That meant six German representatives earning the places on offer for winners to compete in the IBSF World Championships in St. Moritz from January 23 to February 5.

The four-man bobsleigh piloted by Nico Semmler led a clean sweep of home medals.

Semmler, supported by Marvin Paul, Oliver Peschk and Rupert Schenk, finished 0.15sec clear of the bob steered by Adam Ammour and 0.31 ahead of the quartet steered by Maximilian Illmann.

Pilot Maureen Zimmer and push athlete Lauryn Siebert won the two-woman bobsleigh for Germany, finishing 0.85sec ahead of compatriots Lena Boehmer and Leonie Kluwig, with bronze going to team-mates Charlotte Candrix and Cythia Kwofie at +0.92.

 Zimmer also made a successful defence of her title in women's monobob from fellow Germans Charlotte Candrix and Diana Filipszki.

In two-man bobsleigh, Ammour and Benedikt Hertel finished ahead of team-mates Semmler and Peschk in second and Illmann and Henrik Proske on third.

Germany’s Olympic champion Hannah Neise and team-mate Cedric Renner won the respective women's and men's skeleton titles.

On her home track, Neise claimed her second junior world title after her success in 2021.

Silver and bronze went to Britain's Tabitha Stoecker, 0.45sec back, and Freya Tarbit 0.56 back.

Renner, the 2021 Europe Cup overall winner, finished 0.06sec ahead of Rasmus Johansen of Denmark.

Germany's Youth Olympic champion Lukas Nydegger, winner of the first run, finished third at +0.25.