Cycling Legend Michael Hübner Passes Away at 65

The seven-time world champion was a pivotal figure in German track cycling during the 1990s.

Michael Hübner, a celebrated track cyclist from Chemnitz, Germany, died at the age of 65.
Hübner was renowned for his achievements in the 1990s, securing seven world championship titles.
Despite never competing in the Olympics, he was a key figure in popularizing sprint cycling in Germany.
After retiring in 1997, Hübner served as the sports director for Theed Projekt Cycling until 2022.
He is remembered for his contributions to the sport and his mentorship to future cycling talents.