Six Days of Buenos Aires

Six Days of Buenos Aires

Race details
Region	Buenos Aires, Argentina
Discipline	Track
Type	Six-day racing
History
First edition	1936 (1936)
Editions	27

The Six Days of Buenos Aires was a former six-day cycling event, held in Luna Park stadium, Buenos Aires, Argentina. As many as 27 editions took place from 1936 until 2000, though there were at times single years or even long gaps (such as 1950-55 and 1965-82) when the event was not raced.

Winners

Edition	Winners	Second	Third
1936	Antonio Prior Rafael Ramos	Bobby Echeverria Jackie Sheehan	Willy Korsmeier Karl Kretschmer
1937 I	Gottfried Hürtgen Karl Göbel	Vicente Demetrio Antonio Prior	Willy Korsmeier Luciano Montero Hernandez
1937 II	Gottfried Hürtgen Karl Göbel	Gino Banbagiotti Ferdinand Grillo	Jean Van Buggenhout Michel Van Vlockhoven
1938	Not raced
1939	Remigio Saavedra Camiel Dekuysscher	Ferdinand Grillo Raffaele Di Paco	Karl Göbel Gottfried Hürtgen
1940	Gottfried Hürtgen Raffaele Di Paco	Erland Christensen Mario Mathieu	Roger Deneef Constant Huys
1941	Not raced
1942	Fernand Wambst Antonio Bertola	Mario Mathieu Remigio Saavedra	Constant Huys Frans Slaats
1943	Remigio Saavedra Mario Mathieu	Antonio Bertola Raffaele Di Paco	Constant Huys Frans Slaats
1944	Frans Slaats Raffaele Di Paco	Mario Mathieu Remigio Saavedra	Antonio Bertola Constant Huys
1945	Remigio Saavedra Mario Mathieu	Antonio Bertola Raffaele Di Paco	Constant Huys Bruno Loatti
1946	Émile Ignat Gilbert Doré	Angel Castellani Mario Mathieu	Raoul Breuskin Emile Bruneau
1947	Alvaro Giorgetti Antonio Bertola	Gilbert Doré Émile Ignat	Emile Bruneau Remigio Saavedra
1948	Ángel Castellani Antonio Bertola	Alvaro Giorgetti Robert Vercellone	Alejandro Fombellida Raoul Martin
1949 I	Alvaro Giorgetti Robert Vercellone	Alejandro Fombellida Raoul Martin	Antonio Bertola Angel Castellani
1949 II	Raoul Martin Alejandro Fombellida
1950-55	Not raced
1956	Héctor Acosta Bruno Sivilotti	Antonio Alexandre Rodolfo Caccavo	Elvio Giacche Oscar Giacche
1957	Not raced
1958	Fausto Coppi Jorge Batiz	Alfredo Estmatges Gabriel Saura	Antonio Alexandre Ramon Vazquez
1959	Jorge Batiz Mino De Rossi	Jacques Bellenger Bernard Bouvard	Antonio Alexandre Dulio Biganzoli
1960	Enzo Sacchi Ferdinando Terruzzi	Jorge Batiz Ramon Vazquez	Bernard Bouvard Jean Raynal
1961	Miguel Poblet Jorge Batiz	Leandro Faggin Guido Messina	Manfred Donike Edy Gieseler
1962	Not raced
1963	Ricardo Senn Jorge Batiz	Guillermo Timoner Francisco Tortella	Willi Altig Leo Sterckx
1964	Ricardo Senn Jorge Batiz	Gustav Kilian Robert Lelangue	Carlos Roqueiro Mino De Rossi
1965-82	Not raced
1983	Willy Debosscher Stefan Schröpfer	Avelino Perea Modesto Urrutibeazcoa	Marcelo Alexandre Eduardo Trillini
1984	Roman Hermann Eduardo Trillini	Avelino Perea Modesto Urrutibeazcoa	Willy Debosscher Rene Kos
1985-86	Not raced
1987	Marcelo Alexandre Eduardo Trillini
1988-92	Not raced
1993	Marcelo Alexandre Danny Clark	Gabriel Curuchet Juan Curuchet	Hugo Patissoli Erminio Suarez
1994-98	Not raced
1999	Juan Curuchet Gabriel Curuchet	Adriano Baffi Andrea Collinelli	Jimmi Madsen Bruno Risi
2000	Juan Curuchet Gabriel Curuchet	Juan Llaneras Walter Perez	Gustavo Artacho Bruno Risi

References

http://www.memoire-du-cyclisme.eu/piste_6jours/6j_buenos_aires.php

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