Six Days of Berlin

Germany, January 6 - 11, 2000

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Night 6 - January 11, 2000

The final night's racing of the 89th Berlin Six Days saw another strong performance from Italians Martinello and Villa as they staved off all challenges to win by 50 points over the Germans Kappes and Pollack. In third place was the Australian-German combo of McGrory and Bartko who finished strongly on the night and almost gained enough for second place.

Although Swiss pair, Risi and Betschart have been fairly quiet during the race, they mounted a strong attack during the final chase, managing to gain a lap to finish fourth overall.

Results - professionals:


Final standings after 6 nights: 

1 Silvio Martinello/Marco Villa (Ita)		402 Pts
2 Andreas Kappes/Olaf Pollack (Ger)		352 
3 Robert Bartko (Ger)/Scott Mcgrory (Aus)	341 
4 Bruno Risi/Kurt Betschart (Swi)		227

1 Lap Behind:
5 Adriano Baffi/Andrea Collinelli (Ita)		308 
6 Etienne Dewilde/Matthew Gilmore (Bel)		231 

4 Laps behind:
7 Stefan Steinweg/Erik Weispfennig (Ger)	209 
8 Lars Teutenberg/Andreas Beikirch (Ger)	114 

5 Laps behind:
9 Jimmi Madsen (Den)/Jens Lehmann (Ger)		211 
10 Guido Fulst/Thorsten Rund (Ger)		133 

6 Laps behind:
11 Juan Llaneras/Isaac Galvez (Esp)		119 

8 Laps behind:
12 Daniel Becke (Ger)/Frank Corvers (Bel)	158 
13 Gerd Dörich/Mario Vonhof (Ger)		114 

15 Laps behind:
14 Robert Hayles/Bradley Wiggins (Gbr)		69 

17 Laps behind:
15 Christian Weber (Swi)/Ronny Lauke (Ger)	102 

18 Laps behind:
16 Frank Kowatschitsch/Ralf Liehner (Ger)	40 

22 Laps behind:
17 Robert Slippens/Danny Stam (Ned)		35 
18 André Kalfack (Ger)/Laurenzo Lapage (Bel)	19 

Sprinters:

Jens Fiedler retained his lead - just - in the Brandenburger Sprinters Cup, over compatriot Eyk Pokorny and Anthony Peden of New Zealand.

Final standings after 6 nights: 

1 Jens Fiedler (Ger)		47 pts
2 Eyk Pokorny (Ger)		45 
3 Anthony Peden (Nzl)		39 
4 Ainars Kiksis (Lat)		32 
5 Jan Van Eijden (Ger)		31 
6 Patrik Merk (Swi)		15 

Stayers:

Final standings after 6 nights:

1 Carsten Podlesch (Ger-Bruno Walrave)		8 pts
2 Hanskurt Brand (Sui-René Aebi)		12 
3 Stefan Klare (Ger-Christian Dippel)		18 
4 Ralf Keller (Ger-Manfred Schmadtke)		24 
5 Ronald Rol (Ned-Jozef De Bakker)		32 
6 Lubomir Mazel (Cze-Helmut Baur)		33 
7 Sabino Cannone (Ita-Dieter Durst)		41 

Amateurs:

No change to the overall on the final night, with Müller/Wächter maintaining their lead over De Duytsche and Vermeersch of Belgium. In third place much further behind were Siedler and Bach from Germany.

1 Andreas Müller/Bernhard Wächter (Ger)		210 pts
2 Luc De Duytsche/Nicky Vermeersch (Bel)	183.5 
3 Sebastian Siedler/Christian Bach (Ger)	129 
4 Daniel Palicki/Oliver Riesenbeck (Ger)	122.5 
5 Sven Steiner/Mario Zeckra (Ger)		118.5 
6 Martin Blaha/Radim Nakladal (Cze)		107 
7 Michael Wanka/Marco Appler (Ger)		106 
8 Martin Liska (Svk)/Jörg Förster (Ger)		105 
9 Christian Grasmann\/Olger Burth (Ger)		99.5 
10 Veit/Christian Jäger (Ger)			96 
11 Viktor Ulzen/Christian Klein (Ger)		82.5 
12 Marc Altmann/Oliver Derks (Ger)		41.5 
13 Peter Grünke/Florian Zanke (Ger)		41.5 
14 Marcel Pfister/Gregor Gut (Swi)		35 
14 Markus Fothen/Daniel Schlegel (Ger)		18

Results courtesy of Union Internationale des Velodromes