Gina Lückenkemper sprinted to the German championship title over the 100 meters for the third time and undercut the mark of eleven seconds.
Gina Lückenkemper sprinted to the German championship title over the 100 meters for the third time and undercut the mark of eleven seconds.
The European Championship runner-up from 2018, who started for SCC Berlin, won the national title fights in the capital in a strong 10.99 seconds. She was only four hundredths of a second faster than her personal best.
Second was Rebekka Haase from Wetzlar in 11.20 seconds ahead of Yasmin Kwadwo in 11.44 seconds. Defending champion Alexandra Burghardt – silver medalist in bobsleigh at the Olympic Winter Games in Beijing – had decided not to start. Former champion Tatjana Pinto did not compete in the final.
Owen Ansah from Hamburger SV stormed to the men’s title for the first time in 10.09 seconds. Last year, Ansah had prevailed over 200 meters. Julian Wagner came second in 10.12 seconds ahead of Lucas Ansah-Peprah, also running for HSV, who needed 10.17 seconds. Former champion Kevin Kranz finished fourth in 10.21 seconds, just missing the medals.
Source: Stern
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