Lost From 1903
Bobbahn Montreux (Caux)
Caux, Montreux, Vaud · Switzerland
Hosted a World Championship in 1930; its fate is not recorded.
The 1930 course was reported as 2,504 m and 2,546 m long, with a 237 m drop. Race reports describe a 1,190 m course in 1937 and a 1,200 m run in 1940. Luge use began in December 1903; the last race found on the built run was in February 1940. The club held road races between Caux and Glion on 4 January 1942.
Caux, above Montreux and Lake Geneva, opened a luge run in December 1903. A shuttle train on the Glion–Rochers de Naye railway carried riders between its ends. The Crêt d’y Bau course staged the four-man bob World Championship in 1930 on a run about 2.5 km long. The last race found on the built run was in February 1940; the club raced on the Caux–Glion road in January 1942.
What remains of the run is not known.
Earliest and latest recorded race of each event at this level, from published results.
| Four-man bob | 1930 |
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