Canadian Bobsledders Celebrating 1-2 Finish

Host nation Canada won gold and silver in the women's bobsled on the 13TH day of the 2010 Vancouver Olympic Winter Games capturing Canada's first ever Olympic medals in women's bobsled. Erin Pac and Elana Meyers of the United States earned bronze.

Kaillie Humphries and Heather Moyse won the gold as they set track records in their first three runs while fellow Canadians Helen Upperton and Shelley-Ann Brown finished in second. Humphries and Moyse easily won by distancing the second place team by 0.85sec with a four-run combined time of 3 minutes and 32.28 seconds.

BOBSLED:

Play-by-Play: Bob Papa

Analyst: John Morgan

Reporter: Lewis Johnson

Morgan on Canada's No. 1 sled: "Three times down. Three times a track record."

Morgan: "Germany is the most powerful sliding sports nation on the planet."

"There's no Mason-Dixon line in Germany. They have four tracks, they love their sliding sports and the results have proven it."

Morgan on Germany's Cathleen Martini after her crash in the final round: "I've never seen Martini crash. I've never seen her close to crashing."

"I had said the track has been tamed. I think I spoke too soon."

US driver Erin Pac after the race: "I'm just so happy we made it down on all four runs. Elana did an awesome job, she picked up the slack for me today and I'm just so happy."

US's Elana Meyers after the race: "We just tried to relax and have some fun. Erin's a great pilot and we just had to stay calm and do what we know how to do. And we did it."

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