Six Days of Munich - TR

Germany, November 9-14, 2000

1999 Results    Preview    Start list    Past Winners

Preview

The 37th Six Days of Munich starts on Thursday night, November 9 in Munich's famous Olympia Halle. Munich traditionally attracts the world's best track riders plus big stars from the road, though history shows the road stars need considerable track experience to mix it with the banked oval specialists. 15 teams are down to start, including Dortmund winner Erik Zabel (who will partner Robert Bartko), Olympic champion Scott McGrory (who will partner Jens Lehmann instead of Brett Aitken, who is injured), madison World Champions Erik Weisspfennig/Stephan Steinweg, the popular Belgian pair Etienne de Wilde and Matthew Gilmore, Bruno Risi/Kurt Betschart, who came close to winning in Dortmund, the traditional Italian pair of Silvio Martinello/Marco Villa and British riders Bradley Wiggins/Rob Hayles (3rd in Grenoble).

The sprint contest pits the team of reigning world champion Jan van Eijden and world kieren champion Jens Fiedler, both of Germany, against France's Florian Rousseau and Laurent Gane, both also former world champions

Start List

Pairs
1  Erik Zabel (Ger)/Robert Bartko (Ger) Franziskaner
2  Scott McGrory (Aus)/Jens Lehmann (Ger) Generali-Versicherungen
3  Erik Weißpfennig (Ger)/Stefan Steinweg (Ger) Stadtwerke München
4  Adriano Baffi (Ita)/Guido Fulst (Ger) Stadler
5  Bruno Risi (Swi)/Kurt Betschart (Swi) Bayerische Runfunkwerbung
6  Etienne de Wilde (Bel)/Matthew Gilmore (Aus) Team Coca-Cola 
7  Robert Sassone (Fra)/Jean-Michel Tessier (Fra) Haberl Gastronomie
8  Silvio Martinello (Ita)/Marco Villa (Ita) Allianz Vermögens-Bank
9  Frank Kowatschitsch (Ger)/Jan Schaffrath (Ger) Fit-Plus Fitness
10 Jimmi Madsen (Den)/Andreas Beikirch (Ger) AMD
11 Frank Corvers (Bel)/Lorenzo Lapage (Bel) Asado
12 Mario Vonhof (Ger)/Gerd Dörich (Ger) ZSD
13 Christian Weber (Swi)/Ronnie Lauke (Ger) Therme 1 Bad Füssing 
14 Lars Teutenberg (Ger)/Christian Lademann (Ger) Sixtus
15 Bradley Wiggins (GBr)/Bob Hayles (GBr) Alba



Sprinters

Jens Fiedler (Ger)/Jan van Eijden (Ger)
Florian Rousseau (Fra)/Laurent Gane (Fra)

Past Winners


1999    Silvio Martinello/Andreas Kappes
1998    Bruno Risi/Kurt Betschart
1997    Bruno Risi/Kurt Betschart
1996    Adriano Baffi/Giovanni Lombardi
1995    Etienne de Wilde/Erik Zabel
1994    Bruno Risi/Kurt Betschart
1993    Bruno Risi/Kurt Betschart
1992    Urs Freuler/Olaf Ludwig
1991    Andreas Kappes/Etienne de Wilde
1990    Danny Clark/Tony Doyle
1989    Andreas Kappes/Etienne de Wilde
1988    Danny Clark/Tony Doyle
1987    Urs Freuler/Dietrich Thurau
1986    Danny Clark/Dietrich Thurau
1985    Urs Freuler/Rene Pijnen
1984    Gerd Frank/Hans-Hendrik Oersted
1983    Rene Pijnen/Urs Freuler
1982    Patrick Sercu/Rene Pijnen
1981    Danny Clark/Don Allan
1980    Danny Clark/Don Allan
1979    Patrick Sercu/Dietrich Thurau
1978    Patrick Sercu/Gregor Braun
1977    Patrick Sercu/Eddy Merckx
1976    Wilfried Peffgen/Albert Fritz
1975    Rene Pijnen/Guenther Haritz
1974    Graeme Gilmore/Sigi Renz
1973    Rene Pijnen/Leo Duyndam
1972    Wolfgang Schulze/Sigi Renz
1954    Hans Preiskeit/Ludwig Hoermann
1953    Jean Roth/Walter Bucher
1952    Alfred Strom/Ludwig Hoermann
1951    Emile Carrara/Guy Lapebie
1950 II Camile de Kuysscher/Odiel van den Meerschaut
1950 I  Robert Naeye/Rene Adriaenssens
1949    Robert Naeye/Maurice Depauw
1933    Oskar Tietz/Franz Lehmann