Track Cycling News / Open to Everyone: As part of the 56th Six Days Bremen from January 9th to 14th, 2020, there will once again be an open competition. For the fifth time, amateur track cyclists can compete in YOUR RACE at the ÖVB Arena in front of a large audience. The qualification phase for this special event starts on August 23rd. From January 9th to 14th, the ÖVB Arena will host… read more
Track cycling: So it's true! In the end, favorites Kenny De Ketele and Theo Reinhardt prevailed at the 2018 Bremen Six Days. In one of the most exciting six-day races of all time, the final meters had to decide the outcome. Sprinter René Enders also crowned his career finale with a victory. Five teams before the final race in the clean sheet. What a thrilling… read more
Track cycling: Achim Burkart and Yoeri Havik have reclaimed the lead at the Bremen Six Days ahead of the final. However, the German-Dutch duo can't afford to be complacent. Their lead is a mere two points – and that's with one day to go. Anything from 1 to 5 is still possible. The Bremen Six Days are truly delivering for the spectators… read more
Track cycling: Normally, the wheat is separated from the chaff as a six-day race progresses. But at the Six Days Bremen, things seem to be a little different. The race is getting more exciting every day. While yesterday – with four teams in the zero-point round – we were saying it couldn't get any more exciting, after day four, five teams are in the... read more
Track cycling: The Bremen Six Days couldn't be more exciting. After day 3 of the six-day race, four teams are tied for first place. The favored duo of Kenny De Ketele and Theo Reinhardt have taken the lead for the first time. Leif Lampater and Lucas Liß also had good news to report. The riders, who were neutralized the previous day, regained their form today… read more
