2006 Nestea European Championship Final - Men's Competition

Men's Competition

  • A total number of 24 participating couples
RANK FINAL RANKING EARNINGS POINTS
Julius Brink and Christoph Dieckmann (GER) € 20,000.00 800.0
Jochem de Gruijter and Gijs Ronnes (NED) € 15,000.00 720.0
Patrick Heuscher and Stefan Kobel (SUI) € 10,500.00 640.0
4. Nikolas Berger and Peter Gartmayer (AUT) € 7,500.00 560.0
5. Paul Laciga and Martin Laciga (SUI) € 5,500.00 480.0
David Klemperer and Kjell Schneider (GER) € 5,500.00 480.0
7. Pablo Herrera and Raúl Mesa (ESP) € 4,000.00 400.0
Kristjan Kais and Rivo Vesik (EST) € 4,000.00 400.0
9. Reinder Nummerdor and Richard Schuil (NED) € 3,000.00 32.0
Tim Joosen and Dieter Melis (BEL) € 3,000.00 320.0
Emiel Boersma and Mathijs Mast (NED) € 3,000.00 320.0
Jørre Kjemperud and Tarjei Skarlund (NOR) € 3,000.00 320.0
13. Eric Koreng and Kay Matysik (GER) € 2,000.00 240.0
Michal Biza and Premysl Kubala (CZE) € 2,000.00 240.0
Iver Horrem and Bard-Inge Pettersen (NOR) € 2,000.00 240.0
Mykola Babich and Oleg Nikolaev (UKR) € 2,000.00 240.0
17. Javier Bosma and Inocencio Lario (ESP) € 1,000.00 160.0
Kjell Goranson and Vegard Høidalen (NOR) € 1,000.00 160.0
Fabio Galli and Andrea Raffaelli (ITA) € 1,000.00 160.0
Dmitri Barsouk and Igor Kolodinsky (RUS) € 1,000.00 160.0
Eugenio Amore and Riccardo Lione (ITA) € 1,000.00 160.0
Josef Beneš and Petr Beneš (CZE) € 1,000.00 160.0
Javier Luna and Francisco Rodriguez (ESP) € 1,000.00 160.0
Andrea Tomatis and Matteo Varnier (ITA) € 1,000.00 160.0

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