Christopher Bartsch

Christopher Bartsch ( born August 6, 1979 in Hamburg ) is a German curler.

Bartsch took between 1997 and 2001 three times at the Junior World Championships in part, as the best result he reached it a fourth place in 1998. During the next season, the team managed the Curling Club Hamburg, the Bartsch belonged, not to qualify for international tournaments. There Germany was mostly represented by the CC feet to the skip Andreas Kapp. When he withdrew from the Curling sport after the World Cup 2011, filled the CC Hamburg in the blank: The possibility raised by John years team, which consisted next Bartsch from Felix Schulze, Peter Rickmers and Sven Goldemann, qualified for the European Championship 2011 and finished there in seventh. 2012 failed internal qualification for the European Championship, instead the new Füssen team started to Andreas Lang, but increased as the Penultimate EM in the B group from. In order to still have the option on a place at the 2014 Olympics, the CC Hamburg B- European Championship first had to decide for yourself and then take the middle of December 2013 in a qualifying tournament in Füssen in winter 2013/14. In this tournament, the Hamburg team indeed lost the first two games, but then won the remaining six matches including the final and thus managed to qualify for the Winter Games in Sochi.

In addition to the curling sport, Bartsch exerts as an amateur, the Hamburg working in a men's fashion store. He also commented together with Ulrich Kapp and Daniel Herberg curling games on the sports channel Euro Sport. Bartsch is married and has a son.