Utah Olympic Park in Park City Track

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Utah Olympic Park in Park City Track

THE TRACK The 'idea of ​​building a gut Utah had come to the US Olympic Committee in 1991 when the resort & agrave; Salt Lake City & nbsp; was included in the group of CITY bidding to host the Olympics in 1998. With the 'assignment to the Japanese Olympic dell''edizione Nagano, the implementation plan of the structure was originally intended to bob and luge had been temporarily suspended. A few years more & ugrave; late to ograve ;, & the Americans decided to proceed with construction dell''impianto equally, and on June 3, 1994 during un''imponente ceremony was laid the first stone. The track was completed in late December 1996 and officially inaugurated on 25 January 1997. In the course of its realization the Utah Olympic Park track has undergone some changes compared to the original project, as in 1995 when the International Olympic Committee AFFECT & ograve; the '2002 edition of the Olympic Games in Salt Lake City it was decided to reinsert the Olympic program skeleton, so the American track would have to now meet the safety standards of the three disciplines of the gut or bobsled, skeleton and luge. The track that currently hosts the World Cup & nbsp; bobsled and skeleton has a total length of 1,335 meters and & egrave; consisting of 15 curves. In December 2006, the television commentator John Morgan ribatezz & ograve; at will some of the critical points of the gut that until then were commonly called by the sequential number of the succession of curves. Cos & Igrave; curve 4 became Sunny, Snowy the 5, the sequence of curves 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 was called Albert ''s alley, the Wasatch 11, the 12 Olympic and 14 Finish. CHARACTERISTICS
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