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2006 World Road Cycling Championships

September 20 - September 24, Salzburg, Austria.

World Road Cycling Championships podium history

On this page: elite men's road race, U23 men's road race, elite men's individual time trial, elite women's road race.

Sunday, September 24: Elite Men's Road Race, 265.9 km.

1. Paolo Bettini (Italy) 6hr 15min 36sec. 42.476 km/hr
2. Erik Zabel (Germany) s.t.
3. Alejandro Valverde (Spain) s.t.
4. Samuel Sanchez (Spain) @ 2sec
5. Robbie McEwen (Australia) s.t.
6. Stuart O'Grady (Australia) s.t.
7. Uros Murn (Switzerland) s.t.
8. Alexandre Botcharov (Russia) s.t.
9. Tom Boonen (Belgium) s.t.
10. Vladimir Gusev (Russia) s.t.

Saturday, September 23: Mens Under 23 Road Race, 177.2 km.

1. Gerald Ciolek (Germany) 4hr 50sec. 44.146 km/hr
2. Romain Feillu (France) s.t.
3. Alexander Khatunsev (Russia) s.t.
4. Francesco Gavazzi (Italy) s.t.
5. Jelle Vanendert (Berlgium) s.t.
18. John Devine (USA, best placed American) @ 5sec

Thursday, September 21: Elite Mens' 50.8 km Individual Time Trial

1. Fabian Cancellara (Switzerland-CSC) 1hr 12sec
2. David Zabriskie (USA-CSC) @ 1min 30sec
3. Alexandre Vinokourov (Kazakhstan-Astana) @ 1min 50sec
4. Brian Vandborg (Denmark-CSC) @ 1min 53sec
5. Sebastian Lang (Germany-Gerolsteiner) @ 2min 9sec

Wednesday, September 20: Elite Women's 26.12 km Individual Time Trial

1. Kristin Armstrong (USA): 35min 5sec
2. Karin Turig (Switzerland) @ 25sec
3. Christine Thorburn (USA) @ 29sec
4. Priska Doppmann (Sitzerland) @ 35sec
5. Nicole Cooke (Great Britain) @ 56sec