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WHISTLER (AP) – Prince Harry raced head-first on a tiny skeleton sled going 99 kilometres per hour down a track at next year’s Invictus Games site on Thursday, saying with a smile afterwards that everyone should do it. Harry was in Whistler, British Columbia in Canada with wife the Duchess of Sussex Meghan, to visit […]
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex checked out the Winter Training Camp this week, one year before the 2025 Invictus Games kick off
WHISTLER, B.C. — Even after a second run, Prince Harry couldn't crack the 100km/h mark as he raced face-first down one of the world's fastest bobsled tracks in Whistler, B.C., aboard a tiny skeleton sled. "I'm going to go again.
Prince Harry raced head-first on a tiny skeleton sled going 99 kph (61.5 mph) down a track at next year’s Invictus Games site Thursday, saying with a smile afterward that everyone should do it. Harry was in Whistler, British Columbia, with wife Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, to visit athletes at training camps and to promote the games he founded for wounded, injured or sick service personnel and veterans after he served in Afghanistan. The 2025 games in Vancouver and Whistler will be the first to feature winter sports, including the skeleton, skiing events and wheelchair curling, but ...
UPDATE 3:25 p.m. Prince Harry has raced down one of the world's fastest bobsled tracks in Whistler, B.C., reaching speeds of almost 100 kilometres per hour on a tiny skeleton sled.