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Grosser Weihnachtspreis



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Dortmund's 2nd Christmas Day, Copyright - Karl Franke

Source: Union Internationale des Velodromes

Once again one of the world’s most traditional track-events has taken place: "Grosser Weihnachtspreis" in Dortmund Westfalenhalle 2nd Christmas Day, and again a strong group of Europe’s best track-riders participated.

Swiss Stayer-As Peter Jörg repeated last year’s victory in the stayers event. That meant no farewell-victory for Carsten Podlesch and no 6th record-victory for Andreas Beikirch. Two series of 20 Km was run in order to qualify the six riders for the final. Reinier Honig from the Netherlands and Peter Jörg won the series. The final was a 40 Km race and Peter Jörg won with only 2 Meters ahead of Rainier Honig and with 10 Meters to Beikirch.

"Omnium der Asse" between Germany (Bartko, Fulst, Lampater, Mohs and Zabel) and Europe (Kankovsky, Keisse, Marvulli, Risi, Slippens) was won by the German selection with a total of 88 points against 77 to Europe.

Source: Union Internationale des Velodromes

Results

WEIHNACHTSPREIS DER STEHER

1st Heat:
1. Reinier Honig (NED)/Bruno Walrave, 20 Km in 18 Min. 55 Sec.,
2 Jan-Eric Schwarzer (GER)/Christian Dippel, - 1 M,
3 Andreas Beikirch (GER)/Dieter Durst, - 20 M,
4 Giuseppe Atzeni (SUI)/René Aebi, - 100 M,
5 Christoph Breuer (GER)/Helmut Baur, - 230 M,
6 Richard Faltus (CZE)/Gerd Gessler, - 420 M.

2nd Heat:
1 Peter Jörg (SUI)/Renè Aebi, 20 Km in 19 Min. 10 Sec.,
2 Timo Scholz (GER)/Peter Bauerlein, - 15 M,
3 Mario Vonhof (GER)/Dieter Durst, - 260 M,
4 Raymond Rol (NED)/Bruno Walrave, - 520 M,
5 Carsten Podlesch (GER)/Helmut Baur, - 700 M,
6 Andreas Kappes (GER)/Christian Dippel, abandoned.

Final:
1 Peter Jörg (SUI)/René Aebi, 40 Km in 38 Min. 43 Sec.,
2 Reinier Honig (NED)/Bruno Walrave, - 2 M,
3 Andreas Beikirch (GER)/Dieter Durst, - 10 M,
4 Timo Scholz (GER)/Peter Bauerlein,
5 Jan-Eric Schwarzer (GER)/Christian Dippel, - 40 M,
6 Mario Vonhof (GER)/Helmut Baur, abandoned.

OMNIUM DER ASSE

Elimination:

 1 Marvulli,
2 Zabel,
3 Bartko,
4 Risi,
5 Slippens,
6 Mohs,
7 Fulst,
8 Kankovsky,
9 Lampater,
10 Keisse.

Sprint:

 1 Kankovsky,
2 Mohs,
3 Slippens,
4 Fulst.

3 km Pursuit:

1 Bartko,
2 Keisse, caught.


Team TT:

1 Risi-Marvulli, 59,73 Sec.,
2 Zabel-Lampater, 1.01,69.


Keirin:

1 Kankovsky,
2 Mohs,
3 Marvulli,
4 Zabel,
5 Risi,
6 Slippens,
7 Lampater,
8 Bartko.

3.000 M Team-Pursuit:

1 Bartko-Fulst-Lampater-Zabel, 3.23,81,
2 Keisse-Marvulli-Risi-Slippens, 3.25,84.


Lap-Record (200 M):

1 Mohs, 11,10 Sec.,
2 Kankovsky, 11,19 Sec.


Derny-Race:

1 Zabel,
2 Risi,
3 Bartko,
4 Slippens,
5 Fulst,
6 Lampater,
7 Marvulli,
8 Keisse.

FINAL OVERALL:

1 Germany (Robert Bartko, Guido Fulst, Leif Lampater, Erik Mohs, Erik Zabel), 80 p.,
2 Europe (Alois Kankovsky (CZE), Iljo Keisse (BEL), Franco Marvulli (SUI), Bruno Risi (SUI), Robert Slippens (NED)), 77 p.

Source: Union Internationale des Velodromes





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