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2006 IAAF World Cup


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Name2006 IAAF World Cup
LogoAthens2006logo.png
Size240px
Colour#81BEF7
Host cityAthens, Greece
Dates16–17 September
StadiumOlympic Stadium
Athletes participating?
Events40
Previous2002 Madrid
Next2010 Split

The 10th IAAF World Cup in Athletics was an international track and field sporting event, held under the auspices of the International Association of Athletics Federations, which took place on 16 and 17 September 2006 at the Olympic Stadium in Athens, Greece.

Teams

The teams that took part in the competition were:

MenWomenTeamQualificationTeamQualification
GreeceHost nationGreeceHost nation
AfricaAfrica
AmericaAmerica
AsiaAsia
EuropeEurope
OceaniaOceania
FranceEuropean Cup winnerPolandEuropean Cup runner up
RussiaEuropean Cup runner upRussiaEuropean Cup winner
United StatesUnited States

Overall points table

Men

RankTeamResult
1Europe140
2136
3Africa116
4Asia110
5Americas104
689
779
8Oceania78
944

Women

RankTeamResult
1137
2Europe128
3America117
4101.5
597
6Africa96.5
7Asia85.5
8Oceania73
960.5

Medal summary

Main article: 2006 IAAF World Cup results

Men

Javelin throwAndreas Thorkildsen
Europe87.17 mGerhardus Pienaar
Africa83.62 mAleksandr Ivanov
Russia81.87 m

Women

Javelin throwSteffi Nerius
Europe63.37 mSonia Bisset
Americas61.74 mJustine Robbeson
Africa61.38 m
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