Robert Bartko

Robert Bartko
	File:Robert Bartko.jpg
Personal information
Full name	Robert Bartko
Born	23 December 1975 (age 49); Potsdam, East Germany
Team information
Current team	LKT Team Brandenburg
Discipline	Track, road
Role	Rider
Amateur team(s)
1999–2000	Peugeot Team Berlin
2000	Skilled-Germany
2006	Team BDR
Professional team(s)
2001–2002	Team Telekom
2003–2004	Rabobank
2009–2014	LKT Team Brandenburg
	Representing Germany
Track cycling
Olympic Games
	Infobox last updated on; 28 January 2012

Robert Bartko (born 23 December 1975 in Potsdam) is a road bicycle and track cyclist from Germany, who was born in the former East Germany. He won two gold medals at the 2000 Summer Olympics in Sydney, Australia: in the individual and in the team pursuit. He competed in races for professional riders from 2001 to 2014.

Major road results

1999

1st, Stage 5b, Sachsen Tour

2002

2nd, Overall, Niedersachsen-Rundfahrt

Winner Stage 5

2003

1st, Stage 4, Tour de Luxembourg

2004

1st, Overall, Driedaagse van West-Vlaanderen

Winner Prologue

Olympic Games: 2000 – Sydney, , Pursuit; 2000 – Sydney, , Team Pursuit (with Lehmann/Becke/Fulst)

UCI Track World Championships: 1998 – Bordeaux, , Team Pursuit (with Lademann/Becke/Fulst); 1998 – Bordeaux, , Pursuit; 1999 – Berlin, , Pursuit; 1999 – Berlin, , Team Pursuit (with Lehmann/Becke/Fulst); 2004 – Melbourne, , Pursuit; 2005 – Los Angeles, , Pursuit; 2006 – Bordeaux, , Pursuit; 2007 – Palma de Mallorca, , Pursuit

2008 European Track Championships: 2008 - , Omnium; 2009 - Ghent, Madison (with Roger Kluge)

National Track Championships: 2000 – Hamburg, 1st, (with Fulst/Kalfack/Müller); 2000 – Hamburg, 2nd, Pursuit; 2000 – Hamburg, 3rd, Madison (with Andreas Kappes); 2005 – Hamburg, 1st, Pursuit; 2005 – Hamburg, 1st, Team Pursuit (with Fulst/Lampater/König); 2005 – Hamburg, 1st, Madison (with Guido Fulst); 2006 – Cottbus, 1st, Pursuit; 2006 – Cottbus, 1st, Team Pursuit (with Fulst/Kriegs/König); 2006 – Cottbus, 1st, Madison (with Andreas Beikirch); 2007 – Berlin, 1st, Pursuit; 2007 – Berlin, 1st, Team Pursuit (with Kriegs/König/Schulz); 2008 - ...; 2009 - ...; 2010 - ...

UCI Track Cycling World Cup Classics: 1998 – Berlin, 1st, Pursuit; 1998 – Berlin, 1st, Team Pursuit (with Lademann/Fulst/Becke); 2004 – Moscow, 1st, Pursuit; 2005 – Los Angeles, 1st, Pursuit; 2005 – Los Angeles, 1st, Madison (with Leif Lampater); 2005 – Los Angeles, 1st, Team Pursuit (with Lampater/Bommel/Bengsch); 2006 – Moscow, 1st, Pursuit; 2006 – Moscow, 3rd, Team Pursuit (with Bengsch/Fulst/Lampater)

Six Days-wins (21 in total): Amsterdam – 2007 (with Iljo Keisse) & 2009 and 2010 (with Roger Kluge); Berlin – 2004 (with Guido Fulst)& 2009 (with Erik Zabel) & 2011 (with Roger Kluge); Bremen – 2005 (with Andreas Beikirch) & 2008 (with Iljo Keisse) & 2011 with Robert Bengsch & 2012 (with Peter Schep); Copenhagen - 2014 (with Marcel Kalz); Ghent – 2006 & 2007 & 2011 (with Iljo Keisse); Munich – 2005 (with Erik Zabel) & 2008 (with Iljo Keisse); Stuttgart – 2006 (with Fulst & Lampater) & 2008 (with Keisse & Lampater; Rotterdam – 2007 (with Iljo Keisse); Zürich 2010 (with Danilo Hondo)

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