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Vonetta Flowers became the first African-American bobsledder from any country to win a gold medal in the Winter Olympics when she and Jill Bakken topped the podium at the 2002 Salt Lake Games. And the current U.S. women's bobsled team diversity refle...

A spokesman for Vice President Joe Biden says figure skating great Peggy Fleming and former bobsled champion Vonetta Flowers sustained "minor injuries" in a traffic accident while riding in Biden's motorcade at the Vancouver Olympics.

Vonetta Flowers wrapped up her Olympics without a medal, but it didn't matter. Her family was with her.

Vonetta Flowers made history at the 2002 Winter Olympics. In Torino, she is hoping for another gold, and this time, her family will be with her.

Americans Jean Prahm and Vonetta Flowers tied Germany's Sandra Kiriasis and Anja Schneiderheinze at a bobsled World Cup competition Friday.

Jean Racine led her U.S. bobsled team to a World Cup victory Friday, setting a track record in the second run. The victory by Racine and Vonetta Flowers in United States 1 moved the Americans into third place in the overall standings.

Elite female athletes in some sports are refusing to follow that old dictum about waiting until the end of their careers to start their families.

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