Munich Six-Day - 3rd night
1. Adriano Baffi/Giovanni Lombardi (Ita) 199 pts
1 lap behind:
2. Silvio Martinello/Marco Villa (Ita) 184,
3. Bruno Risi/Kurt Betschart (Sch) 167
2 laps behind:
4. Andreas Kappes/Carsten Wolf (Ger) 183
5. Erik Zabel/Etienne de Wilde (Ger/Bel) 158
6. Jimmy Madsen/Jens Veggerby (Den) 129
4 laps behind:
7. Danny Clark/Matthew Gilmore (Aus) 42
6 laps behind::
8. Urs Freuler/Olaf Ludwig (Sch/Ger) 125
9. Rolf Aldag/Peter Pieters (Ger/Ned) 55
14 laps behind::
10. Jean-Michel Monin/Lars Teutenberg (Fra/Ger) 43
16 laps behind::
13. Jens Lehmann/Franz Stocher (Ger/Aut) 40
17 laps behind:
14. Pierangelo Bincoletto/Tayeb Braika (Ita/Den) 30
19 laps behind:
15. Patrick Vetsch/Werner Stutz (Sch) 26
Sunday 10th November, Adelaide Superdrome South Australia
Publicans Wheelrace 1500m
Middlemarker Damian Lynch (Kilkenny CC) showed that he has recovered
from an horrific accident earlier this year by winning the Norwood
Cycling Club's Annual "Publican's Wheelrace". Lynch Bridged a 100m gap
on his own to reach the fast moving limit riders comprisied of mainly
newly turned junior riders. After catching the lead group, had a one lap
rest before leading the bunch out with one to go. Lynch's speed was too
good for the young riders and left the bunch behind to finish 3m clear.
The limit riders hung on to fill the minor placings only 1/2m in front
of a wall of scratch riders.
Malaysian Airlines "Aces" 40 lap scratch race (10k)
Nigel Grigg (Cenral Districts CC) fought off a talented field to win the
Malaysian Airlines 10km Scratch race. Nigel Won convincingly from Luke
Roberts, Luke Kuss and newcomer Keith Felix followed by Brett Aitken who
all finished clear on the bunch. Grigg intimidated Aitken on the final
turn to guarantee himself the win. The former SASI scholarship and world
junior team pursuit champion rider Grigg won a return flight to Phuket
with 6 days and nights accomodation courtesy Malaysian Airlines.
National Womens Scratch Race Champion Chelsey Zucker made a stunning
debut return to the track bike to win the Womens Handicap from a quality
field comprising fast moving Joanne Robinson, Rosalie Hubbard, Katy
Parker, Alayna Burns and World Champion Rachael Linke. Zucker who
completes here university studies this year is sure to push
"specialist" sprinters Hubbard and Parker this season.
Symeko Johenke proved she has still got what it takes by taking out the
women's scratch race. The ever aggressive Johinke went early, surprising
the field. While the sprinters jockeyed for position, Johinke cleared
opened up a 15m gap and held off Katie Parker and Chelsey Zucker by half
a bike across the line.
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