Biathlon at the 2006 Winter Paralympics
7.5 km	men	women
10 km		women
12.5 km	men	women

Men's 12.5 km biathlon events at the 2006 Winter Paralympics were contested at Pragelato on 11 March.

There were three events, and standings were determined by applying a disability factor to the actual times achieved. Additionally, for each missed shot, a penalty of one minute was added to the calculated time.

The visually impaired event was won by Vitaliy Lukyanenko, representing  Ukraine.^[1]

Rank	Name	Country	Real Time	Factor	Misses	Finish Time
	Vitaliy Lukyanenko	Ukraine	36:54.9	100	2	38:54.9
	Irek Mannanov	Russia	36:15.4	100	3	39:15.4
	Wilhelm Brem	Germany	42:49.6	85	5	41:24.2
4	Oleh Munts	Ukraine	45:32.1	85	3	41:42.3
5	Michael Bentele	Germany	46:00.1	85	5	44:06.0
6	Marian Balaz	Slovakia	39:02.8	98	6	44:15.9
7	Philippe Terral	France	42:29.0	98	4	45:38.0
8	Brian McKeever	Canada	38:05.0	100	9	47:05.0
9	Vasili Shaptsiaboi	Belarus	40:06.3	98	11	50:18.2
10	Jarmo Ollanketo	Finland	41:41.5	98	10	50:51.4
11	Minoru Kobayashi	Japan	51:58.7	85	8	52:10.9
12	Elie Zampin	France	41:58.4	100	12	53:58.4
13	Franz Gatscher	Italy	50:57.4	98	10	59:56.2
14	Hiroshi Kato	Japan	52:28.8	98	9	1:00:25.8

The sitting event was won by Vladimir Kiselev, representing  Russia.^[2]

Rank	Name	Country	Real Time	Factor	Misses	Finish Time
	Vladimir Kiselev	Russia	46:46.5	100	0	46:46.5
	Taras Kryjanovski	Russia	44:28.1	98	4	47:34.7
	Mikhail Terentiev	Russia	52:37.2	86	4	49:15.2
4	Iurii Kostiuk	Ukraine	49:47.5	91	4	49:18.6
5	Sergej Shilov	Russia	52:43.0	86	4	49:20.2
6	Vladyslav Morozov	Ukraine	45:54.9	100	4	49:54.9
7	Irek Zaripov	Russia	45:57.9	100	5	50:57.9
8	Vladimir Gajdiciar	Slovakia	47:14.3	100	4	51:14.3
9	Ruedi Weber	Switzerland	51:24.3	94	3	51:19.2
10	Oleksandr Vasyutynsky	Ukraine	50:08.1	94	7	54:07.7
11	Bruno Huber	Switzerland	48:15.1	100	6	54:15.1
12	Sergiy Khyzhnyak	Ukraine	46:27.3	100	8	54:27.3
13	Hiroyuki Nagata	Japan	58:51.8	86	4	54:37.3
14	Wieslaw Fiedor	Poland	47:11.7	100	8	55:11.7
15	Leonid Musanov	Russia	55:56.3	86	10	58:06.5
16	Michael Weymann	Germany	51:05.9	100	11	2:05.9
17	Oliver Anthofer	Austria	50:09.4	94	15	2:08.8

The standing event was won by Rustam Garifoullin, representing  Russia.^[3]

Rank	Name	Country	Real Time	Factor	Misses	Finish Time
	Rustam Garifoullin	Russia	37:26.1	97	4	40:18.7
	Alfis Makamedinov	Russia	43:51.2	91	1	40:54.4
	Nils Erik Ulset	Norway	43:55.2	89	2	41:05.3
4	Valeriy Darovskikh	Russia	40:27.2	97	2	41:14.4
5	Pascal Schrofer	Switzerland	42:31.3	97	0	41:14.8
6	Siarhei Silchanka	Belarus	38:30.2	97	5	42:20.9
7	Konstantin Yanchuk	Russia	45:37.3	87	3	42:41.4
8	Josef Giesen	Germany	43:30.2	87	5	42:50.9
9	Michael Kurz	Austria	40:57.0	92	6	43:40.4
10	Andreas Hustveit	Norway	39:28.7	97	6	44:17.6
11	Yannick Bourseaux	France	40:28.4	96	7	45:51.3
12	Joerg Baldauf	Germany	46:48.9	90	4	46:08.0
13	Emmanuel Lacroix	France	41:31.9	97	6	46:17.2
14	Thomas Oelsner	Germany	40:31.1	96	8	46:53.8
15	Harald Thauer	Germany	42:51.4	96	7	48:08.6
16	Kalervo Pieksaemaeki	Finland	45:21.1	96	5	48:32.2
17	Hiroshi Denda	Japan	46:13.3	97	4	48:50.1
18	Franck Paget	France	43:15.6	96	9	50:31.8
19	Daniele Stefanoni	Italy	44:27.9	96	9	51:41.2
20	James Kenneth Millar	Australia	45:04.9	97	10	53:43.7
	Daniel Perkins	United States	DNF