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German Duo Friedrich / Hinze gets silver in the women's teamprint - World Champion

In the final, China was unbeatable, in 31,895 seconds Bao Shanju / Zhong Tianshi Gold, Friedrich / Hinze won in 31.980 seconds to silver. The Young World Champion Duo - Hinze is 23 years young, Frederick Two years younger - lacked the world record show on the high-speed train of Izu the tiny of 0.085 seconds to the Olympic victory. Bronze went from the duo from Russia (Russian Olympic Committee), which did not have a chance to the team from the Netherlands in the "small" final. Hinze and Friedrich had prevailed on the Monday morning (CEST) in Izu Velodrome against the Ukrainian duo in 31.905 seconds and were thus moved into the final with the second fastest time. Only the later Olympic champions from China, which drove in 31.804 world records. In the precursors, the German Duo had improved twice the German record. The old best time kept record world champion Kristina Vogel and Miriam world. Friedrich (Dassow) and Hinze (Cottbus) had won at the World Cup 2020 in Berlin tog...

Olympia 2021: Historical Gold and World Record by Yulimar Rojas in the tribute

Three-jumper Yulimar Rojas has won the first Olympic gold in the athletics for Venezuela with a world record - and their compatriots were still milled in front of the TV. The TV signal in the South American country had been activated only immediately before the beginning of the Olympic Games, after the United States had initially blocked the last rate of payments to marketers due to imposed economic sanctions. "We want to announce Venezuela's first victory at the Olympic Games," said Venezuelan Sports Minister Mervin Maldonado after the negotiations in Japan said. And world champion Rojas delivered, jumped in the first attempt with 15.41 m Olympic record and laid a world record in the last round at 15.67 m. Thus, the 25-year-old improved the old top brand of the Ukrainian Inessa Krawez by 17 centimeters. Behind the outstanding Rojas, who had already won silver in Rio, Patricia Mamona (15.01 / Portugal) came in second place, bronze went to the Spaniard Ana Peleteiro (14...