Six Days of Boston

The Six Days of Boston was a six-day cycling event, held in Boston, Massachusetts, USA, between 1901 and 1933. It took place thirteen times during that period.[1] Alfred Goullet, Alfred Hill and Norman Hill share the record with two wins each.

Six Days of Boston

Race details
Region	Boston, United States
Discipline	Track
Type	Six-day racing
History
First edition	1901
Editions	13
Final edition	1933
First winner	Fred Bowler Otto Maya
Most wins	Alfred Goullet Alfred Hill Norman Hill (2 wins)
Final winner	Dave Lands Charly Ritter

Roll of honor

Edition	Winners	Second	Third
1901	Fred Bowler Otto Maya	Hugh McLean Jimmy Moran	Blecker Floyd McFarland
1902	Floyd McFarland Otto Maya	George Leander John Rutz	Howard Freeman Ben Munroe
1903-1906	Not held
1907	Floyd Krebs Hugh McLean	Joe Fogler Jimmy Moran	Walter Bardgett Eddy Root
1908	Niels Marius Anderson Iver Lawson	Pat Logan Worth Mitten	Charles Vanoni Williams
1909	Not held
1910	Frank Kramer Jimmy Moran	Alfred Goullet Paddy Hehir	Elmer Collins Joe Fogler
1911	Not held
1912	Joe Fogler Jimmy Moran	Eddy Root Paddy Hehir	John Bedell Ernie Pye
1913	Joe Fogler Iver Lawson	Eddy Root Paddy Hehir	Percy Lawrence Jake Magin
1914	Alfred Goullet Alfred Hill	Reginald McNamara Jimmy Moran	Peter Drobach Iver Lawson
1915	Alfred Grenda Alfred Hill	Reginald McNamara Robert Spears	Menus Bedell Jake Magin
1916	Alfred Grenda Alfred Goullet	Frank Corry Jake Magin	Percy Lawrence Lloyd Thomas
1917-1925	Not held
1926	Harris Horder Alec McBeath	Anthony Beckman Bob Walthour	Dave Lands Otto Petri
1927-1932	Not held
1933 (1)	Dave Lands Norman Hill	Willie Grimm Edoardo Severgnini	Franz Duelberg Charles Winter
1933 (2)	Alfred Crossley Norman Hill	Tino Reboli Bob Walthour	Dave Lands Charly Ritter

References

1. "6 jours de Boston (États-Unis)". mémoire-dy-cyclisme.net. Retrieved 10 March 2016.