Track cycling: Home victory at the Six Day Berlin! The German duo of Roger Kluge and Theo Reinhardt secured the overall victory with a furious attack on the final day of the Berlin Six Day Race. In the final chase, the reigning Madison World Champions managed to win a lap with 13 laps to go. Defending champion Wim Stroetinga, who was leading yesterday, flew with his... read more
Track cycling: On the fifth day of the Six Day Berlin, last year's winner Wim Stroetinga and his partner Robbe Ghys took the lead for the first time. The Dutchman and the Belgian are now one lap ahead of their four pursuers. Meanwhile, sprinter Maximilian Levy – despite missing a win today – is on the verge of overall victory. The following riders have now entered the Berlin Six Day race: read more
Track cycling: Five teams are still in the clear round at the Six Day Berlin. The top four duos are separated by just ten points. Danes Marc Hester and Jesper Mørkøv have regained the lead. Maximilian Levy, on the other hand, has further extended his lead in the sprinters' category. However, he had to admit defeat in two of three competitions today... read more
Track cycling: After day 3, there was another change at the top of the Six Day Berlin. The German duo Roger Kluge and Theo Reinhardt reclaimed the lead. However, it remains exciting, as four more teams are still in the clear round. Six Day Berlin: Five teams in the clear round. Back at the top: Roger Kluge and Theo Reinhardt... read more
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
