Track cycling: Belgians Iljo Keisse and Jasper De Buyst snatched victory at the Six Days Bremen. In an incredibly thrilling race, they overtook the Italian-Swiss duo Simone Consonni and Tristan Marguet on the final day. While Kirsten Wild dominated the women's omnium as expected, Lisa Klein and Lisa Brennauer can be proud of their... read more
Track News: The winter went anything but as planned for Robert Förstemann. The final blow came at the World Cup in Hong Kong, where the 2012 Olympic bronze medalist disappointed again and squandered his last chance for a spot in the Rio squad. Now the Thuringian is pulling the ripcord and ending the season after the Berlin Six-Day Race. He needs a break, says... read more
Track News: Second win of the season for the Belgian duo de Ketele/de Pauw: After the Six Days in London, the pair also celebrated yesterday evening at the Berlin Six Day Race. Even though the German chasing duo Kalz/Kluge briefly came within striking distance on the final day, the Belgians ultimately cruised home to victory. Robert Förstemann triumphed in the sprint, … read more
Track News: The Berlin Six-Day Race and its 'boss,' Reiner Schnorpfeil, can look back on a busy year since its last event. After teetering on the brink of economic collapse last spring, the long-standing race was acquired by the English Madison Group, securing its continued staging for years to come. Tonight... read more
Cycling: What do John Degenkolb, Robert Förstemann, André Greipel, Robert Wagner, and René Enders have in common? Not only are they currently among the flagships of German (track) cycling, but they also share a history with SSV Gera. We visited the cycling club and were amazed at the level of their youth work, and not least... read more
