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Langenhan with first luge defeat: Loch champion

Felix Loch can still do it. The three-time Olympic luge champion has beaten serial winner Max Langenhan.

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Felix Loch (GER) races through the ice channel. The athlete from Berchtesgaden won the German....aussiedlerbote.de
Felix Loch (GER) races through the ice channel. The athlete from Berchtesgaden won the German championship title on December 29. Photo.aussiedlerbote.de

Winter sports - Langenhan with first luge defeat: Loch champion

Three-time Olympic luge champion Felix Loch has caused Max Langenhan's first defeat of the season. On the ice track in Altenberg, Saxony, the athlete from Berchtesgaden came out on top on Friday with a lead of 0.13 seconds over the 24-year-old World Cup leader from Friedrichroda and Timon Grancagnolo from Chemnitz. The 34-year-old Loch thus rehabilitated himself for his penultimate place at the last World Cup race in Whistler, Canada, with a successful World Cup dress rehearsal in Saxony. The World Championships will take place in Altenberg at the end of January.

Loch's club colleague Anna Berreiter took the women's title. The 24-year-old reigning world champion won by a large margin ahead of Melina Fischer from Zwickau (1.24 seconds behind) and Alina Bräutigam from RRV Sonneberg/Schalkau. World Cup leader Julia Taubitz from WSC Erzgebirge Oberwiesenthal missed the second round.

In the doubles' event, six-time Olympic champions and nine-time World champions Tobias Wendl and Tobias Arlt from the Berchtesgaden/Königssee racing team were beaten by Hannes Orlamünder/Paul Gubitz from Zella-Mehlis. The women's competition was won by Jessica Degenhardt and Cheyenne Rosenthal. The duo from the Altenberg/Winterberg racing team thus defended their title, as did Loch and Berreiter. The title in the team relay was secured by the champions of the single and double disciplines with a one-thousandth of a second lead over the relay team of the runners-up.

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  1. Max Langenhan, despite his lead in the World Cup, faced his first defeat of the season in Winter sports, losing to Felix Loch in Altenberg, Saxony.
  2. The ice track in Berchtesgaden, Saxony, was the scene of a successful World Cup dress rehearsal for Felix Loch, who managed to reclaim his position following a penultimate place at the last World Cup race in Whistler, Canada.
  3. Anna Berreiter, Loch's club colleague, triumphed in the women's category, securing a significant margin of victory over Melina Fischer and Alina Bräutigam at the Altenberg competition.
  4. Tobias Wendl and Tobias Arlt, six-time Olympic champions and nine-time World champions from Berchtesgaden, were defeated in the doubles' event by Hannes Orlamünder and Paul Gubitz from Zella-Mehlis.
  5. In the women's competition, Jessica Degenhardt and Cheyenne Rosenthal from the Altenberg/Winterberg racing team successfully defended their title, joining Loch and Berreiter who also managed to retain their titles.
  6. The title in the team relay was secured by the champions of the single and double disciplines, with a narrow lead of just a thousandth of a second over the runner-up's relay team.

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