Levy misses Keirin Sensation - no medal for gauze - kick

Maximilian Levy missed a crowning end of his Olympic career, Emma Hinze sprinted instead of the succession of Kristina bird only in fourth place. The German railway asses were exercised on the last day of the Olympic competitions in the Velodrom of IZU empty and thus remained behind the expectations in the final bill. The gold of the women's foursper and silver in the teamprint of Hinze and Lea Sophie Friedrich ultimately stand in the balance of summer games.

At the wooden west of the Olympia city of Tokyo on Sunday, it would have been historical. Levy had reached the Keirin final after strong appearances and thus sparked delicate hopes for the greatest success of his career in his last Olympic race. But in the final of the fighting principle, Levy had to be satisfied with six place. The Briton Jason Kenny surprised the competition with a tear attempt and celebrated his seventh Olympic victory. Kenny rose to the most successful British Olympic Olympics - he has a gold medal more than Sir Chris Hoy.

"There's nothing left to me. For Kenny, it's running, he's wins and we'll get dirty. It's annoying, but I did not expect the grand finale," Levy said in the ARD. "For me it went to the reserve and it was very cool, as I fought well." It always leans to fight, Stressed Levy. "Actually, I wanted to stop Rio in 2016. But you always have to fight, you can lose, but give up."

Hinze's gold dream bursts

Beaten: Emma Hinze. AFP Via Getty Images

Gold had dreamed in the sprint. However, the world champion lost her semi-final against the later Olympic champion Kelsey Mitchell from Canada in three runs and thus missed the succession of Rio winner Kristina Vogel commented in ZDF. "Emma is an insane young and talented girl. She can come back in Paris in three years and do it differently," bird said.

In the small final, the air was then the air at Hinze. Against Lee Wai-Sze from Hong Kong lost the 23-year-old Cottbusin both runs clearly clearly. The short recreational breaks also paused Levy. "Since the world association has to come up with something. Emma has probably cost the medal," said the 34-year-old.

Until the semi-final, Levy had gotten better almost on run, even though he had already lusted about the fatigue. Even from ancient rivals, there was an encouraging news for Levy before the end of the end, which assumed the role as an outsider. "If you are clearly inferior, you have to come up with what. My old opponent Chris Hoy wrote to me: 'Great that you are still, old fox," Levy reported.

In Keirin he celebrated the greatest achievements of his career. In London 2012, he had to leave in an exciting final just close to the Great British Hoy and took silver home. In 2009, he took the World Cup title, for three wins at the EM (2013, 2017, 2020) came. In Japan, the four-time Olympia participants had previously earned two fifth places in the teamprint and sprint.

The German medal winners of TokyoMaximilian Levy missed a crowningg end of his Olympic career, Emma Hinze sprinted instead of the succession of Kristina bird only in fourth place. The German railway asses were exercised on the last day of the Olympic competitions in the Velodrom of IZU empty and thus remained behind the expectations in the final bill. The gold of the women's foursper and silver in the teamprint of Hinze and Lea Sophie Friedrich ultimately stand in the balance of summer games.

At the wooden west of the Olympia city of Tokyo on Sunday, it would have been historical. Levy had reached the Keirin final after strong appearances and thus sparked delicate hopes for the greatest success of his career in his last Olympic race. But in the final of the fighting principle, Levy had to be satisfied with six place. The Briton Jason Kenny surprised the competition with a tear attempt and celebrated his seventh Olympic victory. Kenny rose to the most successful British Olympic Olympics - he has a gold medal more than Sir Chris Hoy.

"There's nothing left to me. For Kenny, it's running, he's wins and we'll get dirty. It's annoying, but I did not expect the grand finale," Levy said in the ARD. "For me it went to the reserve and it was very cool, as I fought well." It always leans to fight, Stressed Levy. "Actually, I wanted to stop Rio in 2016. But you always have to fight, you can lose, but give up."

Hinze's gold dream bursts

Beaten: Emma Hinze. AFP Via Getty Images

Gold had dreamed in the sprint. However, the world champion lost her semi-final against the later Olympic champion Kelsey Mitchell from Canada in three runs and thus missed the succession of Rio winner Kristina Vogel commented in ZDF. "Emma is an insane young and talented girl. She can come back in Paris in three years and do it differently," bird said.

In the small final, the air was then the air at Hinze. Against Lee Wai-Sze from Hong Kong lost the 23-year-old Cottbusin both runs clearly clearly. The short recreational breaks also paused Levy. "Since the world association has to come up with something. Emma has probably cost the medal," said the 34-year-old.

Until the semi-final, Levy had gotten better almost on run, even though he had already lusted about the fatigue. Even from ancient rivals, there was an encouraging news for Levy before the end of the end, which assumed the role as an outsider. "If you are clearly inferior, you have to come up with what. My old opponent Chris Hoy wrote to me: 'Great that you are still, old fox," Levy reported.

In Keirin he celebrated the greatest achievements of his career. In London 2012, he had to leave in an exciting final just close to the Great British Hoy and took silver home. In 2009, he took the World Cup title, for three wins at the EM (2013, 2017, 2020) came. In Japan, the four-time Olympia participants had previously earned two fifth places in the teamprint and sprint.

The German medal winners of Tokyo