Emma Hinze: 'I don’t intend to emulate any records, I just want to do it my way'

German track sprinter Emma Hinze lifts the lid on the high-pressure environment of the UCI Track Champions League in episode three of Back on Track — set to air on Monday 18 April. In the latest show, the league’s inaugural Sprint champion addresses the media’s natural comparisons made between her and German track cycling legend Kristina Vogel.

Multiple UCI World Champion and Olympic medalist Hinze is clear to state that whilst she has huge respect for the achievements of her fellow countrywoman, she is focused only on her own performance, saying: “I don’t intend to emulate any records, I just want to do it my way”. Ad/> Hinze’s thoughts on the topic come in the third episode of the series, set in round 2 of the league, in Panevėžys, Lithuania.

The episode begins with a visit to the apartment of Lithuanian rider Olivija Baleisyte, for a discussion on what drives her to succeed as she looks ahead to the excitement of a home crowd cheering her on. UCI Track Champions LeagueHoy: 'Every Single Athlete Has a Story Behind Them' — Back on Track Episode 207/04/2022 AT 13:18 On track, once the racing gets underway, close rivalries develop in the Men’s Endurance League as unexpected results close up the standings, while the Women’s Endurance League takes a very different turn.

Viewers visit Villareal, Spain and get to know series contender Sebastián Mora behind the scenes. The documentary series also travels to the UCI World Cycling Centre in Aigle, Switzerland to meet UCI Track Champions League riders Nicholas Paul (Trinidad & Tobago), Miriam Vece (Italy), Jaïr Tjon En Fa (Suriname) and Jai Angsuthasawit (Thailand) — all members of the UCI World Cycling Centre (WCC).