Six Days of Bordeaux explained

Six Days of Bordeaux
Region:	Bordeaux, France
Localnames:	Six jours de Bordeaux
Discipline:	Track
Type:	Six-day racing
Number:	9
Final:	1997

The Six Days of Bordeaux (fr|Six Jours de Bordeaux) was a six-day track cycling race held annually in Bordeaux, France from 1989 until 1997.^[1]

Winners

scope=col; align="center" bgcolor="FFDF80"	Year	scope=col; align="center" bgcolor="FFDF80"	Winner	scope=col; align="center" bgcolor="FFDF80"	Second	scope=col; align="center" bgcolor="FFDF80"	Third
1989	Pierangelo Bincoletto Laurent Biondi	Gilbert Duclos-Lassalle Etienne de Wilde	Volker Diehl Marc Meilleur
1990	Gilbert Duclos-Lassalle Etienne De Wilde	Anthony Doyle Pascal Lino	Pierangelo Bincoletto Laurent Biondi
1991	Laurent Biondi Gilbert Duclos-Lassalle	Pascal Lino Peter Pieters	Pierangelo Bincoletto Silvio Martinello
1992	Pascal Lino Peter Pieters	Gilbert Duclos-Lassalle Jens Veggerby	Adriano Baffi Pierangelo Bincoletto
1993	Adriano Baffi Giovanni Lombardi	Pierangelo Bincoletto Gilbert Duclos-Lassalle	Urs Freuler Peter Pieters
1994	Kurt Betschart Bruno Risi	Adriano Baffi Giovanni Lombardi	Pierangelo Bincoletto Charly Mottet
1995	Frédéric Magné Etienne De Wilde	Silvio Martinello Marco Villa	Adriano Baffi Pierangelo Bincoletto
1996	Silvio Martinello Marco Villa	Jimmi Madsen Jens Veggerby	Danny Clark Matthew Gilmore
1997	Silvio Martinello Marco Villa	Kurt Betschart Bruno Risi	Matthew Gilmore Etienne De Wilde

Notes and References

1. Web site: Six Jours de Bordeaux . Memoire-du-cyclisme . 22 March 2023.