bobsledder

[bahb-sled-er]

noun

1. a person who rides or competes in races on a bobsled.

Example Sentences

A former bobsledder and chief executive of the SMTC, he was made an MBE in 2002 for services to the sport.

From BBC

“I knew coming to Team U.S.A. was the best decision for me and my career and my performance. For me, mentally and physically, being in a safe place was so important,” said Kaillie Humphries, a bobsledder who became the first athlete to win Olympic gold medals for both Canada and the United States.

From New York Times

“Herschel is a competitor. He’s very comfortable with the mano a mano,” said Scott Paradise, Walker’s campaign manager, noting the candidate’s athletic prowess as a football running back, kickboxer and Olympic bobsledder.

From Seattle Times

Bobsledder Elena Meyers Taylor, the most decorated Black athlete at the winter Olympics with five medals, was given the Wilma Rudolph Courage Award.

From Seattle Times

Among the athletes at the South Lawn ceremony were swimmer and seven-time gold medalist Katie Ledecky, celebrated bobsledder Elena Meyers Taylor and ice dancer Zachary Donahue, as well as competitors from the past two Paralympic Games.

From Seattle Times