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Skiff Jeannine Gmelin wins in Lucerne and therefore the World Cup. Otherwise it's a successful Swiss day.
Jeannine Gmelin has not looked back since she finished 5th at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games. Since then, she has won every race. This is also the case at the arrival of the World Cup on the Rotsee near Lucerne.
The Swiss has long controlled the race. But on arrival, she had to bite, Irina Sanita Puspure challenged her to the last meters; Behind, there was Canadian Carling Zeeman. With this new success, Gmelin also won the World Cup for the first time.
Jeannine Gmelin wins the photo finish at Rotsee.
Keystone
Stahlberg / Röösli with a great thrust
The Rotsee also had a great Swiss day: the Swiss double with Nico Stahlberg and Roman Röösli took third place behind Poland and Germany.
The duo was still racing back to 5th place in over 2 seconds. But thanks to a fiery final sprint, both made their way in the last 500 meters
Merz / Rol with a beautiful first
Patrizia Merz and Frederique Rol also finished third in the lightweight double. The duo showed a brave start in front of the local crowd, left with the imposing Polinnen immediately.
After 1200 meters, both 25 years had to miss the New Zealand boat. But they rejected the final attack of South Africans. For Merz / Rol, it's the first place on the podium.
Delarze finishes fifth
In one of the men, Barnabas Delarze blows his way up to fifth place. The race was won by New Zealander Robert Manson in front of German Oliver Zeidler and Czech Ondrej Synek.
Posted by: SRFinfo, sportlive, 15.07.2018, 10:00 o'clock.
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