Bright future ahead for Endura Racing rider Anyone who thought that Englishman Jon Tiernan-Locke’s top six GC placing and King of the Mountains win in the 2011 Tour of Britain was a freak result had their eyes opened over the […]

New Vacansoleil signing ready for first season at WorldTour level One of Vacansoleil’s more exotic recruits for season 2012 was reining Polish Elite road and time trial champion, Tomasz Marczynski. Marczynski took out his first pro licence in 2006 with […]

Last six day race of the season goes down to final night battle Finally emerging from the shadow of star compatriots Michael Morkov and Alex Rasmussen, ‘home boy’ Marc Hester won the 50th ‘Kobenhavn 6 Dages Løb’ late on Tuesday […]

First Six triumph for Madison world champions Late on Tuesday evening at Berlin’s underground Velodrom complex, Australian and GreenEdge world madison champions Cameron Meyer and Leigh Howard won the 101rst edition of the Berlin Six Day race. Second was previous […]

Jelly Belly sprinter preparing for 2012 season by racing the boards The 2012 Bremen Six day wasn’t the first time that Brad Huff has raced against former double Olympic champion, Robert Bartko. The 32 year-old American explains; ‘Back when I […]

Late attack snatches victory from Marvulli and Kalz Former double Olympic champion Robert Bartko (Germany) and former world points champion and winner of last week’s Rotterdam Six, Peter Schep (Holland) had too much horsepower for the rest of the field […]

Marvulli and Mouris settle for second place In the dying hours of Tuesday evening in Rotterdam’s famous Ahoy Stadium, the home pairing of 34 year-old Peter Schep and 26 year-old Wim Stroetinga proved too fast for Swiss strongman Franco Marvulli […]

Was badly hurt in elimination race at Rotterdam six Dutch six day rider Nick Stöpler sustained a potentially career-threatening injury in what appeared to be an innocuous spill during an elimination race in the Rotterdam six day on Saturday evening. […]

American once again battling back from injury Craig Lewis (Champion System) is no stranger to bad crashes; in 2004, whilst riding for TIAA-CREF in the Tour of Georgia, he was hit by a motor vehicle – breaking 47 bones. This […]

2011 season analysed, 2012 plan discussed Vacansoleil may not have won their Grand Tour or Classic yet but they’ve enlivened every race they’ve ridden and, in a world of ‘grey’ cyclists, there’s no denying that they’re a colourful team. Romain […]