Six Days of Ghent: Audience Celebrations on Iljo Keisse’s Animal Show in Derny Series | Ghent six days lotto

Just before midnight, Iljo Keisse introduces the scene in his derny series. He plays emperor with the audience and jumps over the white line with his front wheel. Ghent fans feast on such a show.

With some delay, the first team’s race came to an end. Jasper De Buyst and Iljo Keisse spiced up Ghent with a couple of attacks in the final stage, but the opposition didn’t budge. The final attack was also held back by Robbe Ghys and Lindsay De Vylder, who won the final sprint.

5 duos stayed on the same lap, and Hayter and Wright were on the same lap.

Madison’s first stop at Ghent Six Days after a major crash. Things go wrong with Jules Hesters and Tim Teutenberg relieved. The duo pull each other down. Stijn Steels can no longer avoid it and also falls hard. He was carried on a stretcher. Has his six days already ended?

Robbe Ghys barely had to bow his head in the team qualifiers, but he gained weight in the track round. It’s faster than Tuur Dens.

1. Van den Bosch – Hook 34
2. De Vylder – Ghys 18
3. Hoppezak – Heijnen 18
4.Heisters – Teutenberg 15
5. Hiterright 13
6. Dealer – Steel 10
7. Pollefliet – Vandenbranden 5
8. Fan Sheep – Dens 5
9. Van Moulders – Malmberg 2

Joweri Havick and Fabio van den Bosch were the last to remain in the team’s elimination. Havik settled Robbe Ghys into a millimeter surge. It was a disappointment for Eligo Case and Jasper de Buest: they dropped out as the second pair.

It didn’t take long for the first rider to hit the ground. Ethan Hayter tries to slip through an impossible hole and crashes into European Champion Roger Kluge in the team qualifier. They both get off.

The six hundred days started with a points race. Iljo Keisse could not collect any points in that. Holland’s Vincent Hobezac went on to completely plunder.

In the second points race, Keisse’s teammate Jasper De Buyst managed to catch something. There the victory went to the Dutchman Yoweri Havick.

Sir Bradley Wiggins usually appears at Kuipke, the place very close to his heart. But the Briton had “other commitments” at the last moment. Étienne de Wilde, a multiple-time Ghent winner, took home the honours.