Cycling Films: We mustn't forget track cycling among the top films. Therefore, today – on the sixth day of April – we're focusing on the Berlin Six-Day Race. In "Six Days – Six Nights," the filmmakers look back on 100 years. The documentary about the Berlin Six-Day Race is available for free. Six Days – Six Nights: Berlin celebrates 100… read more
Track cycling: Home victory at the Six Day Berlin! The German duo Roger Kluge and Theo Reinhardt secured the overall victory on the final day of the Berlin Six Day Race with a furious attack. In the final chase, the reigning Madison world champions gained a lap 13 laps from the finish. Yesterday's defending champion, Wim Stroetinga, who was leading, was thrown from his bike… 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 a lap ahead of their four pursuers. Meanwhile, sprinter Maximilian Levy – despite not winning today – is in contention for the overall victory. Newcomers to the Berlin Six Day race are… read more
Track cycling: At the Six Day Berlin, five teams remain without points. The top four duos are now separated by just ten points. The Danes Marc Hester and Jesper Mørkøv have once again reclaimed the lead. Maximilian Levy, on the other hand, has further extended his lead in the sprints. However, he had to settle for second place in two of the three competitions today… read more
Track cycling: Even after day 3 of the Six Day Berlin, there was a change at the top. The German duo Roger Kluge and Theo Reinhardt were able to reclaim the lead. However, it remains quite exciting, as four other teams are still without points. Six Day Berlin: Five teams without points. Back in the lead: Roger Kluge and Theo Reinhardt… read more
