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20th Six Days of Stuttgart - 6D

Germany, January 17-22, 2003

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Day 6 - January 22

Last gasp win for McGrory and Gilmore

Scott McGrory and Matthew Gilmore have pulled off an incredible last minute win on the final night of the 20th Six Days of Stuttgart. Despite being a lap down on the leading three teams coming into the night, McGrory and Gilmore had enough points to remain in contention. They took two laps out of Martinello/Villa and Risi/Betschart and one out of Beikirch/Kappes (the leaders coming into the final night). In the final hour of racing, McGrory/Gilmore overtook the Germans and finished in front by just 6 points

Results

Final standings after night 6

1 Scott Mcgrory (Aus)/Matthew Gilmore (Bel)      330 pts
2 Andreas Kappes/Andreas Beikirch (Ger)          324

1 lap behind

3 Gerd Dörich/Jens Lehmann (Ger)                 270
4 Bruno Risi/Kurt Betschart (Swi)                251
5 Silvio Martinello/Marco Villa (Ita)            225

2 laps behind

6 Danny Stam/Robert Slippens (Ned)               229

3 laps behind

7 Stefan Steinweg/Erik Weispfennig (Ger)         107

9 laps behind

8 Jimmi Madsen/Michael Sandstød (Den)            211

11 laps behind

9 Lars Teutenberg/Frank Kowatschitsch (Ger)      102

13 laps behind

10 Adriano Baffi (Ita)/Marty Nothstein (USA)     216

17 laps behind

11 Christian Lademann/Christian Bach (Ger)       112

18 laps behind

12 Franco Marvulli/Alexander Aeschbach (Swi)     290

21 laps behind

13 Guido Fulst/Andreas Müller (Ger)              56

32 laps behind

14 Martin Liska/Jozef Zabka (Svk)                38

34 laps behind

15 Ronny Lauke/Jan Ott (Ger)                     65

37 laps behind

16 Stefan Löffler/Daniel Palicki (Ger)           34

38 laps behind

14 Franz Stocher/Roland Garber (Aut)             22

67 laps behind

18 Dirk Ronellenfitsch (Ger)/Patrick Fäh (Swi)   23

Courtesy of the Union International des Velodromes