Track cycling: The Dutch duo of Wim Stroetinga and Yoeri Havik successfully defended their title at the SIX DAY BERLIN. Last year's winners prevailed in a thrilling battle against the Belgians Moreno De Pauw and Kenny De Ketele. However, the decision was not made until the final competition of the six-day race. The German duo of Roger Kluge and Theo ... read more
Track cycling: After the thrilling Bremen Six-Day Race, the SIX DAY BERLIN is shaping up to be a heart-stopping finale. After the fifth night, five teams are still in the clear. There has been another change of lead. Now, the top favorites Moreno De Pauw and Kenny De Ketele are back in the lead – albeit by a measly two points. In the men's sprint, the two... read more
Track cycling: Stefan Bötticher set another new track record on the third evening of SIX DAY BERLIN. He also reclaimed the lead in the sprint from Maximilian Levy. Moreno De Pauw and Kenny De Ketele are still in the lead. Bötticher crowns his comeback. Stefan Bötticher's comeback is truly something. On Saturday evening, he set a time of... read more
Track cycling: Moreno De Pauw and Kenny De Ketele have taken the lead at SIX DAY BERLIN. The Belgians were in fifth place after the first day, but have now overtaken all the pairs ahead of them. The Germans, on the other hand, have fallen back – but the local heroes dominate the sprint. SIX DAY BERLIN welcomes 9.100 spectators on day two of the... 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
