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2006 Moscow Grand Prix

The 2006 Moscow Grand Prix was held on 2006-07-01 in Moscow, Russia. 14 athletes competed across 8 events were contested.

Date: July 1, 2006 – July 2, 2006
Location: Moscow, Russia, Russia
Type: Strongman Super Series
Division: Men
Mariusz Pudzianowski
1st Place

Mariusz Pudzianowski 🇵🇱

Total Points: 109.0

Results

Place Athlete Country Points
1 Mariusz Pudzianowski 🇵🇱 POL 109.0
2 Elbrus Nigmatullin 🇷🇺 RUS 88.0
3 Jessen Paulin 🇨🇦 CAN 78.5
4 Boris Haraldsson 🇮🇸 ISL 77.0
5 Don Pope 🇺🇸 USA 73.0
6 Odd Haugen 🇳🇴 NOR 64.5
7 Alexander Klyushev 🇷🇺 RUS 58.5
8 Carl Waitoa 🇳🇿 NZL 53.0
9 Sergey Ryumin 🇧🇾 BLR 52.5
10 Arild Haugen 🇳🇴 NOR 46.5
11 Kirill Shimko 🇧🇾 BLR 34.0
12 Magnus Samuelsson 🇸🇪 SWE 32.0
13 Karl Fokam 🇨🇲 CMR 15.5
14 Matti Uppa 🇫🇮 FIN 9.0
Last updated: February 23, 2026

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About 2006 Moscow Grand Prix

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