Strong Gold Prospects for German Women at Winter Olympics Skeleton
The German women’s skeleton team has strong gold prospects as the Winter Olympics events reach the halfway point. With two final runs scheduled for Saturday, all three German athletes have secured spots among the top four competitors.
Outstanding Performances by German Athletes
Debutant Susanne Kreher from Dresden SC is just 0.04 seconds behind leader Janine Flock from Austria. Flock set a track record in her first run, showcasing her exceptional skills.
Jacqueline Pfeifer, representing RSG Hochsauerland, is in third place, trailing the leader by 0.13 seconds. Pfeifer previously won a surprising silver medal at the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics and clinched victory in the World Cup event last November on the new Cortina track.
Pfeifer’s Second Run Insight
After encountering some issues in the upper section during her first run, Pfeifer rebounded strongly by recording a new track record in her second attempt. She expressed her thoughts on the day’s performance, stating, “The second run wasn’t perfect, but it was much better. I know I can improve further and feel relaxed about tomorrow.”
Current Standings
- 1st Place: Janine Flock (Austria) – Track Record
- 2nd Place: Susanne Kreher (Germany) – Just 0.04 seconds behind
- 3rd Place: Jacqueline Pfeifer (Germany) – 0.13 seconds behind Flock
The final runs promise to be thrilling as the German women aim for Olympic gold at the Winter Games.
