Railroad driver Lea Sophie Friedrich has crowned her outstanding World Cup in Roubaix with a third gold medal. The 21-year-old won sovereign in the Keirin on Sunday and gave the federal government of German cyclists (BDR) the sixth World Cup title of the competitions of North France. Friedrich himself, who lagged in bed between EM and World Cup a week has an excellent balance: she won gold in the teamprint, 500-meter time trial and Keirin as well as in sprint silver behind Team Collegean Emma Hinze. Hinze and Pauline Grabosch had waived the final spray race on Sunday in the Vélodrome. Behind Friedrich Completed Mina Sato from Japan and the Russian Jana Tyschchenko the medal ranks. The German Sprint women, as in the previous year, have won all four possible gold medals in Berlin. Keirin is also referred to as a combat sprint in experts and is a discipline variant originating in Japan. Typically, six drivers go to a six-round long distance, a pacemaker, which leads the first race hal...