Skeleton Champion Tina Hermann Retires from Competitive Sports

The seven-time world champion bids farewell to skeleton racing but remains committed to supporting the sport.

Tina Hermann, at 32, has announced her retirement from professional skeleton racing after a successful career.
Hermann has won seven gold and two silver medals at World Championships, along with two overall World Cup titles.
She expressed gratitude for the opportunities and friendships gained through her skeleton career.
Hermann plans to stay connected to the sport, working with the German Federal Police and at a sports school in Bad Endorf.
Her decision marks the end of an era for the German skeleton team, where she was a key figure.