Great Britain bobsleigh pilot Lamin Deen has admitted that he favours taking part in the four-man event, following failure to qualify for the two-man final.
The 32-year-old, who along with brakeman John Baines finished 23rd in the two-man competition, now turns his attention to Saturday's four-man run.
"I prefer the four-man," Deen is quoted as saying by BT Sport. "It's a lot sturdier and it's like comparing a race car with a truck. I like the team spirit and how much more technical it gets - and it's a lot faster."
The two-man bobsleigh event was won by Russia earlier today.
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Daniel Lewis
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