Olympic Sport Where Competitors Aim To Lie Down Quickly Crossword Clue

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- A toboggan
- Bobsleigh-like event
- Light toboggan
- Olympic sport where competitors aim to lie down quickly
- Racing sled
- Racing toboggan
- Toboggan

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