Men’s Luge
LAKE PLACID, N.Y. - Former women's world champion Erin Hamlin and three-time Olympian Tony Benshoof are among 14 athletes who will be part of USA Luge's season-opening training camp starting Friday.
Tony Benshoof and Brian Martin are on USA Luge's national team for the fall, the surest sign yet neither is ready to retire.
Mark Grimmette's retirement from luge lasted about a month.
BERCHTESGADEN, Germany - The international luge federation blamed the death of Georgian racer Nodar Kumaritashvili on "driving errors," saying Monday that "no single reason" caused his death in a training run at the Vancouver Olympics.
The luge careers of Mark Grimmette and Brian Martin have crossed the finish line.
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- Germans sweep World Cup luge meet
- Oberstolz, Gruber win World Cup luge doubles
- Grimmette and Martin, still eyeing Olympic gold
- Red, white, no blue: Gold medalist Bakken moves on
- Luge: Grimmette-Martin advance to fourth Olympics
- Grimmette-Martin advance to 4th Olympics
- Erin Hamlin gets World Cup luge bronze
- Hamlin gets World Cup luge bronze
- Niccum, Joye earn Olympic berth in luge doubles
- Niccum-Joye team earns luge Olympic berth
- USA Luge's Clukey still hurting, will race anyway
- Zoeggeler leads Italian 1-2 World Cup finish
- Germans win 5 of 6 men's and women's luge medals
- USA Luge's Benshoof plans to race this weekend
- Luger Tony Benshoof's back woes are back again
- Tony Benshoof's back ailing again
- A luge star about to get his US stripes
