There are many sports games that require perfect precision teamwork.

One great example of this is bobsledding.

Bobsledding is one of three Olympics sliding sports.

Skeleton and luge are the other two.

In bobsledding, each team races down an icy track in colorful rocket-shaped vehicles built for great speed.

Each bobsledding race begins with racers pushing off as fast as they can.

At that time, all members must match their steps and speed as they run and push the sled.

If they do not coordinate their movements, team members could easily slip and fall.

If just one member fails to jump into the sled, the team is disqualified.

The driver is the first to enter the bobsled to steer it.

The brakeman enters the bobsled last.

He stops the sled at the end of the race.

After everyone has jumped into the sled, the team must steer it together.

All members use their weight to tilt the sled left and right.

When the bobsled reaches a curve in the track,

everyone must tilt their bodies in perfect harmony.

If the team doesn't coordinate well,

the sled may go off the track.

This can cause injuries and even deaths.

Bobsledding would be very dangerous without perfect teamwork.

If you have a chance, would you want to try bobsledding?