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2007 Six Days Track Cycling Events

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The 2007 Six days track cycling events are multi-race competitions, each taking place over six days at various locations in mainland Europe. The riders challenge each other in track cycling disciplines including the madison, track time trials, sprints, and Derny motor-paced races.

The competitions are organised by the UCI.

Results

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Date Location Winners Second Third
1-6 June 2006[1] Italy Fiorenzuola, Italy Switzerland Franco Marvulli
Italy Marco Villa
Denmark Marc Hester
Italy Samuele Marzoli
Argentina Sebastian Donadio
Argentina Mauro Richeze
28 Sep-3 October 2006[2] Netherlands Maastricht, Netherlands Switzerland Bruno Risi
Switzerland Franco Marvulli
Belgium Iljo Keisse
Italy Marco Villa
Netherlands Danny Stam
Netherlands Peter Schep
16-21 October 2006[3] Netherlands Amsterdam, Netherlands Netherlands Danny Stam
Netherlands Peter Schep
Spain Juan Llaneras
Spain Isaac Gálvez
Switzerland Bruno Risi
Switzerland Franco Marvulli
26-31 October 2006[4] France Grenoble, France Switzerland Alexander Äschbach
Switzerland Franco Marvulli
Denmark Michael Mørkøv
Denmark Alex Rasmussen
Netherlands Jens Mouris
Netherlands Peter Schep
26-31 October 2006[5] Germany Dortmund, Germany Germany Erik Zabel
Switzerland Bruno Risi
Germany Guido Fulst
Germany Leif Lampater
Netherlands Danny Stam
Germany Andreas Beikirch
9-14 November 2006[6] Germany Munich, Germany Germany Erik Zabel
Switzerland Bruno Risi
Switzerland Franco Marvulli
Belgium Iljo Keisse
Netherlands Danny Stam
Netherlands Peter Schep
21-26 November 2006[7] Belgium Ghent, Belgium cancelled after day five due to the death of Isaac Gálvez
28 Dec-2 January 2007[8] Switzerland Zürich, Switzerland Switzerland Bruno Risi
Switzerland Franco Marvulli
Germany Robert Bartko
Belgium Iljo Keisse
Germany Guido Fulst
Germany Leif Lampater
4-9 January 2007[9] Netherlands Rotterdam, Netherlands Germany Robert Bartko
Belgium Iljo Keisse
Netherlands Danny Stam
Italy Marco Villa
Spain Juan Llaneras
Germany Andreas Beikirch
11-16 January 2007[10] Germany Bremen, Germany Switzerland Bruno Risi
Germany Erik Zabel
Germany Guido Fulst
Germany Leif Lampater
Germany Robert Bartko
Belgium Iljo Keisse
18-23 January 2007[11] Germany Stuttgart, Germany Germany Alexander Äschbach
Switzerland Franco Marvulli
Switzerland Bruno Risi
Germany Robert Bartko
Germany Guido Fulst
Germany Leif Lampater
Netherlands Peter Schep
Netherlands Danny Stam
Germany Olaf Pollack
25-30 January 2007[12] Germany Berlin, Germany Germany Guido Fulst
Germany Leif Lampater
Germany Robert Bartko
Germany Andreas Beikirch
Switzerland Franco Marvulli
Switzerland Bruno Risi
1-6 February 2007[13] Denmark Copenhagen, Denmark Switzerland Franco Marvulli
Switzerland Bruno Risi
Denmark Jacob Piil
Denmark Alex Rasmussen
Netherlands Peter Schep
Denmark Danny Stam
8-13 February 2007[14] Belgium Hasselt, Belgium Switzerland Franco Marvulli
Switzerland Bruno Risi
Belgium Iljo Keisse
Italy Marco Villa
Germany Alexander Äschbach
Belgium Dimitri De Fauw

References

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