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Pierre Lueders
Date of Birth:
September 26, 1970
Birthplace: Edmonton, AB
Ht: / Wt: 6'1" / 224 lbs
Events: Two-man, Four-man
Language Spoken: English
Training site: Canada Olympic Park
Pronunciation: PEE-air LOO-ders
Position: Pilot
Previous Competitions: Lillehammer (1994)Nagano (1998)Salt Lake City (2002)Turin (2006)
DateEvent RankResults
Feb 20 - 5:00 pTwo-Man, Run 1 of 4 751.94
Feb 20 - 6:35 pTwo-Man, Run 2 of 4 61:44.06
Feb 21 - 4:00 pTwo-Man, Run 3 of 4 62:35.93
Feb 21 - 5:20 pTwo-Man, Run 4 of 4 53:27.87
Feb 26 - 1:00 pFour-Man, Run 1 of 4 651.27
Feb 26 - 2:45 pFour-Man, Run 2 of 4 61:42.56
Feb 27 - 1:00 pFour-Man, Run 3 of 4 52:34.06
Feb 27 - 2:45 pFour-Man, Run 4 of 4 53:25.60

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Rush's Canada 1 crew in second after Day 1
Rush's Canada 1 crew in second after Day 1

Canada 1's four-man sled piloted by Lyndon Rush of Humboldt, Sask., is in second place and 0.40 seconds off the pace after two of four runs at the Whistler Sliding Centre. Veteran Pierre Lueders and crew are in sixth.

Competitive history »

Lueders' 2008-09 season got off to a rough start. The Canadian veteran had to go through two four-man crashes and a disqualification before finally getting back on track with back-to-back wins in St. Moritz, Switzerland.

Career highlights »

Pierre Lueders is the most decorated bobsleigh pilot in Canadian history. He has Olympic medals (gold and silver), is an eight-time world championship medallist and a six-time overall World Cup two-man champion.

Results »

Lueders joined the Canadian bobsleigh national team in 1990 at the tender age of 20. Whistler will be his fifth Olympic appearance. He has already earned two Olympic medals in the two-man event.

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Four-Man, Run 4 of 4
Four-Man Bobsleigh: USA 1 - Gold
Reigning world champion Steven Holcomb leads the US to a gold medal.
Four-Man, Run 4 of 4
Four-Man Bobsleigh: Germany 1 - Silver
Led by the most decorated bobsledder in Olympic history -- Andre Lange -- Germany claims the silver medal.
Four-Man, Run 4 of 4
Four-Man Bobsleigh: Canada 1 - Bronze
A third-place finish for the Canadian foursome, missing out on silver by just 0.01 seconds.
Four-Man, Run 4 of 4
Men's slalom: Cousineau run
Julien Cousineau was the top Canadian in men's slalom with an eighth-place finish.
Four-Man, Run 4 of 4
Men's slalom: Gold medal run

Italy's Giuliano Razzoli takes the gold medal in the men's slalom.

Four-Man, Run 4 of 4
Men's slalom: Silver medal run
Croatia's Ivica Kostelic wins the silver medal in the men's slalom.
Four-Man, Run 4 of 4
Men's slalom: Bronze medal run
A third-place finish for Andre Myhrer of Sweden.
Four-Man, Run 4 of 4
Men's Snowboard PGS: Anderson gold
Canada's Jasey-Jay Anderson with a first-place finish ahead of Austria's Benjamin Karl.
Four-Man, Run 4 of 4
Men's team pursuit: Canadian gold

Mathieu Giroux, Lucas Makowsky and Denny Morrison win a tight race with the US.

Four-Man, Run 4 of 4
Ladies' 30km mass start: Gold medal
Justyna Kowalczyk of Poland edges Marit Bjoergen of Norway for the gold in an incredible finish to the ladies' cross-country 30km mass start.
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