Reports

A crowd of around 12,000 filed into the Landsberger Allee Velodrome tonight. The large numbers continued a trend for the six days - with an estimated 70,000 coming through the doors; attendance figures are up rather than down, a good sign going forward. On the track, following Monday’s

Sundays at German Six-day races have always traditionally been ‘Family Day’ with the programme of sport and entertainment held during the afternoon rather than starting in the early evening and going long in to the night. With temperatures outside now (just) above freezing, making it a relatively mild Berlin winter

Any talk of decline appears to have been, thankfully, premature as 25,000 people had visited the 102nd Berlin Six over the first two days. Tonight was ‘Golden Night’ and another massive crowd of around 13,000 trudged through the ice and snow in temperatures of around -13 to cheer and, in

The 102nd Berlin Six Day starts in the German Capital on Thursday night. This event is one of the classics of the winter track calendar but, despite that, Six Day racing continues to be in decline. This is not just something that can be laid at the door of the

The final day of the Ghent Six promised a big tussle between the Belgian World Madison Champions De Ketele / Van Hoecke and local hero Iljo Keisse with Glenn O’Shea. They didn’t disappoint. Points Race That fight started in the very first race with Keisse getting the edge

Here in Ghent Friday night has always been the big night of the Six. Its not just about the beer it’s about the cycling and fans of all ages bring the wife or girlfriend to what is for all concerned, a big night out. A number of the revellers are