2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics Two-Woman Bobsleigh Odds

Women's Bobsleigh Odds

Women get their chance to compete on the fast tracks of ice in the Two-Woman Bobsleigh at the 2010 Winter Olympics.

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According to vancouver2010.com, in bobsleigh events, four heats are held over two days, with medals being awarded to the team with the lowest combined time, measured to 0.01 of a second.

The odds for this event are listed by the driver of the bobsleigh, and Cathleen Martini of Germany is favored to win the gold.

Martini has odds of 7/4 to win the gold medal in this event according to online sports book SPORTSBETTING.com. Other short odds to win are Kaillie Humphires (9/4), Sandra Kiriasis (7/2), and Shauna Rohbock (4/1).

Martini has taken silver at the 2007 and 2008 world championships for this event while placing third in 2009.

Humphries competes for Canada and she won silver in the 2008 world championships for mixed team bobsleigh. She finished second in the overall World Cup 2009-10 season.

Kiriasis competes for Germany and she won the 2006 Olympic gold in this event while taking silver in 2002. She has won three world titles in the two-woman, including 2008, 2007, and 2005.

Rohbock competes for the U.S. and she won the silver medal in the 2006 Olympics. She took second in the 2009 world championships while placing third in 2005 and 2007.

The 2010 Winter Olympics take place from Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada and began on Friday, Feb. 12. and will be concluding Sunday, Feb. 28. For complete odds on which driver will win the two-woman bobsleigh, see below

Odds to win Two-Woman Bobsleigh at 2010 Winter Olympics (Listed by driver)

Cathleen Martini (GER) 7/4

Kaillie Humphries (CAN) 9/4

Sandra Kiriasis (GER) 7/2

Shauna Rohbock ( USA) 4/1

Erin Pac ( USA) 16/1

Claudia Schraam (GER) 20/1

Helen Upperton (CAN) 20/1

Nicola Minichiello (GBR) 33/1

Sabina Hafner (SUI) 40/1

Maya Bamert (SUI) 80/1

Esme Kamphuis (NED) 100/1