Jamaica's bobsleigh team will end their 12-year absence from the Winter Olympics next month after being awarded a place at the Sochi Games.
Driver Winston Watts and brakeman Marvin Dixon will compete in the two-man bob in Russia.
Watts, who says he has spent 200 thousand dollars of his own money in an attempt to ensure qualification says it means the world to Jamaica.
He says they've dominated in summer sports like athletics and now they've qualified for the Winter Olympics.
Only 30 teams will compete in the men's two-man competition in Sochi and Jamaica's prospects of reaching the Games looked in jeopardy after Watts finished the qualification period on Sunday ranked 39th.
