After the first evening of the two-day Berlin Sixdays Weekend, he is in second place overall together with his REMBE® rad-net team-mate Roger Kluge.
At one point, the duo even had their noses in front, but the Italians Michele Scartezzini/Elia Viviani were able to overtake Kluge/Reinhardt in the overall standings in the Great Hunt. They and Dutch riders Yoeri Havik/Philip Heijnen are likely to be Kluge/Reinhardt's main rivals and are also still in the lead. "Of course we had to reckon with the Italians. But we are in good shape and will go on the attack again on the final evening - a victory with Theo in his farewell race remains the goal," says Kluge.
Anyone who is unable to cheer Theo Reinhardt on live at his last race can at least follow the races in the livestream, which will be made available online by the organisers. The competitions will be commentated by Robert Bengsch, with former six-day specialist Christian Grasmann joining in for the hunts. The event starts at 18:40. From around 22:30, Theo Reinhardt will be bid farewell and the final hunt will start at around 23:15.
Anyone who is unable to cheer Theo Reinhardt on live at his last race can at least follow the races in the livestream, which will be made available online by the organisers. The competitions will be commentated by Robert Bengsch, with former six-day specialist Christian Grasmann joining in for the hunts. The event starts at 18:40. From around 22:30, Theo Reinhardt will be bid farewell and the final hunt will start at around 23:15.
Source: Picture organiser/Drew Kaplan
