Emma Hinze celebrates comeback: Big cycling event in Cottbus!

Emma Hinze celebrates comeback: Big cycling event in Cottbus!

Large excitement in Cottbus! The city is on Friday, June 19, 2025, the scene of the 34th Grand Prize of Germany, where the well -known cyclist Emma Hinze gives her comeback after a nine -month competition break. The eight -time world champion and bronze medalist from Paris seems ready to start fully on her home track. Only the Olympic Games in Tokyo, where Hinze took an excellent third place in the team sprint, they could hold their comeback. According to Borkener Zeitung , this competition served as an important location for you.

Emma Hinze has already made a name for itself in the past. She not only won the Grand Prix of the Sprinter once, but three times in a row and now wants to defend her title. She meets strong competition-including the incumbent sprint world champion Emma Finucane from Great Britain and Vice World Champion Hetty van den Wouw from the Netherlands. The Olympic runner-up Lea Sophie Friedrich will also be represented on the cycle track. Four of the top six cyclists from Olympia are in Cottbus, which makes the competition exciting.

Fast guys on the bike

The men's competition also promises gripping races. Here Harrie Lavreysen, the five-time Olympic champion and 16 times world champion from the Netherlands, will pedal. He will have to assert himself against strong colleagues, including Jeffrey Hoogland, Mateusz Rudyk and Sebastien Vigier. rbb24 reported that the sprint tournament of the men has offered exciting moments in recent years, and this time the spectators can go on a spectacle again hope.

On Friday, the sprint competitions will be held before the cyclists demonstrate their skills on Saturday in the Keirin races. These two days are a perfect preparation for the German championships, which should take place in Dudenhofen from July 2 to July 6th. Before the upcoming competition, the athletes of the German national team want to test their driving technology and shape.

A look at the big stage: Olympics

Emma Hinze has not only developed an excellent reputation at national, but also at an international level. At the Olympic Games in Tokyo, cycling was one of the central disciplines. Medals were distributed in numerous competitions, from sprint to team tracking to the Keirin. As tz.de received for its outstanding achievements in the history of Radsports no less than 51 medals, which speaks for an impressive balance.

The audience in Cottbus can look forward to exciting races in which the best athletes in the world can prove themselves again. The comeback from Emma Hinze combines local heroism with international flair - a profit for the whole region!