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arch. G. MonegoO'Neill Xtreme 2006 results
The O'Neill Xtreme 2006 took place in Verbier, Switzerland, from 17 - 19 March and was won by Sweden's Kaj Zackrisson and Italy's Giulia Monego.
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| The O'Neill Xtreme 2006 took place in Verbier, Switzerland, from 17 - 19 March. Many of the strongest athletes in the world competed in this famous freeride event, which was won by Sweden's Kaj Zackrisson and Italy's Giulia Monego. The Men's Snowboard event was won by Cyril Neri of Switzerland, while teammate Ruth Leisibach won the women's event. For a full report, action shots and videos check out www.xtremeverbier.com Results 2006 Men Snowboard 1. NERI Cyril SUI 2. TOLDERER Mitch AUT 3. JONES Jeremy USA 4. DE LE RUE Xavier FRA 5. KLASSEN Steve USA 6. CORNILLAT Serge FRA 7. VAUDROZ Nicolas SUI 8. ROSSET Xavier SUI 9. CARRON José SUI 9. COUDRAY Alex SUI 9. JORDAN Xavier SUI 9. MALNUIT Roch FRA 9. ORLEY Flo AUT Women Snowboard 1. LEISIBACH Ruth SUI 2. FASNACHT Géraldine SUI 3. LARSEN Julie USA 4. PEKAREK Birgit AUT 4. ZENKLUSEN Nathalie SUI Men Ski 1. ZACKRISSON Kaj SWE 1. DUCROZ Aurélien FRA 3. MEYNET Olivier FRA 4. FALQUET Loris SUI 5. MICHAUD Sébastien FRA 6. GILLIOZ Raphy SUI 7. MEIER Philippe SUI 8. BICKEL Alois AUT 9. BAKER Schroder USA 9. COMPAGNET Bruno FRA 9. GAIDET Manuel FRA 9. SOSA Oskar ARG Women Ski 1. MONEGO Giulia ITA 2. JACOBSSON Stina SWE 3. PERSSON Marja SWE 4. KARLSEN Marte Lise NOR |
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