The Great Britain Corie Mapp is a wonderful season by winning the first men's world championship in the World Championships, just two weeks later Demanding the total World Cup title For the third time.
The former soldier, 46 years old, a double amputation, recorded a total of four minutes 54.03 seconds for his four running in Saint -Moritz to get gold by 0.3 seconds from Switzerland Jonas Free, with Hermann Eilmour Austria.
MAPP became the first British man in 60 years to win a world championship in Bobsley Gold in his ninth attempt, after winning silver in 2019 and bronze in 2024 and 2017.
“This victory is very emotional for me – it's something that I wanted for a long time and something we tried hard to achieve,” said Map, after completing a group of major decorations available to him in this sport.
“The stars are sure to match this.
“I have now won Grand Slam and Long May.”
MAPP took its score to 60 main medals in Popsley paragraph, adding a world title to two gold medals in the European Championship, in 2019 and 2024, and the total titles in the World Cup in 2018, 2024 and 2025.
Popsley paragraph is not included in the winter Olympics.
Tony Nash and Robin Dixon were the last British men to win a gold medal in the World Championship, where they won the title of Saint -Moritz men in 1965.
