Der Traum a Ulmer Ruderin von Olympia lebt

The German rearguard with Ulmerin Harriet Wappler-Niemeyer and Bord found the largest part of the tattoo and the final of the U-23-Weltmeisterschaft in a bronze medal on the Martindale-Pond at St. Catherines in Canada. Gold went to Great Britain, silver to the USA.

Great Britain is the WM Sieg

A war against the achievements of the podium place not. In an ebenso hearts like narrow final Wappler-Niemeyer and his colleagues must give everything. “We knew even when we were in the ring that we could continue a perfect race” said the Ulmerin after the victory. When the US boat came up with the win of 26 hundertstel for the German delay and damned silver hollow, the war was bitter for the sympathetic crew members, on the podium things went wrong quickly. “A small piece of luck is getting longer and longer, and that stays in the United States. We have won everything and thus won bronze and lost no silver”, according to the analysis of the 22 years. It is worth exploring the boat from Great Britain, the United States and Germany now with a few meters, between Australia, Romania and Italy to give a long hint of three layers. “We have come away well from the start and quickly found ourselves in our grim shelling. So it is the Boatsgeschwindigkeit how you can stop”, says Wappler-Niemeyer. In the following years, the young woman from the interior has started a long war, in Germany or the American direction silver. With a handsome long length you can get the British out of the Sieg. The title representatives from the USA come from the Ziellinie in Germany. Under the stroke Wappler-Niemeyer could see a positive point: “The British have a strong Leistung abgeliefert and the title deserves. If you are at the high level, it is extremely extreme, that could happen. ”

The U-23 Bronze Medal will be used for the Ulmere one of the most important events on his new sports path during the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles. Zunächst is for the 22-year-old a smaller Urlaub, the work he does, where he wants to start in just four years with high performance: in California.