Track cycling: Dominance at the Six Day Berlin. While Maximilian Levy continues to dominate the sprint competitions, the two Danes Trine Schmidt and Julie Leth leave nothing to chance in the women's race. Things are more exciting in the men's race: After Day 2, two teams are still tied for the clear round. Five rivals are lurking behind them: Denmark and Austria... read more
Track cycling: The track cyclists have been back on the road at the Six Day Berlin since yesterday. After Day 1, a German duo, Roger Kluge and Theo Reinhardt, are in the lead in the capital. However, seven other teams are also in the clear. The six-day race opened with a starting gun from Kristina Vogel. Roger Kluge & Theo Reinhardt… read more
Track cycling: The Dutch duo of Wim Stroetinga and Yoeri Havik successfully defended their title at the SIX DAY BERLIN. Last year's winners prevailed in a thrilling battle against the Belgians Moreno De Pauw and Kenny De Ketele. However, the decision was not made until the final competition of the six-day race. The German duo of Roger Kluge and Theo ... read more
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: The SIX DAY BERLIN is slowly entering its decisive phase. There was another change in the lead on Sunday. Belgians Moreno De Pauw and Kenny De Ketele weren't having a good day, allowing the Dutchmen Wim Stroetinga and Yoeri Havik to retake the lead. Stefan Bötticher remains in the lead in the men's sprint discipline,... read more
