Track cycling: After the thrilling Bremen Six-Day Race, the SIX DAY BERLIN is shaping up to be a heart-stopping finale. After the fifth night, five teams are still in the clear. There has been another change of lead. Now, the top favorites Moreno De Pauw and Kenny De Ketele are back in the lead – albeit by a measly two points. In the men's sprint, the two... read more
Track cycling: Moreno De Pauw and Kenny De Ketele have taken the lead at SIX DAY BERLIN. The Belgians were in fifth place after the first day, but have now overtaken all the pairs ahead of them. The Germans, on the other hand, have fallen back – but the local heroes dominate the sprint. SIX DAY BERLIN welcomes 9.100 spectators on day two of the... read more
Track cycling: There was a change of leadership on the second day of the Six Days Bremen. The duo of Wim Stroetinga/Robbe Ghys relinquished first place in the six-day race to Achim Burkart/Yoeri Havik. It was a bitter blow: three riders were eliminated. Five teams with good chances of winning – Lampater & Liß out. The 1th Six Days Bremen should bring Leif Lampater his third victory after 54 and 2009. … read more
Track cycling: The Six Days Bremen began Thursday evening in the ÖVB Arena. For the 54th time, the pros are racing in Bremen. Until Tuesday, the top track cyclists will compete against each other in the six-day race, thrilling the fans. The opening ceremony was the main focus of coverage on the first night. But then things got more sporty... read more
Track cycling: The duo of Kenny De Ketele and Moreno De Pauw finally managed to celebrate a joint victory at the Six Days in their native Belgium. They triumphed on Sunday evening with a two-lap lead ahead of Benjamin Thomas/Morgan Kneisky, Wim Stroetinga/Yoeri Havik, and Lindsay De Vylder/Robbe Ghys. @deketelekenny and @depauwmoreno rule in Ghent: 'This is what... read more
