Safe in the final - DLV sprintstaffel with outsider opportunities - Lisa Nippgen
Rebekka Haase (Wetzlar), Alexandra Burghardt (Burghausen), Tatjana Pinto (Paderborn) and final runner Gina gapsemper (Berlin), which first moved through the injury-related failure of Lisa Mayer and Lisa Nippgen in the relay formation, won her lead on Thursday morning 42,00 seconds and thus achieved the total third-best time. "The change is still a lot of air, otherwise it was an optimal start," Pinto said after the race in ZDF, which took place in the morning in the morning in Tokyo. "I thought in the block that my hands burn," said startup Haase. Jamaica with change problems The fastest in the final run, which takes place on Friday (15.30 clock MESZ), Britain (41.55) moved as the first of the first lead before the US (41,90). Favorite Jamaica, the double-Olympic champion ELAINE Thompson-Herah and spent the 100m-second Shelly-Ann Fraser-Pryce, made it into the final after the change as third in the first lead (42.15). The last German relay medal had won the GDR ...