Arndt claims road title for the double

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Becker second nearly a minute later

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Charlotte Becker, Judith Arndt and Trixi Worrack on the podium(Image credit: AFP Photo)

Judith Arndt is now double German champion, adding the womens' road title to the time trial title she took on Friday. Arndt  (Orica-GreenEdge) was part of a an early attack group, and in the final lap of the circuit course, attacked again for the win. Charlotte Becker of Specialized-Lululemon took second place 51 seconds later. Her teammte Trixi Worrack was third.

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#Rider Name (Country) TeamResult
1Judith Arndt (Orica-AIS)3:09:28
2Charlotte Becker (Specialized Lululemon)0:00:52
3Trixi Worrack (Specialized Lululemon)0:12:49
4Claudia Häusler (Orica-AIS)0:12:50
5Hanka Kupfernagel (Rusvelo Team)0:12:51
6Lisa Brennauer (Specialized Lululemon)0:13:10
7Marlen Jöhrend (Team Abus-Nutrixxion)0:13:10
8Elke Gebhardt (bepink)0:13:10
9Romy Kasper (Rusvelo Team)0:13:15
10Hanna Amend (KJV Rügen Die Nordlichter)0:13:15
11Kathrin Hammes (RSG Heinrich-Böll Gesamt-Schul)0:13:15
12Stephanie Pohl (LKT Team Brandenburg)0:13:49
13Anna Bianca Schnitzmeier (Team Abus-Nutrixxion)0:13:50
14Esther Fennel (RV Central Rhede 1991)Row 13 - Cell 2
15Melanie Hessling (OSG Dortmund)0:13:50
16Mieke Kröger (RV Teutoburg Brackwede)0:13:50
17Elena Eggl (forice 89 Dachau)0:13:50
18Theres Klein (Chemnitzer PSV)0:13:50
19Sarah-Lena Hofmann (RV Viktoria Wombach)0:13:50
20Martina Zwick (RSC Wörth 1980)0:13:51
21Annelie Gärtner (RSG Muldental Grimma)0:13:51
22Lisa Fischer (RV Elxleben)0:13:51
23Benita Wesselhoeft (MC Pirate)0:13:52
24Ina-Yoko Teutenberg (Specialized Lululemon)0:13:56
25Madeleine Sandig (LKT Team Brandenburg)0:13:58
26Daniela Gass (Team Abus Nutrixxion)0:32:13
27Janine Bubner (RSV Werner Otto Berlin)0:32:13
28Christina Koep (RC Staubwolke Quadrath)0:32:14
29Manuela Haverkamp-Roisch (RG BSV Hamburg)0:32:15
30Luisa Beck (RSC Kelheim)0:32:15
31Annabell Öschger (RSC Friesenheim)0:32:15
32Dorothee Lorch (VC Hohentwiel Singen)0:32:15
33Marie-Therese Ludwig (SSV Gera 1990)0:32:15
34Magdalena Weigl (RV Sturmvogel München 1952)0:32:15
35Ariane Horbach (RIG Saar Saarbrücken)0:32:16
36Melanie Wotsch (Bike Sport Ansbach)0:32:17
37Juliane Straub (KJV Rügen Die Nordlichter)0:32:17
38Jasmin Rebmann (RV Wald-Heil Stegen)0:32:17
39Jana Schemmer (RSV Unna 1968)0:32:18
40Tina Heizmann (Polizei-SV Berlin)0:32:18
41Lisa Poller (RK Endspurt 09 Cottbus)0:32:19
42Johanna Badmann (RSV Wanderlust Ebringen)0:32:20
43Gunda Häußler (RSV Stuttgart-Vaihingen 1901)0:32:22
44Yvonne Fiedler (Team Abus-Nutrixxion)0:32:24
45Katharina Fischer (RSC Sachsenblitz Burgstädt)0:32:24
46Xenia Hoyer (RSV Braunschweig 1923)0:32:27
47Lydia Wegemund (Schöneberger RV Iduna)0:32:32
48Sabine Fischer (RIG Saar Saarbrücken)0:32:53
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