Laethisia Schimek

Laethisia Schimek
nation	Germany
birthday	5th December 1992
place of birth	Germany
Career
society	SV blue-yellow Groß-Gerau
team	Powerslide Matter World
status	active
Medal table
World Cup medals 1 × 2 × 5 × EM medals 7 × 13 × 6 × JWM medals 0 × 0 × 2 × National medals 4 × 3 × 5 ×
Track World Cup bronze 2015 Kaohsiung 3000 m relay bronze 2017 Nanjing 500 m bronze 2017 Nanjing 3000 m relay Road World Cup silver 2015 Kaohsiung 5000 m relay gold 2016 Nanjing 5000 m relay bronze 2016 Nanjing 100 m silver 2017 Nanjing 5000 m relay bronze 2017 Nanjing 1 round Rail EM silver 2012 Szeged 300 m gold 2013 Almere 300 m gold 2013 Almere 500 m silver 2013 Almere 200 m silver 2013 Almere 3000 m relay gold 2014 Geisingen 500 m gold 2014 Geisingen 3000 m relay silver 2014 Geisingen 300 m silver 2015 Wörgl 500 m silver 2015 Wörgl 3000 m relay gold 2016 herd 500 m silver 2016 herd 3000 m relay bronze 2016 herd 300 m gold 2017 Lagos 3000 m relay silver 2018 Ostend 500 m bronze 2018 Ostend 3000 m relay bronze 2019 Pamplona 500 m Road EM silver 2013 Almere 200 m silver 2013 Almere 500 m silver 2013 Almere 5000 m relay silver 2014 Geisingen 500 m bronze 2014 Geisingen 200 m silver 2015 Innsbruck 5000 m relay gold 2016 herd 100 m bronze 2016 herd 1 round bronze 2018 Ostend 1 round
last change: February 27, 2020

Laethisia Schimek (born December 5, 1992 ) is a German inline speed skater who specializes in sprint routes .

Career

She started inline skating when she was two years old . In 2012, at the age of 20, she won her first medal at the European Inline Speed ​​Skating Championships in Szeged . In the 300 meter sprint, she took second place.

With two gold and five silver medals, Schimek was the most successful German participant at the 2013 European Championships in Almere . In 2014 she won a total of five medals at the European Championships in Geisingen , including two golds.

Schimek has been part of the Powerslide Matter World Team since 2012.

successes

2008

• DM
  • Bronze team time trial

2009

• DM
  • Bronze relay (track) and 1000 m (track)

2010

• DM
  • Silver team pursuit
  • Bronze 300 m (track) and 500 m (track)

2011

• JWM in Yeosu
  • Bronze 3000 m relay (track) and 5000 m relay (road)
• DM
  • Gold team time trial

2012

• EM in Szeged
  • Silver 300 m (track)
• DM
  • Silver 300 m (track)

2013

• EM in Almere
  • Gold 300 m (train) and 500 m (train)
  • Silver 200 m (track), 3000 m relay (track), 200 m (street), 500 m (street) and 5000 m relay (street)
• DM
  • Gold 300 m (train)

2014

• EM in Geisingen
  • Gold 500 m (track) and 3000 m relay (track)
  • Silver 300 m (train) and 500 m (road)
  • Bronze 200 m (road)
• DM
  • Gold 300 m (train) and 500 m (train)
  • Silver 1000 m (track)

2015

• World Cup in Kaohsiung
  • Silver 5000 m relay (road)
  • Bronze 3000 m relay (track)
• EM in Wörgl and Innsbruck
  • Silver 500 m (track), 3000 m relay (track) and 5000 m relay (road)

2016

• World Cup in Nanjing
  • Gold 5000 m relay (road)
  • Bronze 100 m (road)
• EM in Heerde
  • Gold 500 m (train), 100 m (road)
  • Silver 3000 m relay (track)
  • Bronze 300 m (track), 1 lap (road)

2018

• EM in Ostend
  • Silver 500 m (track)
  • Bronze 3000 m relay (track) and 1 lap (road)

2019

• EM in Pamplona
  • Bronze 500 m (track)

Web links

• Statistics on the speed skating news page

Individual evidence

1. ↑ EM-Gold for Schimek ( Memento of the original from April 16, 2015 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. echo-online.de accessed on April 8, 2015