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The phrase "a bobsleigh" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a type of sled used in the winter sport of bobsleighing, typically in contexts discussing sports or winter activities.
Example: "The team trained rigorously to perfect their technique in a bobsleigh before the championship."
Alternatives: "a bobsled" or "a bobsleigh sled".
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The ideal night out is... Me in a bobsleigh with Ronnie Corbett.
Vucko is crouching in what looks like the concrete shaft of a bobsleigh run with his hands over his eyes.
It is also home to a bobsleigh run used as a training track for the French Olympic team.
From shooting down a bobsleigh track to gliding on ice, it's possible to try nearly all the Winter Olympic sports.
"We have proved in skeleton you don't need to live next to a bobsleigh track to be the best in the world.
It was just a locked off shot down the icy straight, into which would tear a bobsleigh at 140kph, hopefully not at the top of the curve.
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Bobsledding, also called bobsleighing, the sport of sliding down an ice-covered natural or artificial incline on a four-runner sled, called a bobsled, bobsleigh, or bob, that carries either two or four persons.
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A forerunner is a manned bobsleigh which runs down the track before the competitors begin their official training runs.
Think of a Jamaican bobsleigh team and John Candy, a lucky egg and nasty blokes from Germany will probably come to mind.
Businessmen George B. Fitch and William Maloney proposed the idea of a Jamaican bobsleigh team after seeing a local pushcart derby in Jamaica.
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