Spectators attending to the 2015 Six Days of Bremen on Sunday afternoon had to wait until the last competition to find out which pair was going to lead before last two days of rivalry. In the end it turned out to be the French-Danish duo of Morgan Kneisky/ Jesper Morkov, who gained one lap advantage after reducing their losses and collecting a bonus.

In line with our expectations, a rivalry between four pairs remaining in contention gained further intensity on Sunday afternoon, but it was the French-Danish duo to go on a total offensive. Kneisky and Morkov started the fourth day of competition in Bremen one lap down but well on points, with a huge chance of crossing a 200-points mark and thus collecting a bonus. In the end they not only achieved this goal, thanks to their great showings in Derny races, but earned an advantage over other three combinations and took over the leadership.

Behind their back, previous leaders Marcel Kalz/ Alex Rasmussen, Leif Lampater/ Wim Stroetinga and Christian Grasmann/ Marc Hester are all one lap down, maintaining their chances to turn things around and take a final victory in the 2015 edition of the Six Days of Bremen.

The 2015 Six Days of Bremen classification after day four:

Kneisky Morgan - Mørkøv Jesper (Leasing e-Bike) 203

at 1 lap

Kalz Marcel - Rasmussen Alex (SWB) 242

Lampater Leif - Stroetinga Wim (Sparkasse) 176

Grasmann Christian - Hester Marc (ÖVB) 162

at 4 laps

Graf Andreas - Müller Andreas (Bike it) 92

at 6 laps

Stöpler Nick - Heßlich Nico (Schmidt & Koch) 177

at 8 laps

Liß Lucas - Marguet Tristan (Radio Bremen) 126

at 13 laps

Burkart Achim - Politt Nils (Karstadt Sport) 73

Blaha Martin - Hacecky Vojtech (Atlantik Gruppe) 67

Muntaner David - Torres Albert (x-Tip / Die Spielemacher) 50

at 16 laps

Barth Marcel - Mohs Erik (Elements Pure / PASSION Sport) 77

at 18 laps

Roberts Luke - Lea Bobby (Lotto) 117