On the second of the Six Days of Ghent, it gradually became clear who had the strong drive at ‘t Kuipke. De Vylder and Ghys collect points galore, and Keisse and De Buyst have to take a more tactical approach. Read the state of affairs here.
Stand six days from Ghent | |||
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1. | De Vylder / Ghys (Bel) | 116 | |
2. | van den Bosch/Havik (Bill/Ned) | 107 | |
3. | Casey / De Buest (Belgium) | 53 | +1 |
4. | Cluj / Reinhardt (Germany) | 30 | +1 |
5. | Heisters / Teutenberg (Bell / Germany) | 80 | +2 |
6. | Hoppezak / Heijnen (Ned) | 82 | +3 |
7. | Hayter / Wright (UK) | 51 | +3 |
8. | Fan Ship / Dennis (Ned / Bill) | 60 | +5 |
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Athletes J Gerrit Huet and Aniline Monsieur take to the Ghent velodrome
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Robbe Ghys: “Ready to step up in Alpecin-Deceuninck”
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Lindsay De Vylder: “Robbe Ghys gives me a lot of peace and I need that”
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Ewoud Vromant: “Paracycling is putting more on the map with the world hour record”
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Watch the powerful Raymont De Vylder in the final race to eliminate the team
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Meet Stan and Tor Denz, the two brothers on the slopes at ‘t Kuipke
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Hesters pick the first evening flowers
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Keisse and Chief Hawk are ready for the second evening
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The evening of promises has already ended
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