team: 2018 Winter Olympic team: Olympics record Monobob Two-man Two-woman Four-man In popular culture The 1988 team inspired the reggae parody song "Jamaican Bobsled" by The Rock 'n' Roll Animals, played on the GTR radio station and later released on the CD Yatta, Yatta, Yatta. The song was recorded after Jamaica had announced that they would be entering a bobsledding team into the Olympics, but before the Olympics had actually started; nevertheless, the lyrics accurately predict that the team would crash during one of their runs. In 1993, Disney released Cool Runnings, a film loosely based on and inspired by the team's experience in the four-man Bobsleigh at the 1988 Winter Olympics event, at the 1988 Winter Olympic Games. The 1988 four-man team were referenced in the 1999 Futurama episode Xmas Story. The 2014 team was the inspiration for "The Bobsled Song" written by Sidney Mills from Steel Pulse, Jon Notar, and Groove Guild. The music video features 8-bit graphics. The song is timed to sync up to the team's Sochi bobsled run. The song was widely shown on television Olympics coverage in the lead-up to the team's run. See also Tropical nations at the Winter Olympics Nigerian bobsled team References External links Jamaica Bobsleigh Federation official website Video Interview With Devon Harris Devon Harris' interview with John Kline of Elevation Radio Visa 2010 Winter Olympics featuring photos and footage of Jamaica's debut at the 1988 Winter Olympic Games. National bobsleigh teams National team Bobsled Bobsled 1988 establishments in North America