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Wiggins and Cavendish are one lap ahead of their two main rivals

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20.11.2016 @ 11:40 Posted by Christian Berg

Bradley Wiggins and Mark Cavendish retained the lead on Saturday during the fifth night of the Six Days of Ghent. The British duo are one lap ahead of De Ketele – De Pauw and Keisse - Viviani. The race will be decided on Sundy.

 

The top teams continued their hard fight in the final race, a madison over 25 minutes, on the peultimate night. Cavendish-Wiggins De Pauw-De Ketele were the main protagonists while Keisse-Viviani hung on.

 

In the finale, the Brits attacked again. De Ketele-De Pauw responded but could not prevent the British pair for gaining a lap with one minute left. Keisse-Viviani took a final lap in no time. In the sprint, Keisse beat Cavendish and so set the scene for an interesting final day.

 

Overall standing

1 Bradley Wiggins - Mark Cavendish 358

 

1 lap

2 Kenny De Ketele - Moreno De Pauw 385

3 Elia Viviani - Iljo Keisse 370

 

4 laps

4 Callum Scotson - Cameron Meyer 196

 

6 laps

5 Lindsat De Vylder - Leif Lampater 223

 

7 laps

6 Otto Vergaerde - Morgan Kneisky 178

7 Jesper Mørkøv - Marc Hester 106

 

26 laps

8 Roy Pieters - Jonas Rickaert 97

9 Nick Stopler - Tristan Marguet 97

 

39 laps

10 Ollie Wood - Mark Stewart 46

 

41 laps

11 Alex Rasmussen - Yoeri Havik 55

 

51 laps

12 Marcel Kalz - Robbe Ghys 120

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