40th Six Days of Munich - 6D

Germany, November 6 - 11, 2003

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Day 6 - November 11

Risi and Betschart with final honours

Despite starting the final night in fifth place, Swiss duo Bruno Risi/Kurt Betschart managed to grab an extra lap over the rest of the field to win the 40th Six Days of Munich. It marked the pair's 33rd victory in a Six Day race, and they continue to build on their all time record. In second place, amassing the most points of any team but finishing a lap behind Risi/Betschart were Scott McGrory/Matt Gilmore, who led Andreas Kappes/Andreas Beikirch in third place by 31 points.

In the U23 Franziskaner Rad-Open, Belgian pair Iljo Keisse/Dimitri De Fauw sealed their victory on the final night with 112 points compared with Florian Piper/Andreas Welsch's 92 points and Leif Lampater/Sven Kraus's 84 points.

Results

Final standings after night 6
 
1 Bruno Risi/Kurt Betschart (Swi)               336 pts
 
1 lap behind
 
2 Scott McGrory/Matt Gilmore (Aus/Bel)          380
3 Andreas Kappes/Andreas Beikirch (Ger)         349
 
2 laps behind
 
4 Robert Slippens/Danny Stam (Ned)              307
5 Bradley Wiggins/Robert Sassone (GBr/Fra)      232
 
5 laps behind
 
6 Franco Marvulli/Marco Villa (Swi/Ita)         256
 
10 laps behind
 
7 Jimmi Madsen/Michael Sandstød (Den)           155
 
17 laps behind
 
8 Ronnie Lauke/Thorsten Rund (Ger)               45
 
21 laps behind
 
9 Andreas Müller/Guido Fulst (Ger)               41
 
26 laps behind
 
10 Roland Garber/Franz Stocher (Aut)            141
 
11 Daniel Becke/Lars Teutenberg (Ger)           110
 
29 laps behind
 
12 Jan Bratkowski/Erik Weißpfennig (Ger)        111
 
32 laps behind
 
13 Gerd Dörich/Stefan Löffler (Ger)              78
 
34 laps behind
 
14 Alexander Aeschbach/Jean-Pierre van Zyl(RSA) 100

Franziskaner Rad-Open

Final standings after night 6
 
1 Iljo Keisse/Dimitri De Fauw (Bel)             112 pts
2 Florian Piper/Andreas Welsch (Ger)             92
3 Leif Lampater/Sven Kraus (Ger)                 84
4 Alexei Chmidt/Konstantin Ponomarov (Rus)       82
5 Ralph Zimmermann/Oliver Mattmann (Swi)         76
6 Michael Smith Larsen/Michael Berling (Den      76
7 Christian Grassmann/Thomas Höss (Ger)          53
8 Sascha Richter/Nicolai Raasch (Ger)            27
9 David Gisiger/Michael Müller (Swi)             26
10 Markus Reich/Christian Herde (Ger)            15
11 Aurel Siegel/Felix Wolf (Ger)                  9
12 Mattia Thiene/Andrea Bini (Ita)                6
13 Alexander Peter/Hanjo Veit (Ger)               6
14 Christian Ortkras/Marcel Rothstein (Ger)       6