Six-day Wins
| Nr. | Year | Venue | Partner |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1957 | Chicago | Harm Smits |
| 2 | 1959 | Antwerp | Gerrit Schulte and Klaus Bugdahl |
| 3 | 1959 | Brussels | Gerrit Schulte |
| 4 | 1959 | Münster | Lucien Gillen |
| 5 | 1960 | Antwerp | Gerrit Schulte |
| 6 | 1960 | Berlin | Rik van Looy |
| 7 | 1960 | Ghent | Rik van Looy |
| 8 | 1961 | Cologne | Rik van Looy |
| 9 | 1961 | Antwerp | Rik van Looy and Willy Vannitsen |
| 10 | 1961 | Brussels | Rik van Looy |
| 11 | 1961 | Ghent | Rik van Looy |
| 12 | 1962-1 | Berlin | Rik van Looy |
| 13 | 1962 | Antwerp | Rik van Looy |
| 14 | 1962 | Dortmund | Rik van Looy |
| 15 | 1963 | Cologne | Fritz Pfenninger |
| 16 | 1963 | Milan | Ferdinando Terruzzi |
| 17 | 1963 | Brussels | Fritz Pfenninger |
| 18 | 1963 | Zürich | Fritz Pfenninger |
| 19 | 1964 | Cologne | Hans Junkermann |
| 20 | 1964 | Antwerp | Fritz Pfenninger and Noël Foré |
| 21 | 1964-2 | Berlin | Fritz Pfenninger |
| 22 | 1964 | Brussels | Fritz Pfenninger |
| 23 | 1964 | Zürich | Fritz Pfenninger |
| 24 | 1965-1 | Berlin | Fritz Pfenninger |
| 25 | 1965 | Essen | Rik van Steenbergen |
| 26 | 1965 | Antwerp | Klaus Bugdahl and Jan Janssen |
| 27 | 1965 | Dortmund | Fritz Pfenninger |
| 28 | 1965 | Brussels | Tom Simpson |
| 29 | 1965 | Zürich | Fritz Pfenninger |
| 30 | 1966 | Essen | Fritz Pfenninger |
| 31 | 1966 | Milan | Gianni Motta |
| 32 | 1966 | Antwerp | Fritz Pfenninger and Jan Janssen |
| 33 | 1966 | Ghent | Fritz Pfenninger |
| 34 | 1966 | Amsterdam | Fritz Pfenninger |
| 35 | 1967 | Bremen | Fritz Pfenninger |
| 36 | 1967 | Essen | Fritz Pfenninger |
| 37 | 1967 | Antwerp | Fritz Pfenninger and Jan Janssen |
| 38 | 1967 | Milan | Gianni Motta |
| 39 | 1967-2 | Berlin | Klaus Bugdahl |
| 40 | 1967 | Frankfurt | Fritz Pfenninger |
| 41 | 1968 | Milan | Gianni Motta |
| 42 | 1968 | Rotterdam | Patrick Sercu |
| 43 | 1968 | London | Patrick Sercu |
| 44 | 1968-2 | Berlin | Wolfgang Schulze |
| 45 | 1968 | Ghent | Leo Duyndam |
| 46 | 1969 | Bremen | Patrick Sercu |
| 47 | 1969 | Antwerp | Patrick Sercu and Rik van Looy |
| 48 | 1969 | Rotterdam | Romain Deloof |
| 49 | 1969 | London | Patrick Sercu |
| 50 | 1969 | Dortmund | Patrick Sercu |
| 51 | 1969 | Frankfurt | Patrick Sercu |
| 52 | 1969 | Amsterdam | Romain Deloof |
| 53 | 1970 | Cologne | Patrick Sercu |
| 54 | 1970 | Bremen | Patrick Sercu |
| 55 | 1970 | Antwerp | René Pijnen and Klaus Bugdahl |
| 56 | 1970 | Groningen | Jan Janssen |
| 57 | 1970 | London | Patrick Sercu |
| 58 | 1970 | Brussels | Jack Mourioux |
| 59 | 1970 | Zürich | Fritz Pfenninger and Erich Spahn |
| 60 | 1971 | Rotterdam | Patrick Sercu |
| 61 | 1971-1 | Grenoble | Alain van Lancker |
| 62 | 1971 | Antwerp | René Pijnen and Leo Duyndam |
| 63 | 1971 | London | Patrick Sercu |
| 64 | 1971 | Berlin | Patrick Sercu |
| 65 | 1971 | Frankfurt | Patrick Sercu |
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