Felix Rijhnen

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Felix Rijhnen Inline speed skating
Felix Rijhnen in the world champion jersey
nation GermanyGermany Germany
birthday July 9, 1990
place of birth Darmstadt ,  Germany
size 187 cm
Weight 81.00 kg
job Police superintendent
Career
society ERSG Darmstadt
Trainer Scott Arlidge
team Powerslide Matter World
status active
Medal table
WG medals 0 × gold 1 × silver 1 × bronze
World Cup medals 2 × gold 2 × silver 3 × bronze
EM medals 2 × gold 6 × silver 2 × bronze
National medals 26 × gold 8 × silver 4 × bronze
World Games logo World Games
bronze 2013 Cali 10000 m points out.
silver 2017 Wrocław 15,000 m elimination
Logo FIRS Road World Cup
bronze 2009 Haining marathon
silver 2013 Ostend 10000 m above sea level
bronze 2016 Nanjing 5000 m relay
silver 2017 Nanjing 5000 m relay
gold 2017 Nanjing 10000 m above sea level
gold 2018 Arnhem marathon
bronze 2019 Barcelona marathon
Logo CERS Rail EM
silver 2009 Ostend 1000 m sprint
silver 2013 Almere 10000 m PA
silver 2014 Geisingen 10000 m PA
silver 2014 Geisingen 3000 m relay
silver 2017 Lagos 3000 m relay
Logo CERS Road EM
bronze 2008 Gera 5000 m relay
gold 2014 Geisingen marathon
silver 2016 herd 10000 m above sea level
bronze 2018 Ostend 20000 m E
gold 2019 Pamplona marathon
last change: September 30, 2016
  Speed ​​skating
nation GermanyGermany Germany
birthday July 9, 1990
Career
Trainer Scott Arlidge
status active
Medal table
National medals 1 × gold 0 × silver 1 × bronze
last change: August 13, 2013

Felix Rijhnen (born July 9, 1990 in Darmstadt ) is a German inline speed skater and speed skater .

Life

Born and raised in Darmstadt, he has been training with the Eis- und Rollschnelllauf Gemeinschaft eV Darmstadt since 1995 .

In 2006 he won two bronze medals at the European Junior Championships and was three times German Junior Champion. At the Junior World Championships he just missed a medal with fourth place.

In 2007 he started for the Powerslide-Phuzion team . He was able to win five German junior titles, and he was also German champion in the active over 5,000 m. At the European Junior Championship he was able to improve again compared to the previous year and won two silver and one bronze medal. Rijhnen finished fourth in the 1,000 m race at the Junior World Championships.

In 2017, as a member of the sports promotion group of the Hessian police, Rijhnen achieved his greatest sporting success to date and became world champion over 10,000 m (points race).

In 2018 he won the world championship title over the 42 km marathon distance at the World Championships in Arnhem (Netherlands).

In 2019, Rijhnen became the first male winner from Germany at the Berlin Marathon, the largest inline speed skating event in the world. At the same time, he secured victory in the overall World Cup (World Inline Cup) for the first time.

He is currently starting in the senior (active) class and is a member of the A-Bundeskaders. He is also a member of the Powerslide-Matter World Team .

Palmarès

P = points race, A = elimination race, PA = combined points and elimination race

2006

  • Junior World Championship in Anyang , South Korea
    • Track : 10 - 10,000 m PA
    • Railway : 12 - 15,000 m A
    • Road : 4th - 10,000 m P (German junior record)
    • Street : 7th - marathon
  • Junior European Championship in Martinsicuro , Italy
    • Rail : Bronze Relay
    • Track : 9th - 10,000 m PA
    • Road : Bronze Relay
    • Street : 4th - marathon
    • Street : 6th - 10,000 m P
    • Street : 8th - 15,000 m A
  • German junior championships in Halstenbek
    • Track : Gold 10,000 m P
    • Railway : Gold 20,000 m A
    • Track : bronze 500 m
    • Road : Gold Marathon
  • 15th place Berlin Marathon ( WIC ) (best German skater)

2007

  • Junior World Championships in Cali , Colombia
    • Track : 4th - 1,000 m
    • Track : 13th - 10,000 m K
    • Street : 9th - 10,000 m P
    • Street : 5th - marathon
  • Junior European Championship in Heerde , Netherlands
    • Track : Silver 1,000 m, 3,000 m relay
    • Track : bronze 500 m
  • DM in Berlin
    • Track : Gold 5,000 m
    • Track : Silver 10,000 m P, 1,500 m
  • German junior championships in Seeheim-Jugenheim
    • Track : Gold 300 m, 500 m, 5,000 m, 20,000 m, 3,000 m relay
  • Hessen Championships
    • Hessian junior indoor champion
    • South German and Hessian junior champions
  • 16th place ZDF Inliner Days ( WIC ) (best German skater)
  • 23rd place Berlin Marathon ( WIC ) (best German skater)
  • Winner Franconian Switzerland Marathon
  • Winner Cologne Marathon

2008

  • EM in Gera
    • Road : Bronze 5,000 m relay
  • DM in Jüterbog
    • Track : Gold 1,500 m, 10,000 m P, 20,000 m A
    • Track : Silver 5,000 m
    • Skater of the year 2008
    • Felix Rijhnen is currently the holder of 5 German junior records.
  • Hessen Championships
    • Hessian hall master
  • Winner Gong FM Half Marathon Regensburg
  • 11th place Wolvega , Netherlands ( GBC ) (best German skater)

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

  • World Cup in Nanjing , China
    • Road : Bronze 5,000 m relay
  • EM in Heerde , Netherlands
    • Road : Silver 10000 m P
  • DM  in  Bayreuth
    • Track : Gold 10,000 m P, 10,000 m A and 3,000 m relay * Silver: 1,000 m
  • Winner World Inline Cup in Ostrava , Czech Republic
  • 2nd place Swiss-Skate-Tour, City-Skate Basel, Switzerland
  • 2nd place overall European Cup (long distance)
  • 3rd place in the World Inline Cup in Incheon, South Korea

2017

  • World Roller Games (World Championships) in Nanjing, China
    • Road: Gold 10,000 m P
    • Road: Silver 5,000 m relay
  • World Games in Wrocław, Poland
    • Railway: Silver 15,000 m A
  • EM in Lagos, Portugal
    • Track: Silver 3,000 m relay
  • DM in Leipzig
    • Track: Gold 1,000 m, 10,000 m A, 3,000 m relay
  • Winner World Inline Cup in Rennes, France
  • 2nd place World Inline Cup in Incheon, South Korea
  • Winner German Inline Cup Hamburg
  • Winner German Inline Cup Salzburg, Austria

2018

  • World Championships in Arnhem, the Netherlands
    • Marathon: gold
  • EM in Zandvoorde, Belgium
    • Road: Bronze 20,000 m A
  • DM in Großenhain
    • Track: Gold 10,000 m A
  • Winner German Inline Cup Salzburg, Austria
  • 3rd place in the World Inline Cup in Harbin, China
  • 3rd place World Inline Cup in Oropesa del Mar, Spain
  • 3rd place World Inline Cup Overall Ranking 2018
  • 2nd place German Inline Cup in Prague, Czech Republic

2019

  • Winner 46th BMW Berlin Marathon
  • World Championships in Barcelona, ​​Spain
    • Marathon: bronze
  • European Championships in Pamplona, ​​Spain
    • Marathon: gold
  • Winner overall ranking World Inline Cup (Individual)
  • DM in Groß-Gerau
    • Road: Gold 10,000 m A
  • Winner World Inline Cup in Rennes, France
  • Winner World Inline Cup in Oropesa del Mar, Spain
  • Winner World Inline Cup in Ostrava, Czech Republic
  • 2nd place in the World Inline Cup in Harbin, China
  • 2nd place German Inline Cup Berlin

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Fik: Results. In: www.europeancupinline.eu. Archived from the original on September 1, 2016 ; accessed on August 31, 2016 .
  2. ↑ Spectacular inline skaters race at the 46th BMW BERLIN MARATHON - German Felix Rijhnen wins! August 7, 2019, accessed October 10, 2019 .
  3. ↑ 46th BMW BERLIN MARATHON 2019: Results. Retrieved October 10, 2019 .
  4. ↑ D. Falkenstein: Felix Rijhnen And Aura Quintana Win the 2019 WORLD INLINE CUP. Retrieved October 10, 2019 .
personal data
SURNAME Rijhnen, Felix
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German inline speed skater
DATE OF BIRTH July 9, 1990
PLACE OF BIRTH Darmstadt , Germany