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The Vibe on Instagram: "This video captures the high-intensity world of skeleton racing, a winter sport where athletes slide head-first down a narrow ice track on a small sled. The footage features several professional athletes, including some representing the Italian team as indicated by their "EA7" and "Audi" branded blue speedsuits. The clips showcase the critical phases of a race: the explosive sprint start where the racer pushes the sled for momentum, the swift transition as they dive onto

Viking Queens on Instagram: "Skeleton racing is a high-speed winter sliding sport where an athlete rides a small, flat sled down an icy track, lying face down and headfirst. With no steering wheel or brakes, competitors control the sled by subtly shifting their body weight and applying pressure with their shoulders or knees. Reaching speeds of over 80 miles per hour, skeleton is known for its intensity and the extreme proximity of the rider’s face to the ice."