WM PREVIEW HEIZOMAT TEAM P/B KLOSTER KITCHEN
From February 3 to 5, the Cyclo-Cross World Championships will take place in Hoogerheide, the Netherlands. The Federation of German Cyclists (BDR) has nominated the new German Elite Champion, Judith Krahl, and the new German U23 Champion, Hannes Degenkolb, from the Franconian Team Heizomat p/b Kloster Kitchen for this event. Judith Krahl, the 3-time German champion in the U23 will start at the World Championships for the last time in the U23, before she competes exclusively elite competitions in the future.
Krahl and Degenkolb had sovereignly won the German championship titles in their respective classes at the German championships in mid-January in Munich's Olympiapark.
Judith Krahl during the German championship
Furthermore, from Team Heizomat p/b Kloster Kitchen Lukas Herrmann (U23) and Max Oertzen (U19) from Hamburg are nominated for the World Championships. In addition, Lars Sommer (U23), will be sent by the Swiss cycling federation to the start in Hoogerheide.
In the Netherlands, up to 30,000 spectators follow the big cyclocross races live on site. There, cyclocross is a spectacle with the character of a folk festival. The short circuit of just under three kilometers is marked out on a relatively small area, and the spectators are always right in the middle of it, while the riders repeatedly pass or run by, or even carry the cyclo-crosser up hills or stairs with their shoulders.
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