URGENT UPDATE: In a stunning display of dominance, Johannes Lochner has claimed victory in the World Cup four-man bobsled race for the second consecutive day in Lillehammer, Norway. This victory marks a crucial moment in Lochner’s retirement season, as he prepares to end his illustrious career after the February 2026 Olympics.
Lochner’s team led a remarkable German sweep of the podium, with Adam Ammour finishing in second place and Francesco Friedrich securing third. In total, the German team has dominated this season, finishing 1-2-3 in four out of six men’s bobsled races, securing an impressive 16 out of a possible 18 medals so far.
This season has seen Lochner triumph in five of the six races, solidifying his status as a top contender as he heads towards the final stretch of his career. Kris Horn was the top U.S. four-man driver on Sunday, finishing in sixth place, a noteworthy achievement amid the fierce competition.
The Germans didn’t stop there; they also dominated the two-woman bobsled race, with Laura Nolte taking gold, followed by Kim Kalicki in silver and Lisa Buckwitz in bronze. Kaysha Love led the U.S. team, finishing fourth, just ahead of Kaillie Humphries Armbruster.
The excitement continues as the bobsled circuit gears up for more action. The next events are the women’s monobob and two-man races, scheduled for Saturday in Sigulda, Latvia. Additionally, the skeleton women’s World Cup race is set for Thursday in Sigulda, followed by luge competitions in Lake Placid, New York, on Friday.
Stay tuned for more developments as the bobsled season unfolds and athletes gear up for the final competitions ahead of the Winter Olympics. The stakes are high, and the world is watching!
