Götzis 2006 (0)
| P | Athlete | Nation | Points | Results |
| 1 | Bryan Clay | USA | 8677 | 10,42 - 7.67 - 15.56 - 2.06 - 48,87 - 13,74 - 52.21 - 5.00 - 66.47 - 5.13,47 |
| 2 | Dmitri Karpov | KAZ | 8293 | 10,84 - 7.30 - 16.47 - 2.09 - 47,72 - 14,05 - 51.13 - 4.40 - 48.26 - 4.42,67 |
| 3 | Maurice Smith | JAM | 8269 | 10,83 - 7.13 - 17.06 - 1.97 - 48,08 - 13,76 - 52.05 - 4.40 - 50.14 - 4.39,06 |
| 4 | Andre Niklaus | GER | 8239 | 11,01 - 6.99 - 14.28 - 2.03 - 49,40 - 14,28 - 45.36 - 5.10 - 60.80 - 4.29,48 |
| 5 | Attila Zsivoczky | HUN | 8204 | 11,01 - 6.96 - 15.56 - 2.09 - 49,72 - 14,54 - 47.77 - 4.70 - 59.34 - 4.32,90 |
| 6 | Aleksei Drozdov | RUS | 8188 | 11,09 - 6.91 - 16.13 - 2.00 - 50,60 - 14,83 - 50.29 - 4.90 - 64.59 - 4.41,10 |
| 7 | Romain Barras | FRA | 8138 | 11,20 - 7.10 - 14.29 - 1.94 - 48,78 - 14,16 - 43.51 - 5.00 - 61.75 - 4.28,91 |
| 8 | Aleksei Sysoyev | RUS | 8108 | 10,88 - 6.51 - 14.87 - 2.06 - 48,97 - 14,86 - 53.40 - 4.70 - 57.18 - 4.38,00 |
| 9 | Norman Müller | GER | 8093 | 11,09 - 7.21 - 14.41 - 1.91 - 48,37 - 14,46 - 43.28 - 4.90 - 60.69 - 4.29,97 |
| 10 | Pascal Behrenbruch | GER | 8069 | 11,10 - 6.99 - 15.00 - 2.00 - 48,79 - 14,56 - 43.16 - 4.60 - 60.90 - 4.24,16 |
| 11 | Andrei Krauchanka | BLR | 8013 | 11,14 - 7.34 - 12.83 - 2.12 - 48,95 - 14,28 - 40.69 - 4.60 - 54.86 - 4.24,44 |
| 12 | Mikk Pahapill | EST | 8002 | 11,16 - 7.41 - 15.38 - 2.06 - 51,16 - 14,81 - 47.38 - 4.80 - 57.85 - 4.55,45 |
| 13 | Lars Albert | GER | 7878 | 11,27 - 7.32 - 15.78 - 1.91 - 51,73 - 15,27 - 46.77 - 4.70 - 62.72 - 4.41,72 |
| 14 | Tomaš Dvorak | CZE | 7873 | 11,12 - 6.79 - 15.69 - 1.94 - 50,83 - 14,68 - 42.44 - 4.70 - 65.44 - 4.40,85 |
| 15 | Jon Ryan Harlan | USA | 7744 | 11,04 - 6.73 - 16.19 - 2.06 - 50,19 - 13,99 - 41.72 - 4.80 - 53.81 - 5.21,20 |
| 16 | Roland Schwarzl | AUT | 7644 | 11,27 - 7.28 - 13.33 - 1.91 - 50,12 - 14,68 - 40.86 - 4.80 - 51.98 - 4.36,10 |
| 17 | Madis Kallas | EST | 7476 | 11,14 - 6.90 - 15.39 - 1.97 - 51,84 - 15,09 - 44.43 - 4.60 - 48.43 - 4.55,74 |
| 18 | Markus Walser | AUT | 7359 | 10,98 - 6.80 - 14.32 - 1.88 - 49,84 - 15,17 - 37.25 - 4.70 - 54.96 - 5.03,06 |
| 19 | Johannes Kuenz | AUT | 7201 | 11,49 - 6.65 - 13.36 - 1.85 - 49,65 - 15,69 - 40.70 - 4.30 - 48.11 - 4.19,62 |
| 20 | David Fröhlich | SUI | 7125 | 11,21 - 6.57 - 13.31 - 1.91 - 50,30 - 15,09 - 37.78 - 4.20 - 48.55 - 4.38,66 |
Didn't finish:
Roman Šebrle (CZE), Anders Black (DEN), Rudy Bourguignon (FRA), David Gervasi (SUI), Francois Gourmet (BEL), Paul Terek (USA).
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