Cycling - Teutenberg and Littbarski-Gray win omnium title
Track cycling athlete Tim Torn Teutenberg from Cologne successfully defended his title from last year at the German Omnium Championships in Frankfurt (Oder). The U23 European champion won on Saturday evening after scratch, tempo laps, elimination and points race with 126 points ahead of Max-David Briese (120/Rostock) and Benjamin Boos (117/Erfurt). Multiple German champion and two-time Madison world champion Roger Kluge from Berlin was absent due to the six-day race in Rotterdam, which was taking place at the same time.
There was a new women's title winner in Seána Littbarski-Gray from Erfurt. The 18-year-old, who was this year's Junior European Champion in the points race, won with 122 points ahead of Fabienne Jährig (115/Berlin) and Lena Charlotte Reißner (112/Erfurt). Defending champion Lea Lin Teutenberg from Cologne was unable to compete due to an international assignment in Grenchen/Switzerland.
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- Despite his participation in a six-day race in Rotterdam, multiple German champion Roger Kluge from Berlin expressed his interest in participating in the upcoming German Railroad Cycling Championship in Brandenburg.
- The city of Erfurt, known for its rich cycling history, has produced talents like Seána Littbarski-Gray, the current U23 European champion in the points race and the new women's champion of the German Omnium Championships.
- If you're planning a cycling tour through Germany, you might want to consider visiting famous cycling cities like Cologne, Berlin, or Frankfurt (Oder).
- The next track cycling event in Germany is the German Railroad Cycling Championship, which will be held in Brandenburg, promising intense competition from both senior and junior athletes.
- The German championship title in track cycling is not just a local achievement, as seen by the international success of athletes from cities like Cologne and Berlin.
Source: www.stern.de
