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• What is the history of luge?

  Luge traces its origin in from St. Moritz, Switzerland. A Swiss hotel owner, Caspar Badrutt constructed tracks where luging could take place. The first-ever luge race took place in 1883, in a 4 km icy track race between Davos and the village of Klosters.

• Where was the first luge track ever built?

  History of Luge. In 1965, the first-ever luge track in North America was constructed in Lolo, Hot Springs in Montana. In 1979, the United States Luge Association was founded. A luge track was also constructed in Lake Placid, New York to host the 13th edition of the Winter Olympic Games which was held in the city in 1980.

• What are the rules of luge?

  The rules of luge are usually very clear and precise. The temperature of the sled steel metal is measured. The temperature should not be more than 5 degrees Celsius above the established control temperature. The weight of the sled and athletes is also checked to determine whether they will require additional weight.

• When did luge become an Olympic sport?

  The International Sleds Sports Federation was founded in Dresden, Germany, back in the year of 1913. This federation governed the luging sporting activities until 1935. The luge was not included as one of the Winter Olympic sports until 1964.

• What is a vodka luge?

  What is a vodka luge? Well, an ice sculpture, with a hole drilled in the top that exits out the side of the ice sculpture. It is set to be THE must-have party accessory and the best way to add the frozen fun factor to any event! Get your best mates at the ready & choose a unique centrepiece to break the ice, but not the bank.