Six Days of Buenos Aires
| Race details | |
|---|---|
| Region | Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| Discipline | Track |
| Type | Six-day racing |
| History | |
| First edition | 1936 |
| Editions | 27 |
The Six Days of Buenos Aires was a former six-day cycling event, held in Luna Park stadium, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Winners
| Edition | Winners | Second | Third |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1936 |  Antonio Prior Rafael Ramos |
 Bobby Echeverria  Jackie Sheehan |
.svg.png){kind=small} 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 |
.svg.png){kind=small} Jean Van Buggenhout Michel Van Vlockhoven |
| 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 |
| 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 |
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| 1956 | Héctor Acosta Bruno Sivilotti |
Antonio Alexandre Rodolfo Caccavo |
Elvio Giacche Oscar Giacche |
| 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 |
| 1963 | Ricardo Senn Jorge Batiz |
Guillermo Timoner Francisco Tortella |
Willy Aitig Leo Sterckx |
| 1964 | Ricardo Senn Jorge Batiz |
Gustav Kilian Robert Lelangue |
Carlos Roqueiro Mino De Rossi |
| 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 |
| 1987 | Marcelo Alexandre Eduardo Trillini |
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| 1993 | Marcelo Alexandre  Danny Clark |
Gabriel Curuchet Juan Curuchet |
Hugo Patissoli Erminio Suarez |
| 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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Coordinates: 22°33′01″S 43°06′42″W / 22.5503°S 43.1117°W
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