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Double Amputee Veteran Beats World Champion in Spine-Tingling Skeleton Race
February 8, 2018
Micky Yule, a father of two, is the first double amputee to take on the skeleton. Micky teamed up with experts to take on the fastest track in the world in Whistler, Canada. Now he can say he beat a five-time world champion at his sport in one of the most dangerous Olympic sports ever. Face first and hurtling at speeds of more than 100 mph, Micky's win was shown in a film documenting his journey. InsideEdition.com's Keleigh Nealon (http://twitter.com/KeleighNealon) has more.
