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FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2011 – Men's 15 kilometre classical

The Men's 15 km classical interval start was part of the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2011's events held in Oslo, Norway. The race went underway on 1 March 2011 at 13:00 CET. A 10 km qualifying race took place on 23 February at 11:00 CET. The defending world champion was Estonia's Andrus Veerpalu while the defending Olympic champion was Switzerland's Dario Cologna.[1][2]

Men's 15 km classical interval start
at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2011
VenueHolmenkollen National Arena
Date1 March 2011
Competitors77 from 41 nations
Winning time38:14.7
Medalists
gold medal Matti Heikkinen   Finland
silver medal Eldar Rønning   Norway
bronze medal Martin Johnsrud Sundby   Norway
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Results edit

Rank Bib Athlete Country Time Deficit
  68 Matti Heikkinen   Finland 38:14.7
  71 Eldar Rønning   Norway 38:28.0 +13.3
  70 Martin Johnsrud Sundby   Norway 38:46.6 +31.9
4 48 Stanislav Volzhentsev   Russia 38:51.3 +36.6
5 62 Sami Jauhojärvi   Finland 38:58.9 +44.2
6 69 Maurice Manificat   France 39:03.5 +48.8
7 75 Lukáš Bauer   Czech Republic 39:09.7 +55.0
8 56 Ville Nousiainen   Finland 39:11.0 +56.3
9 61 Tobias Angerer   Germany 39:24.8 +1:10.1
10 73 Maxim Vylegzhanin   Russia 39:25.7 +1:11.0
11 35 Sergey Cherepanov   Kazakhstan 39:35.0 +1:20.3
12 55 Keishin Yoshida   Japan 39:40.9 +1:26.2
13 66 Axel Teichmann   Germany 39:42.8 +1:28.1
14 44 Jaak Mae   Estonia 39:43.4 +1:28.7
15 52 Petter Eliassen   Norway 39:45.0 +1:30.3
16 41 Tero Similä   Finland 39:47.6 +1:32.9
17 60 Johan Olsson   Sweden 39:53.1 +1:38.4
18 72 Martin Jakš   Czech Republic 39:55.0 +1:40.3
19 54 Martin Bajčičák   Slovakia 40:11.5 +1:56.8
20 77 Alexander Legkov   Russia 40:13.9 +1:59.2
21 51 Sjur Røthe   Norway 40:14.5 +1:59.8
22 65 Anders Södergren   Sweden 40:22.5 +2:07.8
23 38 Algo Kärp   Estonia 40:22.9 +2:08.2
24 67 Kris Freeman   United States 40:24.4 +2:09.7
25 78 Dario Cologna   Switzerland 40:26.5 +2:11.8
26 37 Karel Tammjärv   Estonia 40:29.8 +2:15.1
27 40 Giovanni Gullo   Italy 40:32.8 +2:18.1
28 29 Kouhei Shimizu   Japan 40:40.6 +2:25.9
29 43 Noah Hoffman   United States 40:42.8 +2:28.1
30 59 Ivan Babikov   Canada 40:42.9 +2:28.2
31 64 Alexey Poltoranin   Kazakhstan 40:44.6 +2:29.9
32 58 Christophe Perrillat   France 40:50.5 +2:35.8
33 53 Thomas Moriggl   Italy 40:56.9 +2:42.2
34 74 Marcus Hellner   Sweden 41:00.6 +2:45.9
35 34 Michail Semenov   Belarus 41:04.9 +2:50.2
36 25 Roman Leybyuk   Ukraine 41:05.2 +2:50.5
37 63 Evgeniy Belov   Russia 41:05.4 +2:50.7
38 47 David Hofer   Italy 41:08.5 +2:53.8
39 46 Lars Flora   United States 41:09.5 +2:54.8
40 26 Yevgeniy Velichko   Kazakhstan 41:12.8 +2:58.1
41 49 Fulvio Scola   Italy 41:21.6 +3:06.9
42 76 Daniel Rickardsson   Sweden 41:27.1 +3:12.4
43 33 Ivan Bátory   Slovakia 41:31.5 +3:16.8
44 27 Alexander Lasutkin   Belarus 41:34.8 +3:20.1
45 45 Paul Constantin Pepene   Romania 41:37.0 +3:22.3
46 24 Veselin Tzinzov   Bulgaria 41:40.4 +3:25.7
47 50 Hannes Dotzler   Germany 41:43.9 +3:29.2
48 23 Len Väljas   Canada 41:45.9 +3:31.2
49 42 Benoit-Gilles Dufourd   France 41:51.5 +3:36.8
50 36 Andrew Musgrave   United Kingdom 42:00.2 +3:45.5
51 14 Simeon Hamilton   United States 42:08.3 +3:53.6
52 39 Stefan Kuhn   Canada 42:10.6 +3:55.9
53 13 Andrey Golovko   Kazakhstan 42:17.7 +4:03.0
54 18 Maciej Staręga   Poland 42:20.5 +4:05.8
55 28 Maciej Kreczmer   Poland 42:23.8 +4:09.1
56 8 Sergey Mikayelyan   Armenia 42:38.9 +4:24.2
57 57 George Grey   Canada 42:42.3 +4:27.6
58 30 Vicenç Vilarrubla   Spain 42:45.1 +4:30.4
59 31 Ben Sim   Australia 42:45.5 +4:30.8
60 16 Oleksiy Shvidkiy   Ukraine 42:55.1 +4:40.4
61 20 Myroslav Bilosyuk   Ukraine 42:59.2 +4:44.5
62 10 Edi Dadić   Croatia 43:17.7 +5:03
63 32 Javier Gutiérrez   Spain 43:19.8 +5:05.1
64 7 Sabahattin Oğlago   Turkey 43:21.6 +5:06.9
65 12 Francois Soulie   Andorra 43:40.7 +5:26.0
66 15 Callum Watson   Australia 43:56.4 +5:41.7
67 3 Ewan Watson   Australia 43:58.7 +5:44.0
68 2 Benjamin Koons   New Zealand 44:00.4 +5:45.7
69 19 Nils Koons   New Zealand 44:16.8 +6:02.1
70 4 Callum Smith   United Kingdom 44:26.9 +6:12.2
71 1 Mark van der Ploeg   Australia 44:40.5 +6:25.8
72 22 Ivan Bilosyuk   Ukraine 44:43.3 +6:28.6
73 5 Ivan Burgov   Bulgaria 44:57.1 +6:42.4
74 6 Asger Fischer Moelgaard   Denmark 45:19.1 +7:04.4
75 9 Arvis Liepiņš   Latvia 45:31.7 +7:17.0
76 11 Kristian Wulff   Denmark 45:49.9 +7:35.2
17 Petrică Hogiu   Romania DNF
21 Bernhard Tritscher   Austria DNS

Qualification edit

Rank Bib Athlete Country Time Deficit Notes
1 36 Benjamin Koons   New Zealand 29:59.0 Q
2 39 Callum Smith   United Kingdom 30:15.9 +16.9 Q
3 47 Sergey Mikayelyan   Armenia 30:20.6 +21.6 Q
4 35 Mark van der Ploeg   Australia 30:24.6 +25.6 Q
5 31 Janis Paipals   Latvia 30:28.3 +29.3 Q
6 37 Ewan Watson   Australia 30:38.5 +39.5 Q
7 40 Aleksei Novoselski   Lithuania 30:41.5 +42.5 Q
8 44 Asger Fischer Moelgaard   Denmark 30:42.3 +43.3 Q
9 41 Ivan Burgov   Bulgaria 30:49.8 +50.8 Q
10 45 Sabahattin Oğlago   Turkey 30:50.4 +51.4 Q
11 30 Nick Grimmer   Australia 30:53.4 +54.4
12 46 Jonas Thor Olsen   Denmark 30:57.3 +58.3
13 27 Modestas Vaičiulis   Lithuania 31:07.4 +1:08.4
14 22 Artem Rojin   Kyrgyzstan 31:27.1 +1:28.1
15 42 Chris Darlington   Australia 31:45.3 +1:46.3
16 34 Jens Hulgaard   Denmark 31:51.4 +1:52.4
17 28 Nauris Bikernieks   Latvia 31:56.3 +1:57.3
18 43 Andrej Burić   Croatia 31:57.5 +1:58.5
19 19 Sattar Seid   Iran 32:05.2 +2:06.2
20 26 Adam Konya   Hungary 32:10.3 +2:11.3
21 29 Simeon Deyanov   Bulgaria 32:16.3 +2:17.3
22 25 Simon James Platt   United Kingdom 32:18.9 +2:19.9
23 16 Alexis Gkounko   Greece 32:26.6 +2:27.6
24 20 Tadevos Poghosyan   Armenia 32:30.0 +2:31.0
25 32 Vytautas Strolia   Lithuania 32:31.5 +2:32.5
26 23 Carlos Lannes   Argentina 32:38.5 +2:39.5
27 21 Federico Cichero   Argentina 32:45.1 +2:46.1
28 18 Bijan Kangarloo   Iran 33:10.2 +3:11.2
29 33 Anton Sinapov   Bulgaria 33:10.7 +3:11.7
30 13 Daniel Kuzmin   Israel 33:19.0 +3:20.0
30 38 Ha Tae Bok   South Korea 33:19.0 +3:20.0
32 15 Shavarsh Gasparyan   Armenia 33:37.5 +3:38.5
33 9 Csaba Cseke   Hungary 34:33.9 +4:34.9
34 14 Yasin Shemshaki   Iran 34:38.5 +4:39.5
35 12 Dimitrios Kappas   Greece 34:44.5 +4:45.5
36 11 Georgios Nakas   Greece 34:47.7 +4:48.7
37 24 Karoly Gombos   Hungary 34:48.5 +4:49.5
38 10 Peter-James Barron   Ireland 35:16.6 +5:17.6
39 6 Mate Palfy   Hungary 35:24.3 +5:25.3
40 8 Hovhannes Sargsyan   Armenia 36:35.9 +6:36.9
41 7 Abolfazl Savei   Iran 36:48.8 +6:49.8
42 2 Philip Boit   Kenya 37:08.0 +7:09.0
43 5 Leonardo Lutz   Brazil 39:04.4 +9:05.4
44 17 Leandro Ribela   Brazil 39:10.7 +9:11.7
45 4 Cesar Baena   Venezuela 39:33.4 +9:34.4
46 3 Rory Morrish   Ireland 41:38.8 +11:39.8
47 1 Bernardo Baena   Venezuela 44:22.6 +14:23.6
48 Andrew Young   United Kingdom DNS

References edit

  1. ^ "FIS Nordic World Ski Championships men's 15 km classical interval start results" (PDF). FIS-Ski.com. Archived from the original (PDF) on 18 March 2009. Retrieved 20 February 2009.
  2. ^ 2010 Winter Olympics 15 February 2010 Cross-country skiing men's 15 km freestyle results. - accessed 16 February 2010.
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