Can Germany's Natalie Geisenberger and Anna Berreiter escape the bite of "The Dragon" in the women's singles final heats?

Germany's luger Natalie Geisenberger is on her way to a third straight women's singles gold after compatriot Julia Taubitz crashed out.

The beds also have a "zero gravity" feature, according to a video posted on TikTok by American luger Summer Britcher.

FILE - Summer Britcher of the United States prepares to compete in the women's competition at the Luge World Cup in Sochi, Russia, in this Saturday, Feb. 23, 2019, file photo. Friday marked the first day of actual international competition for American sliders, with USA Luge taking part in a Nation’s Cup race in Königssee, Germany. That was a precursor to this weekend’s World Cup races there, and seven of the eight U.S. sleds that competed qualified for races Saturday and Sunday. “I am so happy to be back in the World Cup,” said USA Luge’s Summer Britcher, who was third in the women’s Nation Cup race Friday and was the top-ranked American in last season’s World Cup standings. “Just because you’re not on the World Cup racing, if you’re maximizing your opportunities back at home, there are gains that can be made,” Kohn said.