Stefano Cipressi from Italy won the semi-final run of K1 men in the ICF Slalom World Championships 2006 in Prague-Troja. Second fastest time among 40 racers had Julien Billaut from France and the third place after the first final run belongs to Alexander Grimm from Germany.

Pichery, Fer and Gaspard from France won the World championships of Teams K1 women at 2006 ICF Slalom World Championships in Prague-Troja in a time of 264,87 s (4).

 

Germany  racers Pfanmöller, Bettge, Benzen won the World championships of Teams C1 men at 2006 ICF Slalom World Championships in Prague-Troja in a time of 233,24 s (2).

 

Czech team (Hilgertova, Pavelkova, Rihosková) won the first final run of teams K1-W in the ICF Slalom World Championships 2006 in Prague-Troja.

Germany team (Pfanmöller, Bettge, Benzen) won the first final run of teams C1 in the ICF Slalom World Championships 2006 in Prague-Troja.

French K1 team (Lefevre, Billaut, Neveu) won the World Champions title in front silver Italian team and Poland, who took bronze medals.

 

Czech racers Jiras-Mader, Volf-Stepanek a Pospisil-Pollert won the World championships of Teams C2 men at 2006 ICF Slalom World Championships in Prague-Troja in a time of 253,90  (4).

 

Czech team won the first final run of teams C2 in the ICF Slalom World Championships 2006 in Prague-Troja.

Silver medailist from the 2004 Athens Olympic Games Campbell Walsh from Great Britain won the qualification of K1 men at 2006 ICF Slalom World Championships in Prague-Troja in a time of 206,95.

Tony Estanguet from France won the qualification of C1 men in the ICF Slalom World Championships 2006 in Prague-Troja.