German Road Cycling Championships 2019

The German Road Cycling Championships 2019 took place on June 28, 2019 in Spremberg near Cottbus and on June 30 at the Sachsenring in Hohenstein-Ernstthal and Oberlungwitz in Saxony .

The race track for the individual time trials of the U23, women and men was located on the Spremberg opencast mine, where it was led over a newly laid road. For the U23 and women the route was around 30 kilometers, for the men 35 kilometers. The host was the RK final spurt 09 Cottbus .

At the road races, the Association of German Cyclists not only acted as the organizer, but also as the host after there were problems finding a venue for 2019. The former cyclist and race organizer Dietmar Lohr from Chemnitz was responsible on site. Sachsenring Event GmbH agreed to provide the Sachsenring with the start / finish area for the two races for women and men. The city of Hohenstein-Ernstthal granted the route approval for a 12.9 kilometer lap, 3.5 kilometers of which was on the racetrack. One lap was 183 meters in altitude.

The race turned out to be a "bizarre heat battle": it was almost 40 degrees. In addition, the organizers had decided to remove all drivers who were more than two minutes behind the leaders from the race. This was intended to minimize possible risks on the passages where the drivers could meet. As a result, after 40 kilometers, 70 drivers had already retired, 25 kilometers later another 40. Of the 190 drivers who started, only 15 ultimately reached the finish. The top three, Maximilian Schachmann , Marcus Burghardt and Andreas Schillinger , all from the Bora-hansgrohe team , mastered the race in the style of a team time trial .

The U23 road race was held on June 15 as the 2019 three-country championship together with the Luxembourg and Swiss U23 championships in Gippingen , Switzerland . As in previous years, the team time trial championship took place in Genthin on September 8th .

Results

Road racing

Women

space	Athlete	time
1	Lisa Brennauer	2:53:27 h
2	Lisa Klein	equal time
3	Liane Lippert	equal time
4th	Franziska Koch	equal time
5	Charlotte Becker	equal time
6th	Carolin Schiff	+ 0:02 min
7th	Kathrin Hammes	+ 0:04 min
8th	Svenja Betz	+ 0:09 min
9	Tatjana Paller	equal time
10	Ricarda Bauernfeind	equal time

Length: 103.2 km
Start: Sunday, June 30th, 8:00 a.m. CEST
Distance: 8 laps times 12.9 km = 103.2 km
Average speed of the winner: 34.59 km / h
23 of 74 athletes crossed the finish line .

Men

space	athlete	time
1	Maximilian Schachmann	4:24:17 h
2	Marcus Burghardt	equal time
3	Andreas Schillinger	equal time
4th	Nils Politt	+ 1:32 min
5	Georg Zimmermann	+ 1:50 min
6th	Simon Geschke	+ 3:23 min
7th	Philipp Walsleben	+ 3:55 min
8th	Roger Kluge	equal time
9	Johannes Fröhlinger	+ 4:28 min
10	John Degenkolb	+ 4:55 min

Length: 178.10 km
Start: Sunday, June 30th, 11:30 a.m. CEST
Distance: 15 laps times 12.9 km = 178.10 km
Average speed of the winner: 40.43 km / h

15 of the 190 starters crossed the finish line.

Men (U23)

see three-country championship 2019

space	athlete	time
1	Leon Heinschke	3:59:36 h
2	Johannes Adamietz	+ 0:02 min
3	Henrik Pakalski	equal time
4th	Dominik Bauer	equal time
5	Tobias Nolde	equal time
6th	Jakob Geßner	equal time
7th	Jonas Rutsch	+ 0:04 min
8th	Jonas Hartig	+ 0:11 min
9	Juri Hollmann	+ 0:24 min
10	Martin Salmon	+ 0:56 min

Length: 166 km
Start: Saturday, June 15, 8:00 a.m. CEST, in Gippingen
Distance: 7 laps x 19.8 km = 166 km

Individual time trial

Women

space	Athlete	Time (min)
1	Lisa Klein	38: 49.12
2	Mieke Kroger	+ 0:07
3	Lisa Brennauer	+ 0:28
4th	Hannah Ludwig	+ 0:45
5	Tanja Erath	+ 1:46
6th	Corinna Lechner	+ 1:59
7th	Kathrin Hammes	+ 2:49
8th	Lisa Fischer	+ 3:08
9	Lisa Brömmel	+ 3:26
10	Adelheid Schütz	+ 3:47

Length: 30 km
Start: Friday, June 28th, 3:30 pm (CEST)
Average speed of the winner: 46.37 km / h
57 starters crossed the finish line.

Men

space	athlete	Time (min)
1	Tony Martin	39: 11.60
2	Nils Politt	+ 0:18
3	Jasha Sütterlin	+ 1:00
4th	Max Walscheid	+ 1:09
5	Justin Wolf	+ 1:23
6th	Jason Osborne	+ 1:28
7th	Roger Kluge	+ 1:50
8th	Julian Braun	+ 2:11
9	Christopher Hatz	+ 2:20
10	Kersten Thiele	+ 2:32

Length: 35 km
Start: Friday, June 28th, 19:00 (CEST)
Average speed of the winner: 53.58 km / h
58 starters crossed the finish line.

Men U23

space	athlete	Time (min)
1	Miguel Heidemann	40: 40.85
2	Florian Stork	+ 0:58
3	Juri Hollmann	+ 1:01
4th	Jonas Rutsch	+ 1:07
5	Jannis Peter	+ 1:33
6th	Johannes Hodapp	+ 1:35
7th	Leon Echtermann	+ 1:38
8th	Richard Banusch	+ 1:40
9	Leon Heinschke	+ 1:43
10	Paul Taebling	+ 1:58

Length: 35 km
Start: Friday, June 28th, 4:30 p.m. (CEST)
Average speed of the winner: 51.62 km / h
73 starters crossed the finish line.

Team time trial (in Genthin)

The championship in the men's six-team time trial (elite) was held on September 8, 2018 in Genthin (Saxony-Anhalt) as part of the cycling Bundesliga .

space	team	Athletes	Time (h)
1	Herrmann cycling team	Christopher Hatz , Florian Obersteiner , Miguel Heidemann , Florenz Knauer , Leon Echtermann , Lennart Jung	52: 16.54
2	Team Lotto – Kern House	Jonas Rutsch , Joshua Huppertz , Jan Hugger , Robert Kessler , Luca Henn , Jan Kuhn	52: 30.94
3	Heizomat rad-net.de	Patrick Haller , Jan Tschernoster , Jasper Frahm , Felix Groß , Jannis Peter , Pirmin Benz	52: 48.54

Length: 50 km.
Start: Sunday, September 8th.
Distance: Genthin – Genthin, 2 laps

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b c} Street DM of the elite on the Sachsenring. In: bdr-medienservice.de. May 13, 2019, accessed May 13, 2019 . 
2. ^ Time trial DM in Spremberg. In: bdr-medienservice.de. May 22, 2019, accessed May 22, 2019 . 
3. ↑ Bund Deutscher Radfahrer does not find an organizer for DM. In: sportschau.de. May 9, 2019, accessed May 13, 2019 . 
4. ↑ Chessman as a master to the tour - bizarre heat battle. In: tour-magazin.de. June 30, 2019, accessed July 2, 2019 . 
5. ↑ German Championship 1st Street Elite Men (pdf) on bdr.de. Retrieved July 1, 2019.
6. ↑ Chessman after the Bora gala in the championship jersey for the tour. In: radsport-news.com. June 30, 2019, accessed July 1, 2019 .