Image 1 of 38 Mark Cavendish leads Jasper de Buyst (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 2 of 38 Michael Vingerling gets ready to slight his partner Yoeri Havik (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 3 of 38 (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 4 of 38 Vikto Manakov (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 5 of 38 Didier Caspers and Melvin van Zijl (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 6 of 38 World Champions Albert Torres and David Muntaner complete a successful changeover (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 7 of 38 Shane Archbold (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 8 of 38 (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 9 of 38 (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 10 of 38 Otto Verdaerde (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 11 of 38 Nick Stopler gets ready to hand over to Otto Vergaerde (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 12 of 38 David Muntaner and Albert Torres (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 13 of 38 Moreno de Pauw on his way to a record-equalling ride (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 14 of 38 Molly Meyvisch during the women's scratch race (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 15 of 38 Melvin van Zijl and Didier Caspers (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 16 of 38 Lotte Kopecky competes in the women's scratch event (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 17 of 38 Kelly Druyts (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 18 of 38 Iljo Keisse leads Mark Cavendish ahead of their sprint ride (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 19 of 38 (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 20 of 38 Jolien d'Hoore won the women's scratch race (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 21 of 38 Jolien d'Hoore on her way to victory (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 22 of 38 Jasper de Buyst leads the way (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 23 of 38 Ivan Savitsky (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 24 of 38 Waiting for the bell to toll (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 25 of 38 It was another action packed evening on the track (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 26 of 38 Getting ready for the changeover (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 27 of 38 Iljo Keisse (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 28 of 38 Gilke Croket (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 29 of 38 Christian Grassman takes the plaudits after winning the sprint (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 30 of 38 Kenny de Ketele and Jasper De Buyst (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 31 of 38 Jasper De Buyst gives his all in the sprint (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 32 of 38 (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 33 of 38 Jasper de Buyst and Kenny de Ketele (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 34 of 38 David Muntaner (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 35 of 38 Bianca Lust (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 36 of 38 (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 37 of 38 Alex Rasmussen (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen) Image 38 of 38 Albert Torres (Image credit: ISPA-photo/L.Claesen)

Mark Cavendish and Iljo Keisse took the lead on the fourth evening of racing at the Gent Six. The pair gained a lap on the rest of the field after breaching the 200-point mark, and taking victories in the elimination and derny races. Race favourites Jasper De Buyst and Kenny De Ketele fell down to third place, but could still move back into the lead if they earn a bonus lap for making 300 points.

Leif Lampater and Silvan Dillier jumped from fourth to second, knocking the Danish paring of Alex Rasmussen and Marc Hester out of the podium placings. It was a good night for Moreno de Pauw and Christian Grasmann, who equalled the record in the 500 metre time trial. Grasmann set things up for his teammate and launched De Pauw to a time of 27.03, matching the time of Franco Marvulli and Tristian Marguet from two years previously. They also claimed victory in the final Madison of the night.

Standings after Day 4