2006 Final standings
Pos Rider Nat Team Bike Points --- -------------------- --- ------------------------- ---------- --------- 1. Nicky Hayden USA Repsol Honda Honda 252 2. Valentino Rossi ...
Pos Rider Nat Team Bike Points --- -------------------- --- ------------------------- ---------- --------- 1. Nicky Hayden USA Repsol Honda Honda 252 2. Valentino Rossi I Camel Yamaha Yamaha 247 3. Loris Capirossi I Marlboro Ducati Ducati 229 4. Marco Melandri I Fortuna Honda Honda 228 5. Daniel Pedrosa E Repsol Honda Honda 215 6. Kenny Roberts USA Team Roberts Kr211v 134 7. Colin Edwards USA Camel Yamaha Yamaha 124 8. Casey Stoner AUS LCR Honda Honda 119 9. Antonio Elias E Fortuna Honda Honda 116 10. John Hopkins USA Team Suzuki MotoGP Suzuki 116 11. Chris Vermeulen AUS Team Suzuki MotoGP Suzuki 98 12. Makoto Tamada J Konica Minolta Honda Honda 96 13. Sete Gibernau E Marlboro Ducati Ducati 95 14. Shinya Nakano J Kawasaki Racing Team Kawasaki 92 15. Carlos Checa E Tech 3 Yamaha Yamaha 75 16. Randy De Puniet F Kawasaki Racing Team Kawasaki 37 17. Alexander Hofmann D D'Antin Ducati Ducati 30 18. James Ellison GB Tech 3 Yamaha Yamaha 26 19. Troy Bayliss AUS Marlboro Ducati Ducati 25 20. Jose Luis Cardoso E D'Antin Ducati Ducati 10 21. Kousuke Akiyoshi J Team Suzuki Suzuki 3 22. Garry McCoy AUS Ilmor SRT Adm 2
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