2006–07 FIS Snowboard World Cup

The 2006–07 FIS Snowboard World Cup is a multi race tournament over a season for snowboarding. The season began on 13 October 2006, and finished on 18 March 2007. The World Cup is organized by the FIS who also run world cups and championships in cross-country skiing, ski jumping, nordic combined, alpine skiing and freestyle skiing.

Calendar

Key

BA	big air
HP	half pipe
PGS	parallel giant slalom
PSL	parallel slalom
SBX	snowboard cross

Men

Date	Place	Di.	Winner	Second	Third
October 13, 2006	Landgraaf, The Netherlands	PSL	Siegfried Grabner	Simon Schoch	Marc Iselin
October 22, 2006	Sölden, Austria	PGS	Simon Schoch	Rok Flander	Philipp Schoch
November 11, 2006	Stockholm, Sweden	BA	Matevz Petek	Peetu Piiroinen	Risto Mattila
November 23, 2006	Saas Fee, Switzerland	HP	Scott Lago	Markus Malin	Daisuke Murakami
November 25, 2006	Saas Fee, Switzerland	HP	cancelled	cancelled	cancelled
December 13, 2006	Mareo, Italy	PGS	Rok Flander	Siegfried Grabner	Simon Schoch
December 20, 2006	Bad Gastein, Austria	PSL	Siegfried Grabner	Simon Schoch	Philipp Schoch
December 21, 2006	Bad Gastein, Austria	PSL	Simon Schoch	Roland Haldi	Jasey-Jay Anderson

Women

Date	Place	Di.	Winner	Second	Third
October 13, 2006	Landgraaf, The Netherlands	PSL	Amelie Kober	Marion Kreiner	Heidi Neururer
October 21, 2006	Sölden, Austria	PGS	Fränzi Kohli	Doresia Krings	Marion Kreiner
November 23, 2006	Saas Fee, Switzerland	HP	Gretchen Bleiler	Soko Yamaoka	Manuela Laura Pesko
November 25, 2006	Saas Fee, Switzerland	HP	cancelled	cancelled	cancelled
December 13, 2006	Mareo, Italy	PGS	Isabella Dal Balcon	Ekaterina Tudigescheva	Isabella Laböck
December 20, 2006	Bad Gastein, Austria	PSL	Ekaterina Tudigescheva	Doresia Krings	Heidi Neururer
December 21, 2006	Bad Gastein, Austria	PSL	Doresia Krings	Heidi Neururer	Julie Pomagalski

Men's Overall Results

Overall

Pos.		Points
1.	Simon Schoch	2400
2.	Siegfried Grabner	2200
2.	Rok Flander	2200
4.	Peetu Piiroinen	1300
5.	Marc Iselin	1290
6.	Philipp Schoch	1200
7.	Scott Lago	1000
8.	Matevz Petek	1000
9.	Andreas Prommegger	940
10.	Roland Haldi	910
11.	Markus Malin	800
12.	Alexander Maier	796
13.	Urs Eiselin	780
14.	Risto Mattila	780
15.	Mathieu Bozzetto	760

Big air

Pos.		Points
1.	Matevz Petek	1000
2.	Peetu Piiroinen	800
3.	Risto Mattila	600
4.	Florian Mausser	500
5.	Andreas Wiig	450
6.	Stefan Gimpl	400
7.	Giacomo Kratter	360
8.	Benedikt Nadig	320
9.	Torstein Horgmo	290
10.	Antti Autti	260
11.	Jaakko Ruha	240
12.	Hakon Tønnessen	220
13.	Thomas Franc	200
14.	Ville Uotila	180
15.	Martin Sandberg	160

Half pipe

Pos.		Points
1.	Scott Lago	1000
2.	Markus Malin	800
3.	Daisuke Murakami	600
4.	Peetu Piiroinen	500
5.	Markku Koski	450
6.	Steven Fisher	400
7.	Brad Martin	360
8.	Miikka Hast	320
9.	Tommy Czeschin	290
10.	Sergio Berger	260
11.	Kazuhiro Kokubo	240
12.	Janne Korpi	220
13.	Ryoh Aono	200
14.	Risto Mattila	180
15.	Dan Raymond	160

Parallel slalom

Pos.		Points
1.	Simon Schoch	2400
2.	Siegfried Grabner	2200
2.	Rok Flander	2200
4.	Marc Iselin	1290
5.	Philipp Schoch	1200
6.	Andreas Prommegger	940
7.	Roland Haldi	910
8.	Alexander Maier	796
9.	Urs Eiselin	780
10.	Mathieu Bozzetto	760
11.	Daniel Biveson	674
12.	Heinz Inniger	670
13.	Izidor Sustersic	518
14.	Rok Marguc	464
15.	Justin Reiter	456

Women's Overall Results

Half pipe

Pos.		Points
1.	Gretchen Bleiler	1000
2.	Soko Yamaoka	800
3.	Manuela Laura Pesko	600
4.	Shiho Nakashima	500
5.	Holly Crawford	450
6.	Paulina Ligocka	400
7.	Cecile Alzina	360
8.	Mercedes Nicoll	320
9.	Yayoi Tamura	290
10.	Andrea Schuler	260
11.	Sophie Rodriguez	240
12.	Lesley McKenna	220
13.	Sina Candrian	200
14.	Naho Mizuki	180
15.	Rana Okada	160

Parallel slalom

Pos.		Points
2.	Marion Kreiner	1850
1.	Amelie Kober	1740
2.	Fränzi Kohli	1350
3.	Isabella Dal Balcon	1290
4.	Ekaterina Tudigescheva	1120
5.	Isabella Laböck	1100
6.	Heidi Neururer	1080
7.	Doresia Krings	1060
8.	Heidi Krings	1040
9.	Patrizia Kummer	920
10.	Alexa Loo	920
11.	Doris Günther	880
12.	Nicolien Sauerbreij	650
13.	Svetlana Boldikova	580
14.	Caroline Calve	540
15.	Ilona Ruotsalainen	540

FIS Snowboard World Cup seasons
Seasons	1994–95 1995–96 1996–97 1997–98 1998–99 1999–2000 2000–01 2001–02 2002–03 2003–04 2004–05 2005–06 2006–07 2007–08 2008–09 2009–10 2010–11 2011–12 2012–13 2013–14 2014–15 2015–16 2016–17 2017–18
See also FIS FIS Snowboard World Championships

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