2006 Antarctic Ice Marathon

Thirteen competitors from eight countries took part in the marathon race and faced temperatures of -10C. At the halfway point Henri Alain D'Andria had the lead with a decent advantage on his followers Tim Harris and Karo Ovasapyan. D'Andria was able to keep his lead in the remaining half of the race and finished in a record time of 5:08.17 hours. Noelle Sheridan, the only woman in the competition also finished the event thereby completing seven marathons on seven continents in seven months, a new Guinness World Record for women.

Pos.	Runners	Time
1.	Henri Alain D'Andria	5:08.17
2.	Tim Harris	5:15.28
3.	Philippe Moreau	5:30.11
3.	Hervé Taquet	5:30.11
5.	Gavin Melgaard	7:05.18
6.	Noelle Sheridan	7:15.46
7.	John Kraus	7:17.48
8.	Mike Nixon	7:32.20
8.	Jim Wood	7:32.20

Nine competitors from four nations started in the Antarctic 100k. Irishman Richard Donovan took an early lead and pressed hard over the first 25 km. Marathon winner Henri Alain D'Andria followed close behind. Over the next kilometres until the halfway point, the gap between the two widened to 40 minutes and then to an hour at the 75km point. The Irishman eased up over the final 25km to win the race in a new Antarctic 100k record of 12:55.06. Philippe Moreau and Hervé Taquet shared the third position again, just like they did in the marathon.

Pos.	Runners	Time
1.	Richard Donovan	12:55.06
2.	Henri Alain D'Andria	13:25.10
3.	Philippe Moreau	14:35.54
3.	Hervé Taquet	14:35.54
5.	Tim Harris	17:16.53
6.	Mike Pierce	17:16.53
7.	John Kraus	22:31.10