The German bobsleigh pilots also lived up to their role as favorites at the end of the Olympic Winter Games in China.
As in the two-man bobsleigh, Francesco Friedrich also won in the four-man bobsleigh ahead of Johannes Lochner.
The German alpine ski team celebrated silver in the team competition.
After all 109 decisions in Beijing, Germany is second in the national rankings, at least right after the games are over.
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Since the statute of limitations for doping offenses only expires after ten years, the ranking can change due to positive follow-up tests up to February 21, 2032.
Superiority:
Francesco Friedrich made bobsleigh history and was the first pilot to win Olympic double gold for the second time.
After winning the 2-man bobsleigh, the 31-year-old also triumphed in the big sled at the Beijing Winter Games on Sunday, repeating his two gold medals from Pyeongchang four years ago.
Johannes Lochner from Berchtesgaden took second place in the Sliding Center Yanqing, Christoph Hafer finished fourth behind Canadian Justin Kripps.
Silver End:
The previously unlucky German ski racers won silver in the mixed team competition on the final day of the Olympic Winter Games in China.
In the final on Sunday they lost to Austria with a score of 2:2 in the addition of the best times.
Emma Aicher, Lena Dürr, Alexander Schmid, Linus Straßer and Julian Rauchfuss won Germany's first alpine medal at the Olympics in eight years.
Number two:
The German team finished the Olympic Winter Games in Beijing in second place in the medal table.
With twelve gold, ten silver and five bronze medals, the athletes from Germany were only behind Norway (16/8/13).
Third place went to hosts China with nine golds, four silvers and two bronzes.
The 16 gold medals of the Scandinavians mean a Winter Games record, previously Norway and Germany held the record with 14 Olympic victories four years ago in Pyeongchang.
Cross-country skiing festival:
Top favorite Therese Johaug won the gold medal in the last cross-country skiing race at the Olympic Winter Games in China.
The 33-year-old Norwegian prevailed over 30 kilometers in freezing cold and stormy Zhangjiakou on Sunday ahead of Jessica Diggins from the USA and Kerttu Niskanen from Finland.
For Johaug it was the third gold medal at these games and the fourth Olympic victory of his career.
Victoria Carl finished twelfth and was the best German.
Antonia Fräbel was 19th, Pia Fink was 25th.
Curl Britannia:
The curling women from Great Britain have won Olympic gold for the second time.
20 years after the Olympic victory in Salt Lake City, Skip Eve Muirhead's team beat Japan 10:3 in the final in Beijing on Sunday.
The Swedes had secured bronze the day before by beating Switzerland 9:7.
Positive:
A new corona infection was found at the Winter Olympics in Beijing.
The case emerged Saturday in the sealed-off bubble among athletes and team members, organizers reported on Sunday's closing day.
Almost 67,000 tests were carried out.
No infections were discovered on Friday.
A total of 437 cases have been identified since travel to the Winter Games began on January 23.