Bobsledding’s Meyers Taylor May Retire After Olympics
Feb 15, 2022, 11:09 PM
YANQING, CHINA - FEBRUARY 14: Silver medallist Elana Meyers Taylor of Team United States poses during the Women's Monobob Bobsleigh medal ceremony on day 10 of Beijing 2022 Winter Olympic Games at National Sliding Centre on February 14, 2022 in Yanqing, China.
BEIJING (AP) — She has raced on at least 15 different bobsled tracks in 11 countries. She’s had no fewer than 41 different teammates in her sleds.
She possesses more Olympic medals than any bobsledder in U.S. history and has a chance at one more this weekend.
She has fought for equality for women in sports.
And she became a wife and mother along the way.
Nico is my reason. I was out on this earth to be his Mommy. So proud to show him the world through bobsled! https://t.co/GdKuem13MI
— Elana Meyers Taylor OLY (@eamslider24) January 23, 2021
Elana Meyers Taylor has done just about everything she wanted over 15 years as a bobsledder.
Now the finish line might be in sight.
She hasn’t made any sort of official “this is it” declaration but Meyers Taylor is thinking about retirement.
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