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Dortmunder decided
Germans Erik Zabel and Leif Lampater won the 67th Dortmunder six day on Wednesday. With 394 points,...
Germans Erik Zabel and Leif Lampater won the 67th Dortmunder six day on Wednesday. With 394 points, they finished just three points up on runners up and fellow Germans Robert Bartko and Andreas Beikirch. The Danish team of Michael Mørkøv and Alex Rasmussen finished third with 386 points.
The 38 year-old Zabel announced his retirement in September.
See Cyclingnews' full coverage of the 67th Dortmunder six day.
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