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
Cycling: The four-track tour, which stopped in Singen, Oberhausen, Öschelbronn, and Dudenhofen, was dominated by the Irschenberg-based Maloja Pushbiker team. Andreas Graf and his Austrian partner Andreas Müller (Gebrüder Weiß) ultimately secured victory. It was a first for both of them. Graf and Müller had already secured the … read more
With her third title at the Track World Championships, Kristina Vogel not only secured a historic hat trick, but also became the most successful athlete at the championships. After already securing the rainbow stripes in the team sprint with her partner Miriam Welte, she also won the sprint. This automatically made her the favorite for... read more
Welcome to the Grand Finale. The sold-out Velodrome watched the world-class boards with excitement last night. The Berlin stadium once again hosted a showdown of the giants. Leif Lampater and Jasper de Buyst started the sixth and final race as the leaders. However, they initially suspected that they would only finish second... read more
The 2013/2014 Track World Cup kicked off in Manchester at the beginning of November. At the only European stop of the series, the German sprinters, in particular, were in top form. Maximilian Levy and Robert Förstemann in the men's race, as well as Kristina Vogel in the women's race, were in impressive form. The real highlight, however, came from the... read more
