SOCHI, Russia (AP) — The Russian ice worker struck by a speeding bobsled was conscious and in stable condition Friday after undergoing surgery on two broken legs, Olympic organizers said.
IOC and Sochi officials said they are still investigating why the worker was on the track and didn’t hear the warning signals about the sled approaching.
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