Todd Hays News

Two weeks ago Mike Kohn was contemplating the end of his bobsledding career with the U.S. team.

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Pilot John Napier of Schenectady and his team members Charles Berkeley, Steven Langton and Christopher Fogt of the U.S. compete in their more... LAKE PLACID, NY - The crew of USA 2, piloted by John Napier of Schenectady, competes in the first run of the 4-man bobsled competition during the FIBT Bob & Skeleton more... LAKE PLACID, NY - The crew of ...

American bobsled pilot Todd Hays was forced into retirement yesterday due to serious brain injuries sustained in a training run crash in Germany.

Todd Hays' brain injury could heal within three months and without surgery, an outstanding prognosis for the U.S. Olympic bobsled veteran who dropped his bid to make the Vancouver Games and retired after learning the extent of damage sustained in a training crash last week.

Three-time U.S. bobsled Olympian Todd Hays will meet with a neurologist to evaluate the severity of bleeding in his brain and determine a course of treatment.

Before becoming a U.S. Olympic bobsled pilot, Todd Hays was a college football player and then an accomplished kickboxer, never one to shy away from contact sports.

World Cup slalom champion Jean-Baptiste Grange will miss next year's Vancouver Olympics because of a knee injury that will force him to undergo an operation.

Thursday, December 10, 2009 at 7:43 p.m. / AP FILE -- This is a Nov. 28, 2004, file photo of U.S. bob driver Todd Hays in Winterberg, western Germany.

U.S. Olympic bobsled hopeful Todd Hays crashed in training Wednesday and is expected to miss the weekend World Cup races because of what was preliminarily diagnosed as a concussion.The 40-year-old driver was held in a German hospital overnight for observation.

John Napier has long been considered the future driving star for the U.S. bobsled team.

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Monday, November 23, 2009 at 5:41 p.m. LAKE PLACID, N.Y. - Steven Holcomb said the U.S. bobsled team was going to be a powerhouse this year.

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Steven Holcomb said the U.S. bobsled team was going to be a powerhouse this year.

USA's Todd Hays, bottom, of Del Rio, Texas, pilots the two man bobsled as brakeman Chuck Berkeley, of Clayton, Calif., jumps in during the FIBT International training week.

Olympic bobsled hopeful Todd Hays intends to be racing again in two weeks after recovering from a strained left hamstring.

Bobsledder Todd Hays will miss this weekend's World Cup stop in Lake Placid with a minor strain of his left hamstring.

Pilot Cathleen Martini and Romy Logsch of Germany take their first run in the FIBT Women's Bobsled World Cup Friday in Park City, Utah.