Christina Beier
Christina Beier ( born June 9, 1984 in Manila, Philippines) is a former German figure skater.
Biography
Christina Beier was born as the daughter of a Filipino mother and a German father in Manila. The mother left her husband and children. Father Siegfried Beier returned shortly after the wall came down with the children back to Germany. So Christina came at the age of 6 years to Chemnitz. Just two months after his return to Germany Siegfried Beier died in a car accident.
Christina Beier grew then raised by relatives of the father, who worked in the Chemnitz ice rink. Here they also began figure skating and was Eistänzerin. She ran with her brother William Beier. At the age of 12, she moved with her brother to Dortmund to train there with Oleg Ryjkin ice dancing, because that has not been promoted in Chemnitz in 1996. They launched since TSC Eintracht Dortmund for.
In 2002 they won the ISU Junior Grand Prix in Beijing. In 2003, the pair 5 of the Junior World Championships was.
In 2004 they changed coaches and training venue and practiced now at Martin Skotnicky in Oberstdorf. Here, they were supported by Kati Winkler.
In 2005, they were as a couple German champion in ice dancing.
Christina Beier is currently sporting a soldier in the army.
In October 2005, Christina and William Beier third at the Nebelhorn Trophy in Oberstdorf. Also in 2005 6 at Skate America.
For the Olympic Games in Turin in 2006 they were able to because of the 13th place in the 2006 European Championship will not qualify.
2008, they were again after injury lay-off German champion in ice dancing.
Christina and William broke up in 2009. She ran in the 2008 /2009 season with the Junioreneistänzer Tim Giesen. However, this couple separated at the end of the season and Christina now trained again with her brother William.
In August 2010, the couple ended his career (knee of William)
Achievements / Results
With William Beier
Olympic games
- 2010 - 18th place - Vancouver
World Championships
Junior World Championships
- 2000 - 15th place - Oberstdorf
- 2001 - did not take part
- 2002 - 11th place - Hamar
- 2003 - 5th place - Ostrava
European Championships
- 2004 - 16th place - Budapest
- 2005 - 15th place - Turin
- 2006 - 13th place - Lyon
- 2007 - did not take part, injured
- 2008 - 15th place - Zagreb
- 2010 - 15th place - Tallinn
German Championships
Other competitions
- 2002 - 1st place - Junior Grand Prix, Beijing
- 2005 - 3rd place - Nebelhorn Trophy, Oberstdorf
- 2007 - 2nd place - Nebelhorn Trophy, Oberstdorf
Swell
1950: Eva Prawitz and Horst Faber | 1951: Hella Lamprecht and Kurt Müller | 1952: Marlies Schroer and Kurt Müller | 1953: Hedwig Trauth and William Trauth | 1954: Maria Jühe and Eberhard Vitger | 1955-57: Sigrid Knake and Gunther Koch | 1958-61: Rita Pauka and Peter Kwiet | 1962-63: Helga Burkhardt Burkhardt and Hannes | 1964-67: Gabriele smoke and Rudi Matysik | 1967-73: Angelika and Erich Buck Buck | 1974: Sylvia fox and Michael fox | 1975 - 76: Christina Henke and Udo Dönsdorf | 1977: Gabriele Schäfer and Robert Dietz | 1978-80: Henriette Fröschl and Christian Steiner | 1981-82: Birgit Goller and Peter Klisch | 1983-85: Petra Born and Rainer Schönborn | 1986-88: Antonia and Ferdinand Becherer Becherer | 1989: Andrea Weppelman and Hendryk Schamberger | 1990-91: Saskia Stahler and Sven Authorsen | 1992-95: Jennifer Goolsbee and Hendryk Schamberger | 1996: Kati Winkler and René Lohse | 1997: Jennifer Goolsbee and Samuel Gesoljan | 1998-2000: Kati Winkler and René Lohse | 2001-02: Stephanie Rauer and Thomas Rauer | 2003-04: Kati Winkler and René Lohse | 2005-06: Christina Beier and William Beier | 2007 Nelli ski goose China and Alexander Gazsi | 2008: Christina Beier and William Beier | 2009: Carolina Hermann and Daniel Hermann | 2010: Christina Beier and William Beier | 2011-14 Nelli ski goose China and Alexander Gazsi
- Figure Skater ( Germany )
- German
- Olympian ( Germany )
- German master (Figure Skating)
- Born in 1984
- Woman
- Person (Manila )