Martin Reimer

Martin Reimer ( born June 14, 1987 in Cottbus ) is a German racing cyclist.

Martin Reimer 2006 was second in the one-day races Cottbus Cottbus Görlitz. The following year he won the Tour de Berlin in second place on a part. He was also on the train German Vice Champion in the Team Pursuit of the elite class. In the German U23 Championship 2008 in Lorsch he won the road race.

From 2009 he drove for the Swiss Cervélo TestTeam and was in Cottbus surprisingly German champion in the road race of the elite. He changed the resolution of the Cervélo Test Team in 2011 to the Dutch cycling team Argos - Shimano. Since he received a new contract for the year 2012 due to lack of success, he declared in November 2011 that he will retire from cycling. In 2013 he returns to the sport of cycling back as part of the South African team MTN Qhubeka, in which Jens Zemke and Thomas Campana, former members of the Cervélo Test Team in management work.

Achievements

  • German Champion - Road Race ( U23 )

Team

  • LKT Team Brandenburg 2008
  • 2009 Cervélo TestTeam
  • 2010 Cervélo TestTeam
  • 2011 Skil- Shimano
  • 2013 MTN Qhubeka
Giant-Shimano Erich Bautz Rolf Wolfshohl Dietrich Thurau Gregor Braun Falk Boden Jens Heppner Christian Henn Jan Ullrich Erik Zabel Rolf Aldag Danilo Hondo Gerald Ciolek Fabian Wegmann Christian Knees Robert Wagner (cyclist)
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