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Erin Hamlin and the doubles team of Christian Niccum and Jayson Terdiman head the list of athletes named to the U.S. national luge team for the fall.

Erin Hamlin has won her fifth straight USA Luge national championship, with Chris Mazdzer taking the men's title and Christian Niccum and Jayson Terdiman winning the doubles crown.

U.S. bobsledders Elana Meyers and Katie Eberling are spending this week at the site of the 2014 Sochi Olympics.

The International Olympic Committee inspection found "no real burning issues" in Sochi preparations for the 2014 Games, with organizers promising to complete construction of all sports venues by the end of 2012.

Warning: If a female luger from Tonga named Victoria Seacrett competes in the 2014 Olympics, be suspicious. Why? Read on. Bruno Banani is scheduled to represent Tonga at this weekend's world luge championship in Altenberg, Germany, hoping to conti...

Tongan luger's name-change part of guerilla marketing by underwear company.

Ashley Walden, a member of the U.S. luge team since 1996, has announced her retirement.

Andi Langenhan won the battle of the German stars Saturday for his third World Cup luge victory and first at Canada Olympic Park.

Calgary racer Alex Gough became the first Canadian to win a World Cup luge race on home soil Friday, edging Germany's Tatjana Hufner at Canada Olympic Park.

Olympic champion Felix Loch led a German sweep of the top three places in the men's singles World Cup luge race at the Whistler Sliding Centre on Friday night.

Olympic luge champion Felix Loch of Germany won the season-opening men's World Cup race on Sunday while setting a track record in both heats.

USA Luge standout Erin Hamlin escaped serious injury Sunday after crashing during a World Cup team selection race at Mt. Van Hoevenberg.

After 22 years on the U.S. national luge team and three trips to the Olympics, Tony Benshoof has decided to retire from competitive sliding.

The International Luge Federation says sliders competing in December's World Cup race on the site of the crash-marred Vancouver Olympics will begin from the lower ramps used during those Games.

Are you a kid who watched the Olympic luge races and thought, "You know, what I really want to do is lie on a sled and slide down a chute of pure ice at up to 90 miles an hour with no brakes and no steering wheel? And I really, really want to do it w...

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