German bobsleigh phenom Laura Nolte, who became the youngest Olympic champion in the sport at age 22 during the 2022 Beijing Winter Games, is gearing up to defend her title at the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics. 🛷 In an exclusive interview with CGTN, Nolte shared her determination to chase a second gold medal—and make history again.
"That moment in Beijing? Pure magic," Nolte told Dan Williams, reflecting on her 2022 victory. "Age isn’t a barrier—you can win young, you can win seasoned. It’s all about pushing limits." 💥
Since teaming up with brakewoman Deborah Levi in 2018, the duo has dominated tracks worldwide. "Deb’s my rock," Nolte said. "We’ve crashed, laughed, and won together. Now we’re hungry for two golds in Cortina." 🔥
Bobsleigh’s blend of speed and risk keeps fans—and athletes—on edge. Nolte admits to multiple crashes but credits the sport for sharpening her focus: "When you’re flying at 150 km/h, there’s no room for doubt." ⚡️
With Milano Cortina just months away, all eyes are on Nolte. Can she rewrite the record books again? 🏆
