Track News: There had been silence surrounding Olympic track champion Kristina Vogel following her serious accident two months ago. In an interview with Der Spiegel magazine, she now breaks her silence. Unfortunately, her back injuries were so severe that the 27-year-old was left paralyzed. On June 26, during a training ride on the cycling track in... read more
Track cycling: The SIX DAY BERLIN has begun. The pros are once again racing in the world's most frequently contested six-day race. The 107th Berlin Six Days began on Thursday evening. The fastest sprinters and the best duos in the SIX DAY SERIES will compete at the Velodrome on Landsberger Allee until Tuesday. Also on show at the opening event were... 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
Cycling: The 2015/2016 Track Cycling World Cup will again consist of three races. Cali, Colombia, the final stop of the 2014/2015 Track Cycling World Cup, will be the host city. London is also confirmed as a venue on the track cycling calendar, but not as part of the World Cup. The first race of the 2015/2016 Track Cycling World Cup will take place from October 30 to 1... read more
Cycling: On the final day of the Track Cycling World Cup in London, Kristina Vogel from Erfurt once again demonstrated her excellent form. The silver medal also means first place for the BDR team in the national rankings. In the keirin, only China's Shuang Guo was faster than the multiple world champion. Second place was the... read more
