Cycling: The German Cycling Association (DKB) can celebrate another gold medal on the second day of the European Track Cycling Championships in Apeldoorn. Roger Kluge and Theo Reinhardt successfully defended their title in the Madison. The women's foursome also celebrated bronze. Kluge and Reinhardt celebrate a hat trick in the Madison. After the team sprinters celebrated yesterday... read more
Cycling: The German women are simply unbeatable in the team sprint. Lea-Sophie Friedrich, Emma Hinze, and Pauline Grabosch have won the European Team Sprint title for the third time in a row. Hat trick for the German team sprint. Gold again for Germany. At the European Track Cycling Championships in Apeldoorn, the German trio left their opponents no stone unturned in the team sprint... read more
Cycling: The track cycling competitions at the Tokyo Olympic Games have gotten off to a successful start. Lea Sophie Friedrich and Emma Hinze secured the silver medal in the team sprint. Only the women from China finished better. Friedrich & Hinze delighted with silver. With a strong performance, Leo Sophie Friedrich and Emma Hinze secured the silver medal in the... read more
Cycling: On the second day of the European Track Cycling Championships, it was the women who brought joy to the German Cycling Federation (BDR). While the silver medal was won in the team pursuit, tomorrow's women's sprint could see even more. Lea Sophie Friedrich and Emma Hinze are in the semifinals. Only the women from Great Britain were faster. As was already apparent yesterday... read more
Cycling: At the European Track Cycling Championships in Apeldoorn, the German Cycling Federation (BDR) celebrated its first medal right from the start. Lea Sophie Friedrich and Emma Hinze were only defeated by the Russians in the team sprint. Friedrich & Hinze ensure a successful start to the Track Cycling World Championships. The 2011 European Track Cycling Championships began today in Apeldoorn, Netherlands, on the track used for the 2018 and 2019 World Championships. Until... read more
