De Buyst and Lampater win the Gent Six-Day
By Cycling News
published Hometown favourite Keisse and partner Stroetinga place second
Final Results
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# | Rider Name (Country) Team | Result | Header Cell - Column 3 |
---|---|---|---|
1 | Jasper De Buyst (Bel) / Leif Lampater (Ger) Topsport Vlaanderen | 447 | pts |
2 | Ijlo Keisse (Bel) / Wim Stroetinga (Ned) Renson- OPQS | 392 | Row 1 - Cell 3 |
3 | Kenny De Ketele / Gijs Van Hoecke (Bel) Baloise | 378 | Row 2 - Cell 3 |
4 | (-4 laps) Morgan Kneisky / Vivien Brisse (Fra) Callant | 233 | Row 3 - Cell 3 |
5 | (-7 laps) Silvan Dillier / Tristan Marguet (Swi) Caruur | 214 | Row 4 - Cell 3 |
6 | (-8 laps) Robert Bartko / Marcel Kalz (Ger) Lotto | 244 | Row 5 - Cell 3 |
7 | Christian Grasmann (Ger) / Andreas Graf (Aut) Provincie OOst-Vlaanderen | 120 | Row 6 - Cell 3 |
8 | (-11 laps) Andreas Müller (Aut) / Yoeri Havik (Ned) AA Drink | 134 | Row 7 - Cell 3 |
9 | (- 12 laps) Albert Torres / David Muntaner (Spa) John Saey - Mega Doe-het-zelf Deschacht | 101 | Row 8 - Cell 3 |
10 | (-28 laps) Franco Marvulli (Swi) / Marc Hester (Den) ADMB | 69 | Row 9 - Cell 3 |
11 | (-35 laps) Jesper Morkov (Den) / Claudio Imhof (Swi) Primus haacht | 62 | Row 10 - Cell 3 |
12 | (-36 laps) Moreno De Pauw / Nicky Cocquyt (Bel) VDK | 233 | Row 11 - Cell 3 |
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