Arndt takes eighth German time trial championship
By Cycling News
published HTC-Highroad sweep the podium
Judith Arndt successfully defended her championship from 2010 to claim her eighth German time trial title, as her team HTC-Highroad swept the podium. The 34-year-old HTC-Highroad rider covered the 27.7km course in 36:03, ahead of her teammates Charlotte Becker (+0:45) and Ina-Yoko Teutenberg (+1:00).
“A time trial is always tricky to judge in the beginning,” Arndt said on rad-net.de. “But when I saw Charlotte, I knew that I was doing well.”
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1 | Judith Arndt (HTC Highroad Women) | 0:36:03.22 |
2 | Charlotte Becker (HTC Highroad Women) | 0:00:44.97 |
3 | Ina-Yoko Teutenberg (HTC Highroad Women) | 0:00:59.96 |
4 | Trixi Worrack (AA Drink - Leontien.Nl Cycling Team) | 0:01:45.81 |
5 | Hanka Kupfernagel (Radsport Rhein-Neckar e.V.) | 0:02:03.02 |
6 | Lisa Brennauer (Hitec Products - Uck) | 0:02:28.34 |
7 | Adelheid Schütz (VC Corona Weiden 1902 e.V.) | 0:03:19.60 |
8 | Madeleine Sandig (SSV 1990 Gera e.V.) | 0:03:27.16 |
9 | Elke Gebhardt (Team Rothaus-VitaClassica Bad Krozingen) | 0:03:29.87 |
10 | Lina-Kristin Schink (Team GSD Gestion) | 0:04:20.98 |
11 | Romy Kasper (Kuota Speed Kueens) | 0:04:29.18 |
12 | Anna Schnitzmeier (Abus-Nutrixxion) | 0:04:31.58 |
13 | Stephanie Pohl (Team STEVENS-REDVIL) | 0:04:45.00 |
14 | Sarah Düster (Nederland Bloeit) | 0:04:48.48 |
15 | Esther Fennel (Koga Ladies - Central Rhede Cycling Team) | 0:04:48.66 |
16 | Janine Bubner (Koga Ladies - Central Rhede Cycling Team) | 0:04:51.09 |
17 | Magdalena Weigl (Team Haibike) | 0:05:08.31 |
18 | Jana Schemmer (Koga Ladies - Central Rhede Cycling Team) | 0:05:17.71 |
19 | Ronja Köckerling (Koga Ladies - Central Rhede Cycling Team) | 0:05:24.92 |
20 | Lena Köckerling (Koga Ladies - Central Rhede Cycling Team) | 0:05:38.36 |
21 | Franziska Ruschke (Koga Ladies - Central Rhede Cycling Team) | 0:05:40.00 |
22 | Sarah-Lena Hofmann (Team Haibike) | 0:05:46.71 |
23 | Katharina Fischer (RSC Sachsenblitz Burgstädt 1952 e.V.) | 0:05:48.07 |
24 | Melanie Wotsch (Team Stuttgart) | 0:05:58.20 |
25 | Manuela Haverkamp-Roisch (Radon Test Team) | 0:05:58.54 |
26 | Theres Klein (Team STEVENS-REDVIL) | 0:06:07.31 |
27 | Steffi Meizer (Team Rothaus-VitaClassica Bad Krozingen) | 0:06:11.31 |
28 | Beate Zanner (Team STEVENS-REDVIL) | 0:06:19.23 |
29 | Sabine Fischer (BIKE-AID) | 0:06:20.70 |
30 | Laura Fouquet (Kuota Speed Kueens) | 0:06:22.57 |
31 | Lisa Poller (Team STEVENS-REDVIL) | 0:06:24.07 |
32 | Luisa Beck (Team Rothaus-VitaClassica Bad Krozingen) | 0:06:29.78 |
33 | Elena Eggl (BIKE-AID) | 0:06:34.22 |
34 | Johanna Badmann (Team Stuttgart) | 0:06:35.51 |
35 | Heike Noever (Team Stuttgart) | 0:06:43.69 |
36 | Nicole Markenbeck (RSV Münster v. 1895 e.V.) | 0:06:53.04 |
37 | Evelyn Weichwald (RSV Frisch-Auf Öschelbronn e.V.) | 0:06:59.51 |
38 | Andrea Wätzig (Team Stuttgart) | 0:07:05.75 |
39 | Franziska Merten (Team Stuttgart) | 0:07:06.89 |
40 | Lydia Wegemund (Team STEVENS-REDVIL) | 0:07:08.74 |
41 | Désirée Schuler (BIKE-AID) | 0:07:12.08 |
42 | Kathrin Hammes (Team Rothaus-VitaClassica Bad Krozingen) | 0:07:29.49 |
43 | Stefanie Annika Wasmundt (ETSV Gut-Heil Itzehoe) | 0:07:45.55 |
44 | Johanna Schirm (Pulheimer SC 24/57 e.V.) | 0:07:52.05 |
45 | Marie-Therese Ludwig (Team STEVENS-REDVIL) | 0:08:34.65 |
46 | Birte Schumann (VfR Büttgen 1912 e.V.) | 0:08:45.58 |
47 | Sonja Rau (BIKE-AID) | 0:09:00.92 |
48 | Jasmin Rebmann (Team Rothaus-VitaClassica Bad Krozingen) | 0:09:05.17 |
49 | Yvonne Kilian (Pulheimer SC 24/57 e.V.) | 0:10:33.22 |
50 | Nicole Ackermann (BIKE-AID) | 0:11:47.07 |
51 | Sandra Abele (Team Stuttgart) | 0:12:14.88 |
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