SkeletonBSD_Presse #Hermann #Jungk #Loelling #Greibel
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Last weekend in Altenberg were staged the & nbsp; & nbsp final two trails; the German team of skeleton for the next edition of the World Cup.
Tuesday 10 November 2015 5 minutes reading time
The two rounds of Saxony were vital for the 'assignment of the last two places of the rooster Teutonic, one male and one female, as in the previous four races Tina Hermann, Jacqueline Loelling, Christopher Grotheer and Axel Jungk & nbsp; through outstanding performance were already & agrave; managed to snatch a pass for next season.
In the two races for the girls & egrave; was once again Tina Hermann calling the shots. The 'Bavarian athlete preceded in both competitions an increasingly & ugrave; Jacqueline Loelling positive that despite his young et & agrave; He is a candidate to play a role of undisputed protagonist in the maximum circuit skeleton. & nbsp;
Behind the first two of the class & egrave; placed a reddiviva Sophia Griebel, perhaps sparked by fear of being excluded from the next World Cup in Altenberg pulled out the claws conquering two podiums. The good performance of the original twenty-five of Suhl & nbsp; have convinced the German engineers to prefer it in the ballot with the young Anna Fernstaedt that to be honest he deserved a chance in the World Series of skeleton.
In the men Christopher Grotheer and Axel Jungk continued to alternate in wins. The two in this pre-season have divided all six appointments with Jungk that symbolically has excelled in the series & nbsp; for about the two statements of Winterberg. & Nbsp; With a third and a second place result of a great comeback in final run Zachrau Michael has won the battle for the 'last place available in the pink of the World Cup. The twenty Oberhof has prevailed against pi & ugrave; accredited rivals Alexander Gassner, Martin Rosenberger and Killian Von Schleinitz & nbsp; obtaining for the first time in his young career pass to gain experience in the circuit that awards the Crystal Ball.
Male Team Cup MondoAxel Jungk (BSC Sachsen Oberb & auml; renburg) Christopher Grotheer (BSR Oberhof) Michael Zachrau (WSV Oberhof)
Female Team Cup MondoTina Hermann (WSV K & ouml; Königssee) Jacqueline L & ouml; lling (RSG Hochsauerland) Sophia Griebel (RT Suhl)
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Intercontinental Cup
Alexander Gassner (BRC Winterberg) Martin Rosenberger (WSV K & ouml; Königssee) Kilian von Schleinitz (WSV K & ouml; Königssee) Anna Fernst & auml; dt (WSV K & ouml; Königssee)
Male Team Cup EuropaColin Domke (BSC Sachsen Oberb & auml; renburg) Domenic Rady (WSV K & ouml; Königssee) Fabian K & uuml; chler (RT Suhl) Felix Keisinger (WSV K & ouml; Königssee)
Female Team Cup EuropaMaxi Just (BSC Sachsen Oberb & auml; renburg) Janine Becker (BSC Winterberg) Corinna Leipold (BSR Oberhof) Alexia Weigandt (BSC Winterberg)
BSD_PRESSE #HERMANN #JUNGK #LOELLING #GREIBEL
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