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IAAF World Combined Events Challenge 2006 (0)

Sep 30, 2026
Explore the complete final standings of the 2006 IAAF World Combined Events Challenge, including the leading decathletes, their scoring performances and competition venues.

The final standings of the 2006 IAAF World Combined Events Challenge, won by Dmitri Karpov with 25145 points. The table shows each athlete’s three scoring performances and competition venues.

1st meeting 2nd meeting 3rd meeting
P Decathlete Points Result Venue Result Venue Result Venue
1 Dmitri Karpov
Kazakhstan
25145 8293 Götzis 8414 Ratingen 8438 Talence
2 Roman Šebrle
Czech Rep.
25029 8333 Arles 8526 Göteborg 8170 Talence
3 Attila Zsivoczky
Hungary
24950 8204 Götzis 8390 Arles 8356 Göteborg
4 Aleksei Drozdov
Russia
24746 8188 Götzis 8350 Göteborg 8208 Talence
5 Maurice Smith
Jamaica
24692 8074 Melbourne 8269 Götzis 8349 Ratingen
6 Romain Barras
France
24670 8138 Götzis 8416 Arles 8116 Talence
7 Pascal Behrenbruch
Germany
24477 8069 Götzis 8199 Ratingen 8209 Göteborg
8 Aleksandr Pogorelov
Russia
24466 8102 Arles 8245 Göteborg 8119 Talence
9 Stefan Drews
Germany
24298 8233 Ratingen 8105 Göteborg 7960 Talence
10 Jon Ryan Harlan
USA
23860 7872 Indianapolis 7966 San Juan 8022 Talence
11 Tomaš Dvorak
Czech Rep.
23818 7873 Götzis 7997 Göteborg 7948 Talence
12 Francois Gourmet
Belgium
23721 7882 Monzon 7921 Göteborg 7918 Talence
13 Nadir El Fassi
France
23591 7824 Arles 7955 Arles 7812 Talence
14 Chris Boyles
USA
23338 7855 Desenzano 7780 Indianapolis 7703 San Juan
15 Madis Kallas
Estonia
22951 7476 Götzis 7972 Arles 7503 Göteborg
16 Roland Schwarzl
Austria
22808 7644 Götzis 7570 Yalta 7594 Talence
17 Kevin Sempers
Great Britain
21170 6941 Desenzano 7071 Arles 7158 Yalta

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