Bobsleigh at the 1932 Winter Olympics |  | ||||
| Medalists - Lake Placid 1932: | |||||
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Edward Eagan |  |
USA | ||
| William Fiske | |||||
| Clifford Gray | |||||
| Jay O'Brien | |||||
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Henry Homburger | |
USA | ||
| Percy Bryant | |||||
| Paul Stevens | |||||
| Edmund Horton | |||||
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Hanns Kilian |  |
GER | ||
| Sebastian Huber | |||||
| Max Ludwig | |||||
| Hans Melhorn | |||||
| Facts - Men's Four-man - Lake Placid 1932 | |||||
 | Venue: Mt. van Hoevenberg | ||||
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Participants: 7 teams participated in the event. | ||||
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Schedule: The final took place on Monday, February 15, 1932. | ||||
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Format: The bobsleigh teams consisted of a pilot, a brakeman and two crewmen. The pilot steers the sled on an ice track through twisting, high-speed turns. The competition was held over two days and consisted of four runs for each bobsleigh - two each day. The team with the fastest total time for the four runs was the winner of the Olympic gold medals.
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| This information about Men's Four-man - Bobsleigh at the 1932 Winter Olympics in Lake Placid is based on the official Olympic reports and the Olympian Database | |||||
 
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