Talk:Urs Vescoli

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[edit] Possibly notable

There are currently two entries in skeletonsport.com - Urs Vescoli (AUS) and Urs Vescoli (SUI). Based on the data, it looks like he used to be Swiss, and is now is an Aussie. (Their database also has a couple of other cases of two entries being created because someone changed nationality). fr:Coupe du monde de skeleton mentions Urs Vescoli as coming second in 1990. It's not surprising that he never competed at a Winter Olympics - it wasn't an event until 2002 (apart from 1928 and 1948), by which time he was past his best. Andjam 09:50, 12 October 2006 (UTC)