Skeleton, Bobsleigh, and Luge: Key Differences

Skeleton is head-first prone, luge is supine feet-first, and bobsleigh uses team sled configurations.

These positions affect drag, visual line reading, and steering feel.

Bobsleigh heavily rewards synchronized push starts, while skeleton and luge rely on line precision after launch.

With very tight margins, small steering losses can decide podium outcomes.

Track first-sector times and final-corner entry speed together.

In slow motion, unnecessary correction inputs are often more revealing than total steering count.