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📌 Key Takeaways

• Germany's Max Langenhan leads the men's singles luge after the first two runs.
• Langenhan recorded a combined time of 1:45.826 to secure the top spot.
• The competition is being held at the Yanqing National Sliding Centre.
• Top contenders following the leader include athletes from Austria and Italy.

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Luge Laughs

Max Langenhan just set a new Olympic record for 'fastest time to become Germany's favorite athlete.' 🇩🇪🚀 #LugeLife

Winter Whispers

Max Langenhan sliding into the lead like it's his job... because it is. 😏 #OlympicSpeed

Ice Ice Baby

Max Langenhan just proved that German efficiency applies to luge too. 🇩🇪🏆 #PrecisionOnIce

Sliding Satire

Max Langenhan: 1:45.826 seconds to the top. The rest of us: still trying to figure out how to put on ice skates. 😅 #LugeGoals

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Winter Olympics, Luge, Sports

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• 🌐 Gold medal (1 shared articles)

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