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

Biathlon - Men's 7.5km at the IX Paralympic Winter Games
Venue	Pragelato
Dates	14 March
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Biathlon at the 2006 Winter Paralympics
7.5 km	men	women
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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.

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

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

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