In the 1988 Winter Olympics, American speed skater and World Sprint Champion, Dan Jansen was the favorite to win the 500 and 1000-metre races. 3 hours before the 500-meter Olympic race, Jansen was informed that his sister had died from Leukemia. Despite this, Jansen still lined up to compete in both events. But, within the … Read More
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