Kaylee Humphreys grew up in the city of Calgary in Canada.

It was a great place for a future Olympic gold medalist in bobsledding to be born,

because there are only around a dozen bobsled tracks in the world,

and one of them is in Calgary.

I'm a product of an Olympic legacy.

The city I grew up in had a track.

It was the 88 Olympics bobsled

track, which for most people, that's the Cool Runnings Olympics. Cool runnings, for those of you

who weren't around in the early 90s, was a Disney movie based on a Jamaican bobsled team that

competed in the 1988 Winter Olympics.

It's bobsled time. Cool running!

So Kaylee had the benefit of having access to an actual bobsled track.

But she also had another thing going for her.

I've always been a big, strong female athlete.

I've always had really big legs, been really powerful.

And when I grew up ski

racing and I wanted to switch to something else, then I thought, well, Bob Sled maybe is an option

or speed skating. And Bob sled was just the first sport that I tried to see if I even liked it,

could be good at it. And yeah, the rest is history. Olympic history. She's the first woman to win a gold medal for two different countries,

and she won the gold medal in the first ever Monobobab event.

Team USA and Kaylee Humphreys in her first Olympics for the Stars and Stripes.

It's a golden moment.

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