Like sleds, sleds and sleds originated in Northern Europe. The first ice sled race in history was in 1884. Three years later, an official ice sled appeared in Switzerland. Later, in France in 1923, the International International Bobsled and Lled Sled Federation was formally established, and proposed to include bobsled and bobsled as the official events of the 1st Winter Olympics, but in the end, only The bobsleigh became one of the competition events. Beneath sleds later became an official event in the Swiss Winter Olympics. After the Winter Olympics, the sleigh ride became one of the official events again only 20 years later, but due to the danger of the sleigh ride High, so the bobsleigh has been listed as an official event for a long time. Later, the bobsleigh was repeatedly added to the competition in the Salt Lake City Winter Olympics. In the 2006 Winter Olympics, the bobsleigh was still one of the competitions. Before the 2002 Winter Olympics, the bobsleigh only had men's events, and later the women's individual events were added to the Winter Olympics.
