Robbe Ghys and Lindsay De Vylder both lost their leading positions to Fabio van den Bosch and Joweri Havick on Saturday night in Koebke in Gent. The departing Elio Kissé and his companion Jasper de Buest were third.
Stand six days from Ghent | |||
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1. | van den Bosch/Havik (Bill/Ned) | 243 | |
2. | Jess / De Wildere (Bell) | 265 | +1 |
3. | Casey / De Buest (Belgium) | 139 | +2 |
4. | Heisters / Teutenberg (Bell / Germany) | 188 | +3 |
5. | Hoppezak / Heijnen (Ned) | 196 | +6 |
6. | Hayter / Wright (UK) | 153 | +6 |
7. | Cluj/Diller (Germany/Zoe) | 86 | +7 |
8. | Fan Ship / Dennis (Ned / Bill) | 195 | +15 |
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About 200 British fans cheered Heater and Wright for the victory by disqualification
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Kopecky and his teammates also started the six days in Ghent
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Robbe Ghys: “Statement”
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