CBC Sports Online : 2002 Winter Olympics, Salt Lake City, Utah : Bobsleigh

Height: 1.68m
Weight: 73kg
Birthdate:
December 25, 1968

Hometown:
Montreal, Que.
Residence:
Calgary, Alta.

Finished 7th overall in World Cup standings.

Had season-high fourth-place in Igls, Austria to qualify for the Salt Lake City Games.

Crashed coming out of a kreisel turn to finish 21st at first race in Konigssee, Germany.

Has three top-eight finishes.

Ranked fifth in 2000-01 World Cup standings.

Career World Cup medals: two (bronze in 1999-2000 and 2000-01 World Cup events in Igls, Austria) - the first two Canadian podium finishes in World Cup women's bobsleigh.

Career-best world championships result: fifth (2001 in Calgary).

The most successful women's bobsleigh pilot in Canadian history.

Placed in the top-eight in seven 2000-01 World Cup events.

Two straight silver medals at Canadian championships (2000 and 2001).

Finished 17th overall in 1998-99 race circuit, 10th in 1997-98.

Started racing in bobsleigh in 1992 as a brakeman; became a pilot in 1993.

A trilingual (English, French and German) motivational speaker and trained equine therapist.

	COUNTRY	G	S	B
1	GER	12	16	7
2	NOR	11	7	6
3	USA	10	13	11
4	RUS	6	6	4
5	CAN	6	3	8
6	FRA	4	5	2
7	ITA	4	4	4
8	FIN	4	4	4
9	NED	3	5	0
10	SUI	3	2	6

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