Italy's Nino Bibbia. American Jim Shea, Jr., won the men's gold in the 2002 return of the sport to the Olympics. \n\nIce Hockey\nIce hockey made its Olympic debut at the 1920 Summer Olympics in Antwerp, Belgium. The first Winter Olympics didn't take place until 1924.\n\nSpeed Skating\n American Shani Davis narrowly failed in his historic attempt to compete on both the long track and short track speed skating teams at the same Olympics but as the world record holder in the men's 1500 meters he will still be a favorite to medal in the long track events at Turin.\n\nAlpine Skiing\nAmerican skier and Turin gold medal threat Lindsey Kildow was awarded a cow by some local dairy farmers for her World Cup win in Val D'Isere, France in 2005. She had a choice between the cow or an additional $1,200 in prize money. She went with the cow.\n\nBiathlon\nThe first known biathlon competition took place between two Norwegian guard companies in 1767.\n\nBobsled\nIt's been 18 years since the Jamaican bobsled team made its debut at the Olympics. \n\nSki Jumping\nThe oldest man to receive a Winter Olympics medal is 83-year-old Anders Haugen. The Norwegian-American actually received his ski jump bronze medal 50 years after he competed in 1924 when a scoring error was discovered in 1974.\n\nWinter Olympics Through the Years\nThe Shea Family of Lake Placid, New York, is the first to produce three generations of Olympians. Father Jack, 91, was a double-gold medalist in speed skating, son Jim, Sr., was a U.S. ski team member at the 1964 Innsbruck Games, and in 2002 grandson Jim, Jr., won a gold medal in skeleton.\n\nAll-Time Medal Standings\nOnly two countries south of the equator have ever won medals at the Olympic Winter Games—Australia and New Zealand.\n\nWisconsin\nLegends Eric Heiden and Dan Jansen , as well as current stars Chris Witty and Casey FitzRandolph, are from the same U.S. state, Wisconsin.\n\nNorway\nNorway has won more gold medals at the Winter Games than any other country.
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Try this:\nhttp://www.socawarriors.net/
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c'est un français,il s'appelait smagghe laurent,on l'appelait l'alpiniste coureur.un vrai sanglier\nil a établi son record en 1988:\nchamonix-mt blanc-chamonix en 5h29mn30sec\n(je sais ça parait impossible)\nil est mort en 2000 dans un accident de ski de randonnée.\nune association smag(sport montagne aventure gravitation)a vu le jour en 1992 en son honneur et organise tout les ans le maratour des glaciers(aux 2 alpes) et le défi de l'oisans(tour du massif des écrins).\nil y en a qui font le tour du massif du mont blanc  en environ 20h(160km/8000m+/8000m-)\nle meilleur à ce jeu là c'est dashiri sherpa(un népalais).\nc'est un maçon qui va au boulot en vélo et s'entraine uniquement le week end.(respect)
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ian thorpe en avait ras-le-bol, point barre.\nmultiples blessures, manque de motivation, contraintes extra-sportives (il n'y a qu'à lire yahoo natation pour comprendre ce que je dis), il n'en faut parfois pas plus pour décourager un nageur y compris l'un des plus grands...
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Try these:\nhttp://www.drf.com/\nhttp://www.sportinglife.com/racing/news/\nhttp://www.racing-index.com/\n\nHope it helps :-)
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Il s'agissait de Bernard Hinault, plusieurs fois vainqueur du Tour de France. \n"Son caractère pugnace lui a valu dès le début de sa carrière le surnom de Petit blaireau, puis de Blaireau (en breton "ar broc'h"), car cet animal est réputé pour ne lâcher que rarement ses prises.
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parce quelle na jamais été une bonne equipe.et de toute facon cest typequement francais en tennis noah a gagné ...1 roland garros et cest tout ! a part en velo ou hinault gagnedaffiler et encore aucun sport francais ne gagne + de 3fois a la suite a la difference des autres nations qui eux sont regulier
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http://www.olympic.org/uk/index_uk.asp
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My best guess would be Canadian gymnist Alexandra Orlando who won 6 gold medals, one in every event she competed in.  She was the 4th person in Commonwealth history to do that.\nHope that helps!\nCheers!\n\nEdited to add: Oops... yeah, what that person said above me.  But 6 medals is pretty cool still. LOL
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Chamonix 1924 Winter Olympics hosted by France. France won one bronze in the Pairs Figure Skating competition.\nSt. Moritz 1928 Winter Olympics hosted by Switzerland. Switzerland won one bronze in the Ice Hockey competition.
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sur le site de france galop