German track cycling team wins nine medals at World Championships in Shanghai

The German track cycling team concluded the UCI Track Cycling World Championships in Shanghai with a total of nine medals, including two gold.

Pauline Grabosch secured her first individual world title in the women’s 1,000-meter time trial with a time of 1:04.572, defeating defending champion Hetty van den Wouw of the Netherlands. Teutenberg claimed gold in the men’s scratch race, marking his second world title after previously winning in the Madison.

Other notable performances included Lea Sophie Friedrich, who earned silver in the Keirin, narrowly missing gold to Alina Lysenko, and the duo of Roger Kluge and Moritz Augenstein, who took bronze in the Madison. Additional medals were earned by Lisa Klein in the individual pursuit and Tim Torn Teutenberg in the omnium.