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Biathlon at the 2006 Winter Paralympics – Men's 7.5km

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Biathlon - Men's 7.5km
at the IX Paralympic Winter Games
VenuePragelato
Dates14 March
2002
2010

Men's 7.5 km biathlon events at the 2006 Winter Paralympics were contested at Pragelato on 11 March.

There were 3 events. Standings were decided by applying a disability factor to the actual times achieved; for each missed shot the competitors had to execute one 150m penalty loop, which was included in the real time.

Visually impaired

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The visually impaired event was won by Irek Mannanov, representing  Russia.[1]

Rank Name Country Real Time Factor Misses Finish Time
1st place, gold medalist(s) Irek Mannanov  Russia 20:54.1 100 2 20:54.1
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Vitaliy Lukyanenko  Ukraine 21:56.8 100 2 21:56.8
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Brian McKeever  Canada 22:59.4 100 7 22:59.4
4 Marian Balaz  Slovakia 23:56.1 98 3 23:27.4
5 Wilhelm Brem  Germany 28:00.3 85 6 23:48.3
6 Michael Bentele  Germany 28:17.3 85 4 24:02.7
7 Jarmo Ollanketo  Finland 25:27.9 98 3 24:57.4
8 Oleh Munts  Ukraine 29:27.9 85 7 25:02.7
9 Philippe Terral  France 26:00.3 98 4 25:29.1
10 Elie Zampin  France 26:45.9 100 7 26:45.9
11 Minoru Kobayashi  Japan 32:42.9 85 7 27:48.5
12 Hiroshi Kato  Japan 30:01.0 98 3 29:25.0
13 Franz Gatscher  Italy 31:43.9 98 8 31:05.8
14 Ivan Ivanov  Bulgaria 36:05.1 100 8 36:05.1

Sitting

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The sitting event was won by Vladimir Kiselev, representing  Russia.[2]

Rank Name Country Real Time Factor Misses Finish Time
1st place, gold medalist(s) Vladimir Kiselev  Russia 25:19.1 100 0 25:19.1
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Iurii Kostiuk  Ukraine 28:22.8 91 2 25:49.5
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Sergiy Khyzhnyak  Ukraine 25:51.2 100 0 25:51.2
4 Irek Zaripov  Russia 26:04.9 100 0 26:04.9
5 Vladimir Gajdiciar  Slovakia 26:06.5 100 0 26:06.5
6 Taras Kryjanovski  Russia 26:41.4 98 2 26:09.3
7 Ruedi Weber  Switzerland 28:59.3 94 1 27:14.9
8 Mikhail Terentiev  Russia 31:50.4 86 3 27:22.9
9 Oliver Anthofer  Austria 29:17.5 94 4 27:32.0
10 Vladyslav Morozov  Ukraine 27:35.8 100 1 27:35.8
11 Sergej Shilov  Russia 32:35.9 86 4 28:02.1
12 Robert Wator  Poland 28:13.3 100 4 28:13.3
13 Bruno Huber  Switzerland 29:01.4 100 3 29:01.4
14 Hiroyuki Nagata  Japan 33:45.9 86 0 29:02.3
15 Aliaksandr Davidovich  Belarus 29:20.5 100 6 29:20.5
16 Michael Weymann  Germany 29:37.2 100 1 29:37.2
17 Leonid Musanov  Russia 36:37.6 86 4 31:29.9
Wieslaw Fiedor  Poland DNS

Standing

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The standing event was won by Rustam Garifoullin, representing  Russia.[3]

Rank Name Country Real Time Factor Misses Finish Time
1st place, gold medalist(s) Rustam Garifoullin  Russia 21:57.2 97 2 21:17.7
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Josef Giesen  Germany 24:29.8 87 1 21:18.7
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Nils Erik Ulset  Norway 24:50.0 89 2 22:06.1
4 Valeriy Darovskikh  Russia 22:47.4 97 0 22:06.3
5 Thomas Oelsner  Germany 23:06.9 96 1 22:11.4
6 Michael Kurz  Austria 24:32.7 92 3 22:34.9
7 Siarhei Silchanka  Belarus 23:43.0 97 4 23:00.3
8 Harald Thauer  Germany 24:11.4 96 2 23:13.3
9 Yannick Bourseaux  France 24:20.3 96 3 23:21.9
10 Emmanuel Lacroix  France 24:05.4 97 2 23:22.0
11 Konstantin Yanchuk  Russia 27:01.0 87 4 23:30.3
12 Alfis Makamedinov  Russia 25:51.4 91 1 23:31.8
13 Franck Paget  France 25:34.9 96 3 24:33.5
14 Hiroshi Denda  Japan 25:26.9 97 1 24:41.1
15 Oleg Balukhto  Russia 25:46.5 96 5 24:44.7
16 Daniele Stefanoni  Italy 26:42.6 96 2 25:38.5
17 Kalervo Pieksaemaeki  Finland 26:43.3 96 2 25:39.1
18 James Kenneth Millar  Australia 27:18.9 97 3 26:29.8
19 Pascal Schrofer  Switzerland 27:26.0 97 4 26:36.6
20 Daniel Perkins  United States 29:46.1 96 8 28:34.6
21 Oleg Syssolyatin  Kazakhstan 40:34.3 96 6 38:57.0
Jan Kolodziej  Poland DNS

References

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  1. ^ "Biathlon: Men's 7.5 km: Visually impaired". International Paralympic Committee (IPC). Retrieved 10 October 2012.
  2. ^ "Biathlon: Men's 7.5 km: Sitting". International Paralympic Committee (IPC). Retrieved 10 October 2012.
  3. ^ "Biathlon: Men's 7.5 km: Standing". International Paralympic Committee (IPC). Retrieved 10 October 2012.