Tobogganing: Hüfner is thinking about ending his career - Geisenberger is not yet planning until 2022

Pyeongchang (SID) Luger Tatjana Hüfner is thinking about the end of her career after missing a medal at the Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang. "I have to process this first and then make a decision. There's time," said the Vancouver Olympic champion after her teammate Natalie Geisenberger's disappointing fourth place victory on ARD. At the 2022 Winter Games in Beijing, “you definitely won’t see me on the track anymore,” said the 34-year-old, something she had already announced before. Hüfner has won a complete set of medals at the Olympic Games. The eight-time world champion won bronze in Turin 2006, and after gold in Vancouver 2010, she won silver behind Geisenberger in Sochi four years ago. After her triumph in Pyeongchang, Geisenberger did not want to decide whether she would fight for her third individual Olympic gold in four years. "We'll see," she said: "I want to think from season to season. The 2019 home World Championships in Winterberg are my next goal. I want to decide for myself at some point when it's over. I can't say when that is. Im At the moment I'm having fun and I'm fit."

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Tobogganing: Hüfner is thinking about ending his career - Geisenberger is not yet planning until 2022

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