Six Days of Ghent Live: Leading World Champions, 4 Pairs in One Lap | Lotto sang six days

Derney’s second series absolutely lives up to expectations. Lindsay De Vylder doubles the set, but is still closely followed by Yoeri Havik. It tickles the world champion, but he gets the short end of the stick.

Belgium-New Zealand is a single-elimination final. Aaron Gate challenges Tuur Dens and is no match for the bullets in the latter’s legs. Mouth watering dens.

Ghent loves tuberous series. Lasse Norman Hansen faces a big gap, but Fabio Van den Bossche accepts the challenge and ends his comeback in style – with the support of the crowd. Excellent timing!

The first couple’s racing of the evening was once again very hot.

You hardly see them on the sidelines and they barely get points, but Roger Kluge and Theo Reinhardt continue to present themselves as podium candidates.

The European champions have everyone in their arms. This brings the number of pairs after the round of Dutch leaders to 4.

The central square is crazy. Lindsay De Vylder and Robbe Ghys completed the 166m quickly again. They finished the race in a time of 8:431, and like every evening, won the track round convincingly.

In team elimination, the best players watch each other. They pick up the crumbs, but the flowers go French style with Oscar Nelson Julien and Valentin Tapillion.

Robbe Ghys and Lindsay De Vylder were a bit slow getting off the ground yesterday, but that’s not the case today.

De Vylder wins the points race with the other pairs partners. The duo expands the points difference, which is always a big advantage if there is no separation in the rounds.

The leaders immediately picked up the thread. Robbe Ghys makes the attack at the end of the points race. He collected 11 points, but victory could no longer be stolen from Tim Thurn Teutenberg.

Meanwhile, Juri Haavik and Jan Willem van Schip have finally completed their bonus round. They jump to the lead and are thus one lap ahead.

After tonight we are halfway there!

Everything is gradually being prepared at ‘t Kuipke for the third day/evening of the six days of Ghent.

Robbe Ghys and Lindsay De Vylder lead the standings, but there is no real separation from their biggest rivals yet.

He is followed by Fabio van den Bosch/Jules Heesters and Juri Haavik/Jan Willem van Schip on the same tour.

Furthermore, the Dutch will soon get a bonus round if they reach the 100-point mark, meaning they will effectively top the rankings.