Schlagwort-Archive: Team Lotto – Kernhaus

Rad-Bundesliga: Alex Tarlton gewinnt Sauerländer Bergpreis vor Joe Adamietz

Wenholthausen (rad-net) – Alexander Tarlton (Lotto-Kern Haus) war beim letzten Rennen der «Müller – Die lila Logistik Rad-Bundesliga» der Männer im Rahmen des Sauerländer Bergpreises am schnellsten. Im Zweierspurt setzte er sich gegen Johannes Adamietz (Saris-Rouvy Sauerland) durch. Beide sicherten sich damit auch die DM-Titel am Berg in der U23- beziehungsweise Elite-Klasse.

In der vierten von zehn 12,2-Kilometer-Runden hatten sich Tarlton und Adamietz aus dem Feld abgesetzt. Schnell hatte das Duo rund eine Minute Vorsprung. Dann löste sich eine dreiköpfige Verfolgergruppe mit Moritz Kretschy (rad-net ROSE Team), Roman Duckert (Dauner-Akkon) und Anton Schiffer, die jedoch den Anschluss nach vorne nicht mehr herstellen konnte.

Auf den letzten zwölf Kilometern wurde es spannend. Während Tarlton und Adamietz sicher den Sieg unter sich ausmachten, attackierte aus dem Hauptfeld noch einmal Jan Hugger (Lotto-Kern Haus) und schloss zum Verfolgertrio auf. Kurz darauf beschleunigte er noch einmal und setzte sich gemeinsam mit Duckert ab. Im Spurt um Platz drei war Hugger dann auch der Schnellere.

Während Tarlton vor Adamietz und Hugger das Bundesligarennen gewann, sicherte sich Tarlton die U23-Berg-DM vor Duckert und Kretschy und verteidigte damit seinen im Vorjahr errungenen Titel.

In der Elite-Klasse gewann Adamietz vor Hugger und Tobias Nolde (P&S Benotti).


Photos by Plomi

Als Tagessiebter hatte Jon Knolle keine Mühe, trotz des dritten Platzes von Hugger seine Führung verteidigen. Mit 1131 Punkten konnte er die «Müller – Die lila Logistik Rad-Bundesliga» 2022 der Männer gewinnen. Hugger belegte mit 1092 Zählern den zweiten Rang, gefolgt von Adamietz, der insgesamt 938 Punkte sammelte. Die Mannschaftswertung entschied Saris-Rouvy Sauerland für sich und in der Berg- beziehungsweise Sprintwertung hatten die Stockman-Zwillinge Michiel und Abram die Nase vorn. Von der Spitze der Nachwuchswertung ließ sich Gabriel Grozev (SchnelleStelle) nicht mehr verdrängen und als bestere Amateurfahrer wurde Sven Thurau (Sportforum-MyFitness Apotheke) geehrt.

Quelle: www.rad-net.de

Kim Heiduk (Lotto-Kernhaus) wechselt in die World Tour zum Team Ineos Grenadiers in 2022

German under-23 national road race champion joins the team from January 2022


Photo by Plomi

The INEOS Grenadiers are delighted to confirm the signing of the German under 23 national road race champion Kim Heiduk.

Heiduk, 21, has spent three years with Team Lotto – Kern Hause and enjoyed some impressive results across 2021, catching the eye of the team.
The neo-pro has signed a two-year deal with the team and can’t wait to get started and continue his development as a rider.
He said: “As soon as I heard about INEOS’ interest, I knew it was the right team for me. It was an incredible feeling. I’m delighted to become a Grenadier.
“I’m a very disciplined rider and I’m focused on what I need to improve over the next two years. I believe I can be good in the Classics and I’ve had a lot of fun in those races. I see myself as a pretty good sprinter but I don’t know where I’ll be with the pros. It’s not very easy to win a race solo, so it’s good to have a sprint!
“I can’t wait to experience lots of different races next year. It will be all about discovery and development.”

INEOS Grenadiers Deputy Team Principal Rod Ellingworth said: “Kim had an impressive start to 2021 and all of our interactions with him have been extremely positive. He’s determined to learn and improve and he’s starting his professional career from a great place. We’re excited to see him push on next year and adapt to life as a Grenadier.”
Heiduk raced to the under 23 German road race title in May and enjoyed further impressive results in the opening part of the season, at the Tour of Rhodes, Tour d’eure-et-Loir and Orlen Nations Grand Prix.
“The first part of my year was very good,” explained Kim. “In all of my races, I feel that I had good results or did a good job for the team. But the second half has been tough – I crashed in Tour de l’Avenir and after a few days off, I got back into racing at the Deutschland Tour, but the legs weren’t quite there as I hoped. I then had a training accident with a car and a week before the worlds the doctor said my shoulder was still not ready to compete. Mentally, that was quite hard, but I’ve put that behind me now and am enjoying my end to the season.”
Before signing his deal, Heiduk went for a training ride with the Grenadiers Development Sports Director Christian Knees in their native Germany. The pair have struck up a good relationship which has helped Kim integrate into the team.
“The first ride with Christian was great and we spoke a lot. He lives a few hours away from me so we’ve not been able to ride together much since but we’ve spoken a lot – we have contact nearly every day. I feel really comfortable and have nothing but good feelings about joining the team.”
Heiduk is also very thankful to Lotto – Kern Hause for their support over the last three years. “I was with the team for three seasons and I was very happy. They helped me feel confident and it was the right team for my development. I now feel the same about this next step and I can’t wait to start.”

Orlen Nations Grand Prix – Etappe 2

Białystok – Białystok

1 VAN DEN BERG Marijn NED NETHERLANDS 02:33:49
2 HEIDUK Kim Alexander GER GERMANY 00:00
3 VAN DIJKE Mick NED NETHERLANDS 00:00
4 GUDMESTAD Tord NOR NORWAY 00:00
5 SYRITSA Gleb RUS RUSSIAN FEDERATION 00:00
6 ŤOUPALÍK Jakub CZE CZECH REPUBLIC 00:00
7 BITTNER Pavel CZE CZECH REPUBLIC 00:00
8 PLUIMERS Rick NED NETHERLANDS 00:00
9 SØGAARD Kasper Viberg DEN DENMARK 00:03
10 HEßMANN Michel GER GERMANY 00:06

Endstand:
1 VAN DEN BERG Marijn NED NETHERLANDS 05:32:40
2 HEIDUK Kim Alexander GER GERMANY 00:08
3 BITTNER Pavel CZE CZECH REPUBLIC 00:16
4 VAN DIJKE Mick NED NETHERLANDS 00:16
5 GUDMESTAD Tord NOR NORWAY 00:20
6 ŤOUPALÍK Jakub CZE CZECH REPUBLIC 00:20
7 PLUIMERS Rick NED NETHERLANDS 00:25
8 HEßMANN Michel GER GERMANY 00:31
9 VAN UDEN Casper NED NETHERLANDS 00:37
10 SYRITSA Gleb RUS RUSSIAN FEDERATION 00:45

Tour d’Eure-et-Loir – FRA

2. Etappe: Courville-Sur-Eure – Dreux – 187 Km

1 LAMPERTI Luke USA TRINITY RACING 04:16:14 43,60
2 KIELICH Timo BEL ALPECIN-FENIX DEVELOPMENT TEAM 00:00
3 PAGE Hugo FRA GROUPAMA – FDJ 00:00
4 PENHOET Paul FRA GROUPAMA – FDJ 00:00
5 JARNET Maxime FRA VELO CLUB VILLEFRANCHE BEAUJOLAIS 00:00
6 VAN DER POEL David NED ALPECIN-FENIX DEVELOPMENT TEAM 00:00
7 FROIDEVAUX Robin SUI SWISS RACING ACADEMY 00:00
8 TURNER Ben GBR TRINITY RACING 00:00
9 PITHIE Laurence NZL GROUPAMA – FDJ 00:00
10 DUJARDIN Sandy FRA VENDÉE U 00:00
11 SEXTON Tom NZL BLACK SPOKE PRO CYCLING ACADEMY 00:00
12 HEIDUK Kim Alexander GER TEAM LOTTO – KERN HAUS 00:00

Gesamtstand:
1 HEIDUK Kim Alexander GER TEAM LOTTO – KERN HAUS 07:05:48
2 PENHOET Paul FRA GROUPAMA – FDJ 00:04
3 KIELICH Timo BEL ALPECIN-FENIX DEVELOPMENT TEAM 00:04
4 PAGE Hugo FRA GROUPAMA – FDJ 00:06
5 FROIDEVAUX Robin SUI SWISS RACING ACADEMY 00:08