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World Cup start: Gold for Julia Taubitz and Max Langenhan
The tobogganing championship in Canada begins for Germany. Max Langenhan and Julia Taubitz drive to gold. The double-seat seasons get silver and bronze in whistler.
At the start of the world racing toilet championships in Whistler’s Canadian, Julia Taubitz and Max Langenhan got the first gold medal for the German team. At the premiere of the Mixed relay, the duo in the one-seater in front of the Americans Jonathan Eric Gustafson/Emily Sweeny (+0.095 seconds) and the Austrians David Gleirscher/Madeleine Egle (+0.324) prevailed. ” In the first single mixed World Cup with gold, is of course really nice, “said Langenhan. “I was lucky that the Max was doing such a good run down, I left the time a bit,” said Julia Taubitz with her team -mate. -Cropic could not trigger the touchpad. Like Max Langenhan, the 23-year-old was in the ice channel with a broken foot.
Double seat with silver and bronze
Previously, the double-seat teams had brought in the first two World Cup medals. Dajana Eitberger/Magdalena Matschina and Hannes Orlamünder/Paul Gubitz as well as the record Olympic champion Tobias Wendl/Tobias Arlt and Jessica Degenhardt/Cheyenne Rosenthal had to surrender to Austria. The two German teams were 0.018 seconds or 0.097 seconds behind Thomas Steu/Wolfgang Kindl and Selina Egle/Lara Michaela Kipp.
Not annoying behind
“We take a medal with us. We can be more than satisfied with that,” said Gubitz. Orlamünder reminded that the Duo’s World Cup adventure started with a training fall. “I am super happy. The narrow deficit is annoying, but we don’t look at it,” said Dajana Eitberger.
The mixed relay replaces the sprint competition among the racing tobogganists. The title fights on the 2010 Olympic Railway end on Sunday night with the team relay. Before that, the double-seaters and the single-seaters are about the World Cup medals.
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Source: Stern
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