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At the end of a long series of trials qualifying, the German Federation (BSD) announced the names of three athletes who will represent Germany in the next edition of the Skeleton World Cup.
Saturday 15 November 2014 4 minutes reading time
In Winterberg in Westphalia, & egrave; staged the third act of the long process of selection of the men's team, while the girls came together just to test materials as the pink female for next season was already & agrave; was decided last week after tests Koenigssee.
Through two rounds, convincing especially the second, Kilian von Schleinitz you & egrave; awarded the 'appointment of Winterberg (click here for the final) ensuring with merit a place in the maximum circuit skeleton. The junior world champion in charge to & agrave; cos & igrave; just vent''anni his debut in the World Cup, although he has behind him a few years of experience in the European Cup. Behind the young Bavarian skeletonista trailing by 30 cents you & egrave; placed the twenty-three Axel Junk winner of Altenberg trials that preceded only 2 cents more & ugrave; expert Christopher Groother.
Among the top three and the rest of the group & egrave; formed a real chasm, with the fourth Dominik Rady who finished with a delay of more than a second off the winner. With these gaps cos & igrave; marked and especially in virt & ugrave; the results of the two races before the BSD has decided to select the next edition of the World Cup Axel Junk Christopher Groother.
In the women's race (click here for the final) and as mentioned earlier & egrave; was mainly used by athletes to try new technical solutions, you & egrave; set the junior world champion Jacqueline Loelling who once again has put in line all teammates. A bitter victory for nineteen stationed at Brachbach that will address & agrave; next season in the Intercontinental Cup circuit along with fellow Anna Fernst & auml; dt and Maxi Just.
With the announced retirement of Frank Rommel in the field of men's and Marion Thees among women, the Teutonic team is going to start from young, non & egrave; surprise that even before the trials were excluded veterans Alexander Gassner and Katharina Heinz.
Men's Team World Cup
Kilian von Schleinitz & nbsp; (1994), & nbsp; Axel Jungk (1991) and & nbsp; Christopher Grotheer (1992)
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Team Women's World Cup
Anja Huber-Selbach & nbsp; (1983), & nbsp; Tina Hermann (1992) and Sophia Griebel (1990)
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Male Intercontinental Cup Team
Michael Zachrau & nbsp; (1994), & nbsp; Dominic Rady (1994) and & nbsp; Martin Rosenberger (1994)
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Female Team Intercontinental Cup
Jacqueline L & ouml; lling (1995), & nbsp; Anna Fernst & auml; dt (1996) and & nbsp; Just Maxi (1994)
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