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cycling: German Time Trial Championship: Tony Martin drives away from all critics

June 29, 2018 by Michael Behringer

Tony Martin

Cycling: Tony Martin (Katusha-Alpecin) is German time trial champion for the eighth time in his career. Today, Friday, the 33-year-old duped the competition once again. Jasper Frahm (Heizomat-rad.net) is the new German champion in the U23 class. In the women's race, Lisa Brennauer (Wiggle High5) triumphed for the third time.

Tony Martin was over a minute faster

What has n't Tony Martin (Katusha-Alpecin) had to listen to or read in recent months? He's no longer strong enough to keep up with the best, too old, and too slow. Today in Einhausen near Frankfurt, Tony Martin silenced all his critics. On the 15-kilometer circuit, which the elite men had to complete three times, he gave the competition no chance whatsoever. With a time of 51:23, he beat Jasha Sütterlin (Movistar) by 62 seconds to take second place and Nikias Arndt by 91 seconds to finish third. This marks Tony Martin's seventh consecutive – and eighth overall – German Time Trial Championship title.

Title defended!
Tony Martin has just won the German championship in the individual time trial in Einhausen and clinched his first win of the season
Jasha Sütterlin becomes runner-up, Maximilian... https://t.co/9ep16O8sUN



— BDR (@wirsindradsport) June 29, 2018

U23: Jasper Frahm prevents a double strike from Max Kanter

In the U23 category, Max Kanter (Sunweb Development) narrowly missed out on a double victory. After securing the road title, the 20-year-old was beaten today by just 38 hundredths of a second. Only Jasper Frahm (Heizomat-rad.net) was faster. His time of 37:07 keeps the championship title within his team. Defending champion Patrick Haller (Heizomat-rad.net) failed to meet expectations this year. He finished a distant 35th. Richard Banusch (LKT Team Brandenburg) completed the podium of the German U23 Time Trial Championships, finishing five seconds behind.



Jasper Frahm from Team @HeizomatRadNet is the German U23 champion in the individual time trial!!! 😆 #StrassenDM18 pic.twitter.com/OKVlOvdoLU

— Heizomat rad-net.de (@HeizomatRadNet) June 29, 2018



Lisa Brennauer reclaims the title

After the U23 and Elite men had completed their competitions, it was the women's turn. Late Friday evening saw the highly anticipated duel between Trixi Worrack (Canyon Sram) and Lisa Brennauer (Wiggle High5). Both women had won twice. Lisa Brennauer triumphed in 2013 and 2014, while Trixi Worrack had won the champion's jersey in the last two years. Today, Lisa Brennauer secured her third victory with a lead of 18 seconds. Lisa Klein (Canyon Sram) finished third behind Trixi Worrack, but was already 48 seconds back. After that, the gaps between the riders were over a minute.

Lisa Brennauer gets the championship jersey in the women's individual time trial in Einhausen.
Great job Lisa!
Trixi Worrack is 2nd in front of Lisa Klein. https://t.co/0ZpMfcE3hT

— BDR (@wirsindradsport) June 29, 2018



Tags:GermanyJasha SutterlinJasper FrahmMax KanterNational ChampionshipNewsNickias ArndtTony MartinU23Time trial

About Michael Behringer

Cycling with all its tactics, stage analyses, placements and forecasts are Michael Behringer's great passion. In 1996 he tracked his first Tour de France. Since then he has observed almost every race. His passion for cycling has been with him for over two decades. There is no end in sight.

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