Nicoll in shock at 18th spot in Olympics monobob
Great Britain's Adele Nicoll lamented her 18th-place finish in the Winter Olympics monobob, saying she was "speechless" and "in shock".
Nicoll's reaction was in contrast to Newport's "so happy" Mica Moore, who finished 14th competing for Jamaica at Milan-Cortina.
Welsh competitor Nicoll, 29, made history as the first woman to compete for Team GB in the event.
Her fourth and final heat time of 1:01.03 was the slowest of the round and gave her an overall time of 4:01.86.
"That last run is just not reflective of my capabilities as
Great Britain's Adele Nicoll lamented her 18th-place finish in the Winter Olympics monobob, saying she was "speechless" and "in shock".
Nicoll's reaction was in contrast to Newport's "so happy" Mica Moore, who finished 14th competing for Jamaica at Milan-Cortina.
Welsh competitor Nicoll, 29, made history as the first woman to compete for Team GB in the event.
Her fourth and final heat time of 1:01.03 was the slowest of the round and gave her an overall time of 4:01.86.
"That last run is just not reflective of my capabilities as
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