Cycling: Tomorrow's the day: The world's oldest six-day race welcomes its cycling-enthusiastic spectators for the 106th time. Among those competing at the Berlin Velodrome will be last year's Belgian winners Kenny De Ketele and Moreno de Pauw, as well as the German winning duo from two years ago: Leif Lampater and Marcel Kalz. Many spectators are expected at the Berlin Velodrome… read more
It's starting again. Tomorrow, Thursday, the starting gun will fire at the Berlin Velodrome for the 103rd edition of the Berlin Six-Day Race. German football legends Franz Beckenbauer and Uwe Seeler will jointly send the top-class field of riders onto the wooden oval of the Velodrome, opening the oldest Six-Day Race in the world. About a month before the… read more
Just a few days ago, the organizers of the Berlin Six Day Race announced the participation of the reigning world champions in the two-person team pursuit, Morgan Kneisky and Vivien Brisse. [Link] Now, the next top-class riders who will be competing at the velodrome have also been confirmed. The reigning world champions, David Muntaner and Albert Torres of Spain, will also be there… read more
