Germany captures gold in bobsleigh men's four

Germany captures gold in bobsleigh men's four

CESANA PARIOL, Italy - Members of the German team wave at audiences on the podium after winning the gold medal in the Olympic bobsleigh men's four event in Cesana Pariol on Feb. 25.

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