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
Dear readers, my name is Jannis Peter and I'm a junior athlete with SSV Gera 1990, competing in the U19 age group this year. Below, I'd like to give you an insight into the first month, January, of my new season. For me, 2018 began with a BDR track training course that lasted from January 2nd to January 6th. There, I met... read more
Track cycling: Before the finale, Achim Burkart and Yoeri Havik have reclaimed the lead at the Six Days Bremen. However, the German-Dutch duo is far from confident. Their lead is just two points – and that's with just one day to go. Anything from 1 to 5 is possible. The Six Days Bremen truly delivers... read more
Track cycling: Normally, the longer a six-day race lasts, the better the better. But at the Six Days Bremen, things seem to be a little different. The race is getting more exciting by the day. While the day before – with four teams in the clear – we were still saying it couldn't get any more exciting, after day 4, there are five teams in the... read more
Track cycling: The Six Days Bremen could hardly be more exciting. After day 3 of the six-day race, four teams are in the clear. The favored duo 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 day before returned to their positions today. read more
