Young Luger at a Banked Track Turn
A young luge athlete stands with a racing sled beside a banked section of a winter track.
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The luger and racing sled
The winter-sport scene includes a helmeted athlete, a low racing sled, and the curved track used for luge. Banked turns guide competitors through bends as they travel along the prepared course.
Facts about a luge run
A luger rides feet first while lying back on the sled and steers through subtle movements of the legs and shoulders. Because the sled has no steering wheel, careful body control and knowledge of the track are especially important.
Real colors of luge equipment and tracks
- Racing sled body: commonly silver, black, red, blue, or other team colors
- Metal runners: polished silver-gray
- Safety helmet: white, black, or brightly colored for visibility
- Racing suit: varied national or team colors
- Icy track: white to pale blue, with darker gray areas where ice is wet or worn