Cycling: Tomorrow is the day: The world's oldest six-day race welcomes its cycling enthusiasts for the 106th time. Also taking part in the Berlin Velodrome will be last year's Belgian winners Kenny De Ketele & Moreno de Pauw, as well as the German winning duo from two years ago: Leif Lampater & Marcel Kalz. Many spectators will be in the Berlin Velodrome... read more
Things are turning again. Tomorrow, Thursday, the starting signal for the 103rd Berlin Six-Day Race will be given at the Berlin Velodrome. German football legends Franz Beckenbauer and Uwe Seeler will jointly send the top-class field of riders onto the Velodrome's wooden oval track and open the world's oldest Six-Day race. About a month before the... read more
Just a few days ago, the organizers of the Berlin 6-Day Race announced the participation of the reigning world champions in the two-man team race, Morgan Kneisky and Vivien Brisse. [Link] Now the next top contenders who will be competing in the Velodrome have been confirmed. Along with Spaniards David Muntaner and Albert Torres, the reigning... read more
