Cycling: At the third and final Track World Cup in Cali, Colombia, Maximilian Beyer won the coveted medal in the Omnium. The Berlin native won with a total of 220 points, ahead of Jasper de Buyst of Belgium and Gael Suter of Switzerland. After his victories in the scratch and elimination races, as well as third place in the individual pursuit, Maximilian Beyer secured the first... read more
Cycling: Three BDR riders will be making their debut at the final World Cup of the season in Cali. In addition to 18-year-old Doreen Heinze, Maximilian Dörnbach and Domenic Weinstein can look forward to their World Cup debuts. Doreen Heinze will compete in the short-time category. The strong sprinter won both the Track World Championships and the World Championships in 2014. read more
With her third title at the Track World Championships, Kristina Vogel not only secured a historic hat trick, but also became the most successful athlete at the championships. After already securing the rainbow stripes in the team sprint with her partner Miriam Welte, she also won the sprint. This automatically made her the favorite for... read more
It wasn't far off. Joachim Eilers of Chemnitz secured the German team a silver medal in the kilometer on the third day of the championships. Last year's third-place finisher, with a time of 59,984 seconds, fell short of defending champion Francois Pervis, whose clock stopped at 59,385 seconds. The Frenchman not only defended his title, he also... read more
The second day of the World Championships in Cali was marked by joy and sorrow for the German team. After Miriam Welte celebrated gold in the team sprint yesterday with Kristina Vogel [Link], she followed suit on the second day. In the 500-meter time trial, the clock stopped at 33,451 seconds. The Kaiserslautern native thus clearly beat the Australian Anna … read more
