Gesa Felicitas Krause wants to make her sporting future flexible – between train and road. After her seventh place in the World Cup final over 3000 m obstacle in Tokyo, the 33-year-old announced that I will continue her career: “I will continue, I will not stop.”
In the future, however, she will need something that excites me where I can get better, “said the former European champion – and there are many competitive athletes who show that the train and the street can be combined:” I have already driven a bit of two tracks this year and I think I see my future too. “
You couldn’t say yet whether she would take part in Los Angeles in Los Angeles or again in a World Cup race over 3000 m of obstacle.
An European Championship start in Birmingham next year seems conceivable for Krause-the best European in Tokyo. “Get a European championship again and win a medal – I can imagine that. But I think this wish has to grow again now,” she said.
In the final, Krause was unable to keep up with the high pace of the top, but stayed in the race despite a fall on the last moat. In 9: 14.27 minutes she ran to seventh place-in the seventh World Cup final of her career.