Six Days of Dortmund
DateDortmund, Germany
DisciplineTrack
First1926
Final2008
FirstwinnerFritz Knappe (Germany)
Willy Rieger (Germany)
MostrecentLeif Lampater (Germany)
Erik Zabel (Germany)

The Six Days of Dortmund is a six-day track cycling race held annually in Dortmund, Germany. The event was first held in 1926 and the final edition in 2008.[1]

Palmares

YearWinnersSecondThird
1926Fritz Knappe (Germany)
Willy Rieger (Germany)
Emil Lewanow (Germany)
Erich Möller (Germany)
Marcel Buysse (Belgium)
Aloïs Degraeve (Belgium)
1927Willy Lorenz (Germany)
Alessandro Tonani (Italy)
Paul Kroll (Germany)
Werner Miethe (Germany)
Pierre Rielens (Belgium)
Emile Thollembeeck (Belgium)
1928Maurice Dewolf (Belgium)
Piet van Kempen (Netherlands)
Gottfried Hürtgen (Germany)
Viktor Rausch (Germany)
Alfredo Binda (Italy)
Pietro Linari (Italy)
1929Alfredo Dinale (Italy)
Karl Göbel (Germany)
Gottfried Hürtgen (Germany)
Viktor Rausch (Germany)
Jules Van Hevel (Belgium)
René Vermandel (Belgium)
1930Gottfried Hürtgen (Germany)
Viktor Rausch (Germany)
Alfredo Dinale (Italy)
Karl Göbel (Germany)
Georg Kroschel (Germany)
Otto Petri (Germany)
1931Jan Pijnenburg (Netherlands)
Adolf Schön (Germany)
Alfredo Dinale (Italy)
Karl Göbel (Germany)
Paul Broccardo (France)
Gabriel Marcillac (France)
1932Piet van Kempen (Netherlands)
Jan Pijnenburg (Netherlands)
Gottfried Hürtgen (Germany)
Viktor Rausch (Germany)
Adolphe Charlier (France)
Roger De Neef (Belgium)
1933Paul Buschenhagen (Germany)
Adolf Schön (Germany)
Karl Göbel (Germany)
Jan Pijnenburg (Netherlands)
Paul Broccardo (France)
Marcel Guimbretière (France)
1934Paul Broccardo (France)
Marcel Guimbretière (France)
Werner Ippen (Germany)
Adolf Schön (Germany)
Alfredo Dinale (Italy)
Walter Lohmann (Germany)
1935–51Not raced
1952 (1)Emile Carrara (France)
Guy Lapébie (France)
Severino Rigoni (Italy)
Ferdinando Terruzzi (Italy)
Erich Bautz (West Germany)
Hans Preiskeit (West Germany)
1952 (2)Hugo Koblet (Switzerland)
Armin von Büren (Switzerland)
Emile Carrara (France)
Heinz Müller (West Germany)
Gustav Kilian (West Germany)
Rik Van Steenbergen (Belgium)
1953Lucien Gillen (Luxembourg)
Ferdinando Terruzzi (Italy)
Hugo Koblet (Switzerland)
Armin von Büren (Switzerland)
Gerrit Peters (Netherlands)
Gerrit Schulte (Netherlands)
1954Lucien Acou (Belgium)
Achiel Bruneel (Belgium)
Lucien Gillen (Luxembourg)
Ferdinando Terruzzi (Italy)
Walter Bucher (Switzerland)
Jean Roth (Switzerland)
1955Hugo Koblet (Switzerland)
Armin von Büren (Switzerland)
Evan Klamer (Denmark)
Kay Werner Nielsen (Denmark)
Horst Holzmann (West Germany)
Théo Intra (West Germany)
1956Emiel Severeyns (Belgium)
Rik Van Steenbergen (Belgium)
Horst Holzmann (West Germany)
Gerrit Schulte (Netherlands)
Reginald Arnold (Australia)
Ferdinando Terruzzi (Italy)
1957Reginald Arnold (Australia)
Ferdinando Terruzzi (Italy)
Emiel Severeyns (Belgium)
Rik Van Steenbergen (Belgium)
Hans Junkermann (West Germany)
Emil Reinecke (West Germany)
1958Palle Lykke (Denmark)
Kay Werner Nielsen (Denmark)
Reginald Arnold (Australia)
Horst Holzmann (West Germany)
Fritz Pfenninger (Switzerland)
Jean Roth (Switzerland)
1959Klaus Bugdahl (West Germany)
Rik Van Steenbergen (Belgium)
Hans Junkermann (West Germany)
Ferdinando Terruzzi (Italy)
Palle Lykke (Denmark)
Kay Werner Nielsen (Denmark)
1960Klaus Bugdahl (West Germany)
Hans Junkermann (West Germany)
Palle Lykke (Denmark)
Kay Werner Nielsen (Denmark)
Reginald Arnold (Australia)
Sidney Patterson (Australia)
1961Emiel Severeyns (Belgium)
Rik Van Steenbergen (Belgium)
Klaus Bugdahl (West Germany)
Fritz Pfenninger (Switzerland)
Lucien Gillen (Luxembourg)
Peter Post (Netherlands)
1962Peter Post (Netherlands)
Rik Van Looy (Belgium)
Rudi Altig (West Germany)
Hans Junkermann (West Germany)
Klaus Bugdahl (West Germany)
Fritz Pfenninger (Switzerland)
1963Klaus Bugdahl (West Germany)
Sigi Renz (West Germany)
Fritz Pfenninger (Switzerland)
Peter Post (Netherlands)
Palle Lykke (Denmark)
Rik Van Steenbergen (Belgium)
1964Rudi Altig (West Germany)
Fritz Pfenninger (Switzerland)
Dieter Kemper (West Germany)
Horst Oldenburg (West Germany)
Palle Lykke (Denmark)
Sigi Renz (West Germany)
1965Fritz Pfenninger (Switzerland)
Peter Post (Netherlands)
Rudi Altig (West Germany)
Dieter Kemper (West Germany)
Freddy Eugen (Denmark)
Palle Lykke (Denmark)
1966Rudi Altig (West Germany)
Sigi Renz (West Germany)
Dieter Kemper (West Germany)
Horst Oldenburg (West Germany)
Fritz Pfenninger (Switzerland)
Peter Post (Netherlands)
1967Dieter Kemper (West Germany)
Horst Oldenburg (West Germany)
Klaus Bugdahl (West Germany)
Patrick Sercu (Belgium)
Fritz Pfenninger (Switzerland)
Peter Post (Netherlands)
1968Rudi Altig (West Germany)
Patrick Sercu (Belgium)
Dieter Kemper (West Germany)
Horst Oldenburg (West Germany)
Leo Duyndam (Netherlands)
Peter Post (Netherlands)
1969Peter Post (Netherlands)
Patrick Sercu (Belgium)
Klaus Bugdahl (West Germany)
Dieter Kemper (West Germany)
Rudi Altig (West Germany)
Sigi Renz (West Germany)
1970Rudi Altig (West Germany)
Albert Fritz (West Germany)
René Pijnen (Netherlands)
Peter Post (Netherlands)
Wilfried Peffgen (West Germany)
Wolfgang Schulze (West Germany)
1971Klaus Bugdahl (West Germany)
Dieter Kemper (West Germany)
Rudi Altig (West Germany)
Albert Fritz (West Germany)
Peter Post (Netherlands)
Patrick Sercu (Belgium)
1972Patrick Sercu (Belgium)
Alain Van Lancker (France)
Dieter Kemper (West Germany)
Wolfgang Schulze (West Germany)
Leo Duyndam (Netherlands)
René Pijnen (Netherlands)
1973Eddy Merckx (Belgium)
Patrick Sercu (Belgium)
Graeme Gilmore (Australia)
Dieter Kemper (West Germany)
Sigi Renz (West Germany)
Wolfgang Schulze (West Germany)
1974René Pijnen (Netherlands)
Patrick Sercu (Belgium)
Günther Haritz (West Germany)
Udo Hempel (West Germany)
Klaus Bugdahl (West Germany)
Wolfgang Schulze (West Germany)
1975Graeme Gilmore (Australia)
Dieter Kemper (West Germany)
Eddy Merckx (Belgium)
Patrick Sercu (Belgium)
Günther Haritz (West Germany)
René Pijnen (Netherlands)
1976Freddy Maertens (Belgium)
Patrick Sercu (Belgium)
Günther Haritz (West Germany)
Dietrich Thurau (West Germany)
Dieter Kemper (West Germany)
René Pijnen (Netherlands)
1977Dietrich Thurau (West Germany)
Jürgen Tschan (West Germany)
Francesco Moser (Italy)
René Pijnen (Netherlands)
Wilfried Peffgen (West Germany)
Patrick Sercu (Belgium)
1978Francesco Moser (Italy)
René Pijnen (Netherlands)
Gregor Braun (West Germany)
Wilfried Peffgen (West Germany)
Patrick Sercu (Belgium)
Dietrich Thurau (West Germany)
1979Patrick Sercu (Belgium)
Dietrich Thurau (West Germany)
Danny Clark (Australia)
Horst Schütz (West Germany)
Albert Fritz (West Germany)
Wilfried Peffgen (West Germany)
1980Gregor Braun (West Germany)
Patrick Sercu (Belgium)
Donald Allan (Australia)
Danny Clark (Australia)
Gert Frank (Denmark)
Albert Fritz (West Germany)
1981Gert Frank (Denmark)
Hans-Henrik Ørsted (Denmark)
Donald Allan (Australia)
Danny Clark (Australia)
Wilfried Peffgen (West Germany)
Horst Schütz (West Germany)
1982Danny Clark (Australia)
Henry Rinklin (West Germany)
Robert Dill-Bundi (Switzerland)
Urs Freuler (Switzerland)
Wilfried Peffgen (West Germany)
Horst Schütz (West Germany)
1983Danny Clark (Australia)
Tony Doyle (United Kingdom)
Gert Frank (Denmark)
Hans-Henrik Ørsted (Denmark)
Horst Schütz (West Germany)
Dietrich Thurau (West Germany)
1984Francesco Moser (Italy)
René Pijnen (Netherlands)
Gert Frank (Denmark)
Hans-Henrik Ørsted (Denmark)
Danny Clark (Australia)
Horst Schütz (West Germany)
1985Roman Hermann (LIE)
Josef Kristen (West Germany)
Etienne De Wilde (Belgium)
Stan Tourné (Belgium)
Tony Doyle (United Kingdom)
Stephen Roche (Ireland)
1986Danny Clark (Australia)
Tony Doyle (United Kingdom)
Stefan Joho (Switzerland)
Jörg Müller (Switzerland)
Roman Hermann (LIE)
Josef Kristen (West Germany)
1987Danny Clark (Australia)
Roman Hermann (LIE)
Pierangelo Bincoletto (Italy)
Volker Diehl (West Germany)
Tony Doyle (United Kingdom)
Roland Günther (West Germany)
1988Danny Clark (Australia)
Tony Doyle (United Kingdom)
Volker Diehl (West Germany)
Roland Günther (West Germany)
Roman Hermann (LIE)
Andreas Kappes (West Germany)
1989Andreas Kappes (West Germany)
Etienne De Wilde (Belgium)
Tony Doyle (United Kingdom)
Torsten Rellensmann (West Germany)
Danny Clark (Australia)
Volker Diehl (West Germany)
1990Urs Freuler (Switzerland)
Olaf Ludwig (Germany)
Danny Clark (Australia)
Andreas Kappes (Germany)
Konstantin Chrabzov (CIS)
Marat Ganeyev (CIS)
1991Rolf Aldag (Germany)
Danny Clark (Australia)
Andreas Kappes (Germany)
Olaf Ludwig (Germany)
Joechen Görgen (Germany)
Peter Pieters (Netherlands)
1992Kurt Betschart (Switzerland)
Bruno Risi (Switzerland)
Olaf Ludwig (Germany)
Peter Pieters (Netherlands)
Rolf Aldag (Germany)
Danny Clark (Australia)
1993Kurt Betschart (Switzerland)
Bruno Risi (Switzerland)
Etienne De Wilde (Belgium)
Erik Zabel (Germany)
Adriano Baffi (Italy)
Giovanni Lombardi (Italy)
1994Adriano Baffi (Italy)
Giovanni Lombardi (Italy)
Kurt Betschart (Switzerland)
Bruno Risi (Switzerland)
Rolf Aldag (Germany)
Danny Clark (Australia)
1995Rolf Aldag (Germany)
Danny Clark (Australia)
Kurt Betschart (Switzerland)
Bruno Risi (Switzerland)
Etienne De Wilde (Belgium)
Erik Zabel (Germany)
1996Rolf Aldag (Germany)
Erik Zabel (Germany)
Silvio Martinello (Italy)
Marco Villa (Italy)
Kurt Betschart (Switzerland)
Bruno Risi (Switzerland)
1997Kurt Betschart (Switzerland)
Bruno Risi (Switzerland)
Rolf Aldag (Germany)
Silvio Martinello (Italy)
Jimmi Madsen (Denmark)
Jens Veggerby (Denmark)
1998Rolf Aldag (Germany)
Silvio Martinello (Italy)
Kurt Betschart (Switzerland)
Bruno Risi (Switzerland)
Jimmi Madsen (Denmark)
Scott McGrory (Australia)
1999Kurt Betschart (Switzerland)
Bruno Risi (Switzerland)
Rolf Aldag (Germany)
Silvio Martinello (Italy)
Andreas Beikirch (Germany)
Jimmi Madsen (Denmark)
2000Rolf Aldag (Germany)
Erik Zabel (Germany)
Robert Bartko (Germany)
Silvio Martinello (Italy)
Kurt Betschart (Switzerland)
Bruno Risi (Switzerland)
2001Rolf Aldag (Germany)
Erik Zabel (Germany)
Kurt Betschart (Switzerland)
Bruno Risi (Switzerland)
Andreas Beikirch (Germany)
Andreas Kappes (Germany)
2002Andreas Beikirch (Germany)
Andreas Kappes (Germany)
Rolf Aldag (Germany)
Silvio Martinello (Italy)
Kurt Betschart (Switzerland)
Bruno Risi (Switzerland)
2003Kurt Betschart (Switzerland)
Bruno Risi (Switzerland)
Andreas Beikirch (Germany)
Andreas Kappes (Germany)
Rolf Aldag (Germany)
Scott McGrory (Australia)
2004Rolf Aldag (Germany)
Scott McGrory (Australia)
Matthew Gilmore (Belgium)
Bruno Risi (Switzerland)
Andreas Beikirch (Germany)
Andreas Kappes (Germany)
2005Rolf Aldag (Germany)
Erik Zabel (Germany)
Kurt Betschart (Switzerland)
Bruno Risi (Switzerland)
Robert Bartko (Germany)
Andreas Beikirch (Germany)
2006Bruno Risi (Switzerland)
Erik Zabel (Germany)
Guido Fulst (Germany)
Leif Lampater (Germany)
Andreas Beikirch (Germany)
Danny Stam (Netherlands)
2007Bruno Risi (Switzerland)
Franco Marvulli (Switzerland)
Leif Lampater (Germany)
Erik Zabel (Germany)
Robert Bartko (Germany)
Andreas Beikirch (Germany)
2008Leif Lampater (Germany)
Erik Zabel (Germany)
Robert Bartko (Germany)
Andreas Beikirch (Germany)
Michael Mørkøv (Denmark)
Alex Rasmussen (Denmark)

References

  1. ^ "6 jours de Dortmund (Allemagne)"