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

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

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

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
  Irek Mannanov   Russia 20:54.1 100 2 20:54.1
  Vitaliy Lukyanenko   Ukraine 21:56.8 100 2 21:56.8
  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
  Vladimir Kiselev   Russia 25:19.1 100 0 25:19.1
  Iurii Kostiuk   Ukraine 28:22.8 91 2 25:49.5
  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
  Rustam Garifoullin   Russia 21:57.2 97 2 21:17.7
  Josef Giesen   Germany 24:29.8 87 1 21:18.7
  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.