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Team GB bobsleigh captain reflects on Olympic achievements despite seventh place finish

February 25, 2026
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Team GB bobsleigh captain reflects on Olympic achievements despite seventh place finish

Team GB bobsleigh captain reflects on Olympic performance

Paul Coyte speaks to Brad Hall, Team GB’s bobsleigh captain, about his experience at the Winter Olympics, following Team GB winning five medals, including three golds, reports BritPanorama.

In the discussion, Mr. Hall expressed mixed feelings about their performance, noting, “We’ve had an extremely successful last four years, and to end that Olympic cycle with a seventh place finish seems extremely disappointing for us.”

Despite this sentiment, he emphasised the positive aspects, stating, “But we’re incredibly proud of all the travel challenges that we’ve had over the last few years and all the successes that we’ve had as well. So it’s not all doom and gloom, even though it’s not how we wanted to finish it.”

The reflections from Hall offer insight into the pressures athletes face at the Olympics and the complexities of competitive sport. As Team GB bobsleigh navigates future challenges, both the achievements and setbacks will shape their path forward.

In sport, as in life, the line between triumph and disappointment is often razor-thin, serving as a reminder that even in defeat, resilience is built through experience.

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