Carsten Wolf

1982 Carsten Wolf junior world champion in the individual pursuit. In the following years, the driver of the SC Dynamo Berlin was able to achieve more podium places in the GDR as well as world championships, primarily in the team pursuit and the points race. 1988 Carsten Wolf won with the GDR train of four (Dirk Meier, Roland Hennig and Steffen Bloch joke) a silver medal at the Seoul Olympics, for which he was awarded the Patriotic Order of Merit in silver. In 1984 he received the Patriotic Order of Merit in gold. In 1989 the East German quartet ( Bloch wit, Thomas Liese, Guido Fulst ) was world champion.

But even on the road wolf had successes, he was second in the 1988 Rating Olympia's Tour in the Netherlands. In 1989 he won the Tour of Lower Saxony. After reunification Carsten Wolf moved increasingly to roads as well as six-day race. He started at 77 six-day races, four of which he won (1994 in Cologne and Zurich with Urs Freuler in 1997 in Bremen and Stuttgart with Andreas Kappes ). In 1996 he took together with Kappes at the track world championships 3rd place in a two - team driving; the following year the two athletes together German masters were in the same discipline.

1999 Carsten Wolf was tested positive for doping after he was noticed as early as 1995. Then he ended his active career.