Jeffrey Jost

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Jeffrey Jost (sometimes listed as Jeff Jost) is an American bobsledder who competed from the late 1970s to the mid 1980s. He is best known for being the first Bobsleigh World Cup champion in the four-man event (though unofficial) in 1984-85.

Competing in two Winter Olympics, Jost earned his best finish of fifth in the four-man event at Sarajevo in 1984.

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World Cup champions in four-man bobsleigh
1984-5 (unofficial): United States - Jeffrey Jost * 1985-6 (unofficial): Switzerland - Ekkehard Fasser * 1986-7 (unofficial): United States - Matt Roy * 1987-8 (unofficial): Austria - Ingo Appelt & Austria - Peter Kienast * 1988-9 (unofficial): Austria - Ingo Appelt * 1989-90 (unofficial): Canada - Chris Lori * 1990-1: Switzerland - Gustav Weder * 1991-2: Germany - Wolfgang Hoppe * 1992-3: United States - Brian Shimer * 1993-4: Austria - Hubert Schösser * 1994-5: Canada - Pierre Lueders * 1995-6: Germany - Wolfgang Hoppe * 1996-7: Switzerland - Marcel Rohner * 1997-8: Germany - Harald Czudaj * 1998-9: Germany - Christoph Langen * 1999-2000: Switzerland - Marcel Rohner * 2000-1: Germany - André Lange * 2001-2: Switzerland - Martin Annen * 2002-3: Germany - André Lange * 2003-4: Germany - André Lange * 2004-5: Russia - Alexandre Zoubkov * 2005-6: Russia - Alexandre Zoubkov * 2006-7: Russia - Evgeni Popov * 2007-8: Germany - André Lange
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