Bobsleigh Men's 2 Man Odds to Win Gold 2018 Winter Olympics

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Bobsleigh Men's 2 Man Odds to Win Gold 2018 Winter Olympics

Francesco Freidrich is a favorite to win the Bobsleigh Men's 2 Man Olympics gold at 21/10. Scroll Down For More....

Friedrich is a German bobsledder who has been active since 2006. He won gold at the 2011 FIBT World Championships in Königssee in the mixed team event.

Johannes Lochner at 5/2 odds is a German bobsledder set to compete in Bobsleigh at the 2018 Winter Olympics – Four-man.

Francesco Freidrich
21/10
Johannes Lochner
5/2
Justin Kripps
13/4
Nico Walther
5/1
Chris Spring
11/2
Yun Jong Won
10/1
Oskars Kibermanis
25/1
Nick Cunningham
33/1
Nick Poloniato
40/1
Oskars Melbardis
40/1
Codie Bascue
45/1
Alexey Stulnev
50/1
Benjamin Maier
50/1
Justin Olsen
66/1
Rico Peter
66/1
Rudy Rinaldi
66/1
Clemens Bracher
100/1
Brad Hall
150/1
Markus Treichl
150/1
Dominik Dvorak
250/1
Dorin Alexandru Grigore
250/1
Lucas Mata
250/1
Mateusz Luty
250/1
Romain Heinrich
250/1
Yijun Shao
250/1

- Ean Lamb, Gambling911.com

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