Elisabeth Seitz surprisingly won the title on uneven bars at the end of the women’s competitions at the European Gymnastics Championships in Munich. Emma Malewski then caused an even bigger surprise. The 18-year-old from Chemnitz won the gold medal on the balance beam.
Elisabeth Seitz surprisingly won the title on uneven bars at the end of the women’s competitions at the European Gymnastics Championships in Munich. Emma Malewski then caused an even bigger surprise. The 18-year-old from Chemnitz won the gold medal on the balance beam.
The German record champion Seitz received 14.433 points for her exercise in the final of the best eight. Thus, Alice D’Amato from Stuttgart from Italy relegated 0.033 points to second place. Third was Lorette Charpy from France. The 33-year-old Kim Bui from Stuttgart left the gymnastics stage in fifth place. “Gold is just incredible,” said European Champion Seitz over the indoor microphone.
With 13.466 points, Malewski relegated the British Ondine Achampong to second place, who received 13.400 points for her exercise. Third place went to Carolann Heduit from France with the same number of points. World Championship runner-up Pauline Schäfer-Betz (Chemnitz) took fifth place with 13,200 points.
Source: Stern
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