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Rangliste Paessechallenge 2006 Challenge 2006 des www.motorradland.ch und www.motorradland.at Definitve Rangliste 2006 In 2006 konnten insgesamt 1'148 Pässe und maximal 28'284 Punkte gefahren werden. 22'487.0 877 8'499 16'192.7 6'297 Rang Pässe Challenger Motorrad Teil- Anmeldung Erzielte638 Punktwerte 15'936.5 6'355 nahme 1. Pass Gesamt # Pässe # Kehren549Höhendifferenz Gefahrene Km Sponsoren 2006 14'384.9 5'189 1 Rolf Krebser Basel HMO HS1 / HMO K 100RS 17.04.2006 577 647'511 13'105 12'895.2 4'329 2 Markus Krebser Basel Kawasaki ER-5 / MZ ETZ 250 18.04.2006 535 475'380 9'544 12'097.7 4'439 3 Horst Rüdtlin Adliswil BMW R 1200GS 28.06.2006 464 474'703 9'387 11'441.4 4'524 4 Martin Gfeller Konolfingen Honda CB 900 Hornet 3. 31.03.2006 439 413'966 8'174 10'190.2 3'787 5 Hans Oberli Konolfingen Honda CB 1300 2. 26.03.2006 399 369'953 7'269 9'233.2 3'068 6 Cornelia Uebersax Konolfingen Honda CBF 600S 04.04.2006 383 351'682 7'045 7'265.9 2'350 7 Harry Keller Wettingen Suzuki DL1000 / GSR 600 2. 23.03.2006 318 342'660 6'529 6'348.2 2'420 8 Peter Schwaninger Kirchberg Moto-Guzzi Cali / Honda Transalp 22.03.2006 263 306'310 5'773 6'167.0 2'345 9 Marcel Kistler Glarus Yamaha TDM 850 02.04.2006 210 262'307 4'979 5'989.2 2'074 10 Hansruedi Schurter Bachenbülach Suzuki Burgman AN400 19.03.2006 267 202'617 4'003 5'930.8 2'030 11 Anton Schumacher Root Suzuki DL 1000 2. 04.04.2006 232 196'060 3'543 4'860.9 1'846 12 Bernhard Hess Zollbrück BMW 1150 GS 2. 14.05.2006 199 191'814 3'468 4'792.4 1'655 13 Andre Hoppler Unterägeri Suzuki V-Strom 650 / Yamaha XVZ 12 TD-47 G 2. 17.03.2006 160 174'745 3'221 4'733.5 1'574 14 Elfi Schurter Pfungen Suzuki Burgman AN400 20.03.2006 204 169'193 3'303 4'575.6 1'563 15 Carmen Mosimann Konolfingen Honda CB 600 Hornet 01.04.2006 187 153'535 2'834 3'940.9 1'256 16 Alois Schäuble Aesch HMO R 100 S / BMW R 1200S 24.09.2006 208 132'263 2'826 3'595.5 1'358 17 Marcel Vogler Schötz Yamaha FZS Fazer 1000 / Honda SLR 650 3. 25.03.2006 87 140'853 2'614 3'381.4 1'103 18 Minu Gerber Sissach BMW GS Atväntscher 18.04.2006 110 138'876 2'573 3'110.4 987 19 Albi Wettstein Niederrohrdorf Honda VFR 750F - RC24-II 2. 20.03.2006 137 117'154 2'140 3'021.5 1'051 20 Klaus Kassal Wien / Oesterreich Suzuki GSX 750 28.08.2006 87 108'715 2'146 2'704.8 1'069 21 Peter Bulli Gruber Bern Honda Gold Wing GL 1500 2. 14.04.2006 84 99'095 1'942 2'541.6 1'117 22 Jan-Patrick Andersen Siebnen BMW F 650 GS 01.04.2006 61 87'506 1'682 2'534.8 684 23 Markus Kundert Schwanden GL Harley Davidson Electra Glide / Harley Davidson Softail 20.04.2006 142 85'967 1'671 2'475.5 938 24 Pierre Péteut Steffisburg Kawasaki VN15 ab 01.05. Susuki 1500 intruder 14.04.2006 62 85'497 1'550 2'429.8 917 25 Willy Berchtold Stalden Yamaha FAZER 1000 09.07.2006 69 87'188 1'540 2'382.5 964 26 Heinz Stettler Reinach BL Kawasaki VN 1600 Mean Streak 2. 17.03.2006 58 71'638 1'353 908 27 Sabine Scheiber Wien / Oesterreich Yamaha XY600S 30.08.2006 59 73'379 1'515 666 28 René Andermatt Rheineck BMW K 100 03.05.2006 85 75'006 1'373 1'814.1 727 29 René Carigiet Breil / Brigels Harley-Davidson, Dyna FXDCI, Bj.2005 11.08.2006 43 75'428 1'346 1'749.7 695 30 Thomas Maeder-Hartmann Mittellunden Honda Africa Twin 05.04.2006 2'329.6 46 72'917 1'328 1'725.9 766 31 Jean-Claude Diday Schleinikon FZS1000 Yamaha 08.04.2006 1'921.9 47 56'649 1'063 1'440.4 361 32 Walter Kalberer Wangs Yamaha Diversion 900 20.08.2006 81 56'981 1'011 1'218.1 528 33 Martin Grob Richterswil Harley Davidson XL 1200 C 2. 18.04.2006 46 56'410 1'022 1'060.6 253 34 Peter Sinniger Birmensdorf Yamaha XJR 1300 17.06.2006 48 61'352 1'054 984.0 407 35 Reto Huber Beckenried Ducati + Honda + Moto Guzzi 15.05.2006 30 36'971 846 R1200GS BMW 741.6 228 36 Peter Keller Zürich Honda CB 1000 Big One 3. 11.03.2006 22 37'033 670 720.4 247 37 Patric Häfliger Hinterkappelen Honda XRV 750 2. 23.06.2006 20 31'963 625 682.8 183 38 Nicola Maspoli Zürich 2. 01.05.2006 28 32'949 604 631.3 257 39 Paul Thoma Bottmingen Suzuki 750 DR-BIG 31.12.2006 19 23'229 449 623.3 184 40 Johann Ringhofer Budapest / Ungarn HONDA VALKYRIE RUNE 31.07.2006 18 20'631 414 226 41 Markus Brülisauer Siebnen Ducati ST2, Condor A250, Condor A580, Universal A1000, Puch M50 Jet 29.03.2006 20 20'529 396 Z750 Kawasaki 598.3 210 42 Peter Blum Wallisellen BMW R 100 R 18.05.2006 33 22'976 372 540.2 218 43 Beat Bohni Frutigen SUZUKI AN400 Burgmann 02.07.2006 13 21'852 377 536.2 185 44 Fabian Bühlmann Zunzgen 01.07.2006 616.8 14 22'309 360 473.9 256 45 Paul Glauser Balsthal Honda CBR 600 RR 02.04.2006 17 19'022 312 46 Herbert Eggerstorfer Luftenberg Honda VFR 800 08.08.2006 17'412 202 47 Markus Gobeli Gwatt Yamaha FZS Fazer 1000 14.04.2006 18'177 334 48 Milan Wöss Thalwil Yamaha XT 660 X 2. 27.03.2006 15'286 267 © 2006 Christoph U. Schlunegger Challenge 2006 des www.motorradland.ch und www.motorradland.at Definitve Rangliste 2006 In 2006 konnten insgesamt 1'148 Pässe und maximal 28'284 Punkte gefahren werden. 470.7 13 151 14 150 Rang Pässe Challenger Motorrad Teil- Anmeldung 438.3Erzielte Punktwerte YVS1100A Yamaha 10 167 nahme 1. Pass Gesamt # Pässe 421.4# Kehren Höhendifferenz Gefahrene Km Sponsoren 2006 15 136 49 Jürg J. Walter Adliswil BMW K1200 LT 03.07.2006 416.3 17'092 274 11 223 50 Nadine Hubschmid Bonstetten 25.05.2006 438.4 410.8 15'568 261 10 158 51 Tarik (Euphi) Oelmez Winterthur BMW 1200GS / BMW R26 / Ducati MonsterS4r 2. 07.07.2006 371.3 14'605 262 XV535 Yamaha 8 127 52 Konrad Ruchti Bretzwil Honda CBF 1000 22.03.2006 345.4 13'748 235 18 77 53 Mario Amstalden Kerns Kawasaki ZXR750 L 30.07.2006 336.1 14'435 246 Deauville Honda 20 82 54 Thomas Sauseng Kriens Honda Goldwing GL1500 19.04.2006 293.1 14'953 216 12 105 55 Tino Weber Kriens 2. 29.05.2006 287.6 12'686 243 8 101 56 Urs Rüesch Zürich Kawasaki Zephyr 750 17.03.2006 232.7 9'423 195 12 61 57 Rolf Kobelt Winterthur 3. 25.06.2006 218.9 8'894 175 6 120 58 Jann Diethelm Etzelkofen Ducati 900SS / Ducati 996 3. 17.04.2006 215.3 8'552 174 10 71 59 Günther Baumann Herisau Moto-Guzzi VT Seitenwagen 27.07.2006 204.2 9'028 159 13 65 60 Daniel Crevoisier Delémont BMW GS 1150 / YAMAHA YP 250 24.03.2006 203.8 7'368 125 6 124 61 Piero Savoldelli Savognin Harley Davidson Heritage Springer 2. 07.04.2006 146.9 6'424 123 3 67 62 Thomas Thuli Plons Honda Africa Twin 16.10.2006 78.1 5'687 110 4 22 63 Denise Rigoni Bretzwil Yamaha Drag Star 650, Triumph Bonneville America 800 2. 17.04.2006 74.5 6'007 100 3 17 64 Gabi Vieten Luino Aprilia RSV Tuono 28.10.2006 70.0 7'128 108 6 18 65 Daniel Dörig Kriens Suzuki VS 750 GLP 02.07.2006 46.1 4'805 98 3 14 66 Peter Bechter Steinhausen Ducati MH 900 23.05.2006 2'385 43 2 10 67 Rene Maerki Cheseaux-sur-Lausanne HondaR1100R CBR 125 BMW 17.10.2006 25.6 2'440 40 2 5 68 Rolf Schwab Affoltern am Albis BMW R 1150 RT 18.03.2006 23.4 1'520 31 1 10 69 Peter Meyer Siebnen Suzuki GSF 600 Bandit 19.05.2006 15.9 1'389 25 1 3 70 Franz Böhm Bolligen 24.05.2006 35.8 9.3 870 21 1 71 Roli Furter Künten Harley Davidson E-Glide 07.05.2006 8.1 541 13 R25 BMW 1 - 72 Marc Meyer Wil Buell Lightning XB12s 20.03.2006 - 481 13 73 Beat Münch Spiegel HD Softail, HD Electra Glide 2. 07.04.2006 418 9 74 Martin Volery Muttenz BMW GS, Honda Pan, Honda VF1000F 3. 13.05.2006 220 4 75 Urs Amstutz Hasle-Rüegsau 2. 31.12.2006 117 3 80 25 60 70 20 50 60 40 50 15 40 30 10 30 20 20 5 10 10 0 i t ca Du e Ander y rle Ha h mp Triu ki zu u S ki sa wa a K 0 W BM rilia p A aha Yam 0 onda H 2004 2005 2006 1 - 100 101 - 201 - 301 - 401 - 501 - 701 - 601 - 701 - 801 - 200 300 400 500 600 800 700 800 900 drittes Mal zweites Mal erstes Mal 2004 2005 2006 2004 2005 2006 © 2006 Christoph U.
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