The men's road race took place at 26 March 2006 on a route through the
Royal Botanic Gardens. The race length was 166 km.
Results
The notation "s.t." indicates that the rider crossed the finish line in the same group as the one receiving the time above him, and was therefore credited with the same finishing time.
Did Not Finish
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Danny Lloyd Laud
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Charles Bryan
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Kris Pradel
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Ronnie Bryan
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Ben Day
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Aaron Kemps
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Peter Dawson
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Robert Frances Marsh
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Ken Manassah Jackson
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Lynn Byron Murray
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Barron Musgrove
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Jonathan David Massie
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Jason Perryman
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Philip Clarke
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Gregory Lovell
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Ian Smith
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Mateo Cruz
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Roger Troyer
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Geri Bryan Mewett
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Damien Tekou Foukou
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Sadrac Teguimaha
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Flaubert Douanla
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Martinien Tega
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Pascal Bouba
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Geoff Kabush
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Francois Parisien
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Duke Perrigoff Merren
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Ian Stannard
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Chris Newton
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Robin Sharman
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Paul Manning
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Tobyn Scott Horton
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Robert James Smart
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Jude Nathaniel Bentley
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Warren Christopher McKay
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Mark Richard Kelly
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Graeme Hatcher
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Andrew William James Cook
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Horace McFarlane
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Oniel Samuels
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Tinga Turner
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Sam Firby
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Simon Nyoike Ng'ang'a-
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Michael Nziani Muthui
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Davidson Kamau Kihagi
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Peter Kamau
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Poloko Makara
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Tumisang Taabe
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Moeketsi Makatile
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Makhashe Ramolungoa
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Khotso Ntsema
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Tekanyane Moubane
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Sayuti Zahit
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Muhammad Fauzan Ahmad Lufti
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Mohd Jasmin Ruslan
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Nicholas Formosa
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Etienne Bonello
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Giocondo Schiavone
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Yolain Calypso
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Thomas Desvaux
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Colin Mayer
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Christophe Lincoln
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Michael Swanepoel
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Marc Bassingthwaighte
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Mannie Heymans
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Personal
Heymans moved to Namibia in 1984 while the country was still occupied by his native South Africa. A rugby playe ...
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Logan Hutchings
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Gordon McCauley
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Lewis Ferguson
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After playing youth football for Rangers and Hamilton Academic ...
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Imran Sharif
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Evan Oliphant
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Robert Wardell
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Robert Wardell (1793 – 7 September 1834) was an English-born Australian barrister and newspaper editor.
Early life
Wardell was born in England and educated at Trinity College, Cambridge, ...
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Gareth Montgomerie
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James McCallum
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Hedson Mathieu
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Jeremy Paul Maartens
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Rupert Rheeder
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Marlon Andre Antrobus
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David Kigongo
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David Magezi
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Matt Brammeier
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Geraint Thomas
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Yanto Barker
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Julian Winn
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Dale Appleby
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Rob Partridge
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Hilarry Moono Ng'Ake
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James Malako
External links
Results
{{DEFAULTSORT:Cycling at the 2006 Commonwealth Games - Men's road race
Cycling at the 2006 Commonwealth Games
Road cycling at the Commonwealth Games