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Donate to help the U.S. Bobsled Team win GOLD!
A Winning Team. Geoff Bodine, 1986 winner of the Daytona 500, has teamed with Chassis Dynamics to form The Bo-Dyn Bobsled Project, a non-profit committed to researching, developing, and manufacturing bobsled technology to help U.S.A. athletes win Gold Medals.
You can be a part of this winning team by donating as little as $25.00 or by securing a corporate sponsorship.
Recent News and Events
Before the 2007-08 season the Bo-Dyn Bobsled fleet driven by the USA Team was totally re-furbished. “The sleds held up pretty well up until the World Championships where 7 of the 9 sleds entered by the USA crashed in practice of racing conditions” said Bo-Dyn sled builder and engineer Bob Cuneo. “The athletes really took care of the sleds with pride this season and when the fleet ended up at Chasis Dynamics in early April I was impressed.” The sleds were shipped by JRC Trucking who has worked with the Bo-Dyn project for many years.
Bo-Dyn Bobsled founder Geoff Bodine also commented, “One of our real needs are NEW sled crates like these (see above picture) that ship the sleds around the world. We had great help in getting them done pretty inexpensively through donations 10 years ago but the fleet has been refurbished and we have new sleds so we need new crates to protect them when we ship them around the globe."
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All of us at the Bo-Dyn Bobsled Project want to thank the drivers, sponsors, announcers, donors and volunteers who made this edition of the Bodine Bobsled Challenge our most successful yet. We're already looking forward to next year! Read More
February 3, 2008
KOENIGSSEE, Germany-Defending World Cup Champion Steven Holcomb (Park
City, Utah) tied for the silver medal in the men's
four-man bobsled World Cup in Koenigssee, Germany. Read More
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