2006 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup

2006 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup
Date (2006-04 - 2006-09)April–September 2006

The 2006 UCI Mountain Bike World Cup included four disciplines: marathon, cross-country, downhill and 4-cross.[1]

Cross-country

Date Venue Winner (Men) Winner (Women)
1 April 2006Netherlands Antilles CuraçaoNetherlands Bart BrentjensNorway Gunn-Rita Dahle
14 May 2006Spain MadridFrance Julien AbsalonNorway Gunn-Rita Dahle
21 May 2006Belgium Spa FrancorchampsFrance Julien AbsalonNorway Gunn-Rita Dahle
27 May 2006United Kingdom Fort WilliamFrance Julien AbsalonGermany Nina Göhl
24 June 2006Canada Mont-Sainte-AnneSwitzerland Christoph SauserCanada Marie-Helene Prémont
9 September 2006Austria SchladmingSwitzerland Christoph SauserCanada Marie-Helene Prémont
Final Standings[2] UCI World Cup
Cross Country Championship		   France Julien Absalon   Norway Gunn-Rita Dahle
  Switzerland Christoph Sauser   Canada Marie-Helene Prémont
  Spain José Antonio Hermida   Russia Irina Kalentieva

Downhill

Date Venue Winner (Men) Winner (Women)
7 May 2006Spain Vigo[3]Australia Michael HannahUnited Kingdom Tracy Moseley
28 May 2006United Kingdom Fort William[3]Australia Sam HillUnited Kingdom Tracy Moseley
4 June 2006Germany Willingen[3]United Kingdom Steve PeatUnited Kingdom Tracy Moseley
24 June 2006Canada Mont-Sainte-Anne[3]Australia Chris KovarikFrance Sabrina Jonnier
1 July 2006Brazil Balneário Camboriú[3]Finland Matti LehikoinenUnited Kingdom Rachel Atherton
10 September 2006Austria Schladming[3]Australia Sam HillFrance Sabrina Jonnier
Final Standings UCI World Cup
Downhill Championship		   United Kingdom Steve Peat   United Kingdom Tracy Moseley
  Australia Sam Hill   France Sabrina Jonnier
  South Africa Greg Minnaar   United Kingdom Rachel Atherton

Marathon

Date Venue Winner (Men) Winner (Women)
6 May 2006Greece Naousa[4]Colombia Leonardo PáezSwitzerland Daniela Louis
17 June 2006Canada Mont-Sainte-Anne[5]Austria Alban LakataFinland Pia Sundstedt
9 July 2006Italy Niederdorf[6]Colombia Leonardo PáezSwitzerland Esther Süss
29 July 2006France Val Thorens[7]New Zealand Kashi LeuchsFinland Pia Sundstedt
Final standings UCI World Cup
Marathon Championship		   Colombia Leonardo Páez[7]   Finland Pia Sundstedt[7]
  France Thomas Dietsch   Switzerland Esther Süss
  Italy Roland Stauder   Italy Elena Giacomuzzi

Four-cross

Date Venue Winner (Men) Winner (Women)
6 May 2006Spain Vigo[8]Czech Republic Michal ProkopUnited States Jill Kintner
27 May 2006United Kingdom Fort William[9]Czech Republic Michal ProkopUnited States Jill Kintner
3 June 2006Germany Willingen[10]Australia Jared GravesUnited States Jill Kintner
24 June 2006Canada Mont-Sainte-Anne[11]Czech Republic Michal ProkopAustralia Katrina Miller
1 July 2006Brazil Balneário CamboriúCzech Republic Michal ProkopUnited States Jill Kintner
9 September 2006Austria Schladming[12]Czech Republic Kamil TatarkovicUnited Kingdom Fionn Griffiths
Final Standings UCI World Cup
Four-Cross Championship		   Czech Republic Michal Prokop   United States Jill Kintner
  Australia Jared Graves   Australia Katrina Miller
  Czech Republic Kamil Tatarkovic   United States Tara Llanes

See also

References

  1. ↑ "UCI announces changes in 2006 World Cup". Cycling News. Retrieved 6 June 2025.
  2. ↑ "Cross Country XCO". 365mountainbike.it. Retrieved 6 June 2025.
  3. 1 2 3 4 5 6 "2006 UCI World Cup DH". rootsandrain.com. Retrieved 6 June 2025.
  4. ↑ "MTB World Cup Marathon #1 - CDM". Cycling News. Retrieved 6 June 2025.
  5. ↑ "UCI Marathon World Cup #2 - CDM". Cycling News. Retrieved 6 June 2025.
  6. ↑ "UCI Marathon World Cup #3 - CDM". Cycling News. Retrieved 6 June 2025.
  7. 1 2 3 "UCI World Cup XCM 4 (XCM)". Cycling News. Retrieved 6 June 2025.
  8. ↑ "MTB World Cup DH 4X #1 - CDM". Cycling News. Retrieved 6 June 2025.
  9. ↑ "MTB World Cup XC #4 & DH #2 - CDM". Cycling News. Retrieved 6 June 2025.
  10. ↑ "MTB World Cup DH-4X #3 - CDM". Cycling News. Retrieved 6 June 2025.
  11. ↑ "MTB World Cup XC #5, DH #4, 4X #4 - CDM". Cycling News. Retrieved 6 June 2025.
  12. ↑ "MTB World Cup XC, DHI & 4X #6 - CDM". Cycling News. Retrieved 6 June 2025.
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