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Cross-country skiing at the 2022 Winter Olympics – Men's 15 kilometre classical

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Men's 15 kilometre classical
at the XXIV Olympic Winter Games
Cross-country skiing
VenueKuyangshu Nordic Center and Biathlon Center,
Zhangjiakou
Date11 February
Competitors97 from 50 nations
Winning time37:54.8
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Iivo Niskanen  Finland
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Alexander Bolshunov  ROC
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Johannes Høsflot Klæbo  Norway
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Cross-country skiing at the
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The men's 15 kilometre classical competition in cross-country skiing at the 2022 Winter Olympics was held on 11 February, at the Kuyangshu Nordic Center and Biathlon Center in Zhangjiakou.[1] The event was won by Iivo Niskanen of Finland. Alexander Bolshunov, representing the Russian Olympic Committee, won silver, and Johannes Høsflot Klæbo of Norway became the bronze medalist.

Summary

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The 15 km distance event alternates between the Olympics, and in 2018 it was the freestyle event. The defending champion was Dario Cologna, who won this distance three times in a row (in 2010, 2014, and 2018), as well as 30k skiathlon in 2014. He finished in the 44th position. The silver medalist Simen Hegstad Krüger qualified for the Olympics but tested positive for COVID just before the games and was not able to start.[2] The bronze medalist Denis Spitsov qualified as well, but did not start either. The overall leader of the 2021–22 FIS Cross-Country World Cup before the Olympics was Klæbo, and the distance leader was Bolshunov. The season was dominated by the Norwegians and Russians, who together took 20 podium places in distance events out of 24, and three more podium places were taken Niskanen. Hans Christer Holund was the 2021 World Champion in 15 km freestyle.

Niskanen was consistently leading for the whole distance. Klæbo started the first of the three eventual medalists, but Niskanen was 37.5 seconds faster. Bolshunov, who started after Niskanen, was consistently second.

Qualification

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Main article: Cross-country skiing at the 2022 Winter Olympics – Qualification

Results

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Rank Bib Name Country Time Deficit
1st place, gold medalist(s) 64 Iivo Niskanen  Finland 37:54.8
2nd place, silver medalist(s) 70 Alexander Bolshunov  ROC 38:18.0 +23.2
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 42 Johannes Høsflot Klæbo  Norway 38:32.3 +37.5
4 46 Hans Christer Holund  Norway 38:44.6 +49.8
5 68 Aleksey Chervotkin  ROC 38:51.7 +56.9
6 36 Perttu Hyvärinen  Finland 39:00.2 +1:05.4
7 62 Hugo Lapalus  France 39:09.6 +1:14.8
8 39 Jens Burman  Sweden 39:26.8 +1:32.0
9 60 Ilia Semikov  ROC 39:34.7 +1:39.9
10 33 William Poromaa  Sweden 39:42.5 +1:47.7
11 44 Pål Golberg  Norway 39:47.4 +1:52.6
12 38 Maurice Manificat  France 39:49.7 +1:54.9
13 66 Ivan Yakimushkin  ROC 39:52.6 +1:57.8
14 24 Thomas Maloney Westgård  Ireland 40:01.5 +2:06.7
15 58 Erik Valnes  Norway 40:06.8 +2:12.0
16 50 Jonas Baumann  Switzerland 40:09.7 +2:14.9
17 48 Lucas Bögl  Germany 40:13.9 +2:19.1
18 56 Francesco De Fabiani  Italy 40:16.4 +2:21.6
19 37 Jonas Dobler  Germany 40:21.0 +2:26.2
20 26 Janosch Brugger  Germany 40:24.5 +2:29.7
21 29 Johan Häggström  Sweden 40:30.9 +2:36.1
22 25 Giandomenico Salvadori  Italy 40:33.2 +2:38.4
23 15 Mika Vermeulen  Austria 40:37.8 +2:43.0
24 31 Irineu Esteve Altimiras  Andorra 40:39.4 +2:44.6
25 23 Vitaliy Pukhkalo  Kazakhstan 40:39.6 +2:44.8
26 35 Calle Halfvarsson  Sweden 40:46.8 +2:52.0
27 16 Dominik Bury  Poland 40:48.4 +2:53.6
28 32 Ristomatti Hakola  Finland 40:49.6 +2:54.8
29 5 Olivier Léveillé  Canada 40:52.0 +2:57.2
30 20 Paul Pepene  Romania 40:52.7 +2:57.9
31 10 Adam Fellner  Czech Republic 41:01.0 +3:06.2
32 14 Albert Kuchler  Germany 41:07.1 +3:12.3
33 7 Rémi Drolet  Canada 41:07.7 +3:12.9
34 22 Paolo Ventura  Italy 41:12.2 +3:17.4
35 63 Alvar Johannes Alev  Estonia 41:12.5 +3:17.7
36 11 Snorri Einarsson  Iceland 41:17.6 +3:22.8
37 19 Antoine Cyr  Canada 41:17.7 +3:22.9
38 27 Scott Patterson  United States 41:23.1 +3:28.3
39 21 Imanol Rojo  Spain 41:24.2 +3:29.4
40 6 Yevgeniy Velichko  Kazakhstan 41:27.3 +3:32.5
41 4 Shang Jincai  China 41:29.6 +3:34.8
42 1 Ben Ogden  United States 41:29.8 +3:35.0
43 9 Ryo Hirose  Japan 41:30.5 +3:35.7
44 40 Dario Cologna  Switzerland 41:39.9 +3:45.1
45 12 Remi Lindholm  Finland 41:40.0 +3:45.2
46 52 Andrew Musgrave  Great Britain 41:44.7 +3:49.9
47 49 Liu Rongsheng  China 41:51.7 +3:56.9
48 34 Gus Schumacher  United States 41:53.4 +3:58.6
49 17 Richard Jouve  France 41:56.6 +4:01.8
50 54 Michal Novák  Czech Republic 42:06.6 +4:11.8
51 30 Andrew Young  Great Britain 42:24.0 +4:29.2
52 61 Maicol Rastelli  Italy 42:25.4 +4:30.6
53 28 Jason Rüesch  Switzerland 42:29.8 +4:35.0
54 13 Petr Knop  Czech Republic 42:34.4 +4:39.6
55 2 Miha Ličef  Slovenia 42:43.4 +4:48.6
56 65 Martin Himma  Estonia 42:44.4 +4:49.6
57 43 Hadesi Badelihan  China 42:48.1 +4:53.3
58 72 Peter Mlynár  Slovakia 42:49.9 +4:55.1
59 79 Thibaut de Marre  Belgium 42:56.7 +5:01.9
60 55 Mateusz Haratyk  Poland 43:00.3 +5:05.5
61 59 Mikayel Mikayelyan  Armenia 43:09.1 +5:14.3
62 8 Raimo Vīgants  Latvia 43:10.9 +5:16.1
63 73 Ciren Zhandui  China 43:22.2 +5:27.4
64 67 Raul Popa  Romania 43:25.3 +5:30.5
65 90 Batmönkhiin Achbadrakh  Mongolia 43:29.9 +5:35.1
66 69 JC Schoonmaker  United States 43:31.6 +5:36.8
67 18 Hiroyuki Miyazawa  Japan 43:47.5 +5:52.7
68 87 Yahor Shpuntau  Belarus 44:05.2 +6:10.4
69 76 Vili Črv  Slovenia 44:12.9 +6:18.1
70 77 Henri Roos  Estonia 44:17.8 +6:23.0
71 74 Miha Šimenc  Slovenia 44:20.8 +6:26.0
72 81 Seve de Campo  Australia 44:21.2 +6:26.4
73 86 Mark Chanloung  Thailand 44:27.0 +6:32.2
74 75 Roberts Slotiņš  Latvia 44:44.8 +6:50.0
75 78 Phillip Bellingham  Australia 44:46.8 +6:52.0
76 89 Lars Young Vik  Australia 44:50.6 +6:55.8
77 71 Oleksiy Krasovsky  Ukraine 44:59.8 +7:05.0
78 47 Ruslan Perekhoda  Ukraine 45:05.6 +7:10.8
79 45 Kim Min-woo  South Korea 45:21.6 +7:26.8
80 80 Ádám Kónya  Hungary 45:48.9 +7:54.1
81 92 Hugo Hinckfuss  Australia 46:05.9 +8:11.1
82 41 Jeong Jong-won  South Korea 46:34.6 +8:39.8
83 82 Tautvydas Strolia  Lithuania 46:53.1 +8:58.3
84 96 Danial Saveh Shemshaki  Iran 47:26.0 +9:31.2
85 85 Marko Skender  Croatia 48:30.8 +10:36.0
86 84 Franco Dal Farra  Argentina 48:35.5 +10:40.7
87 53 Strahinja Erić  Bosnia and Herzegovina 48:38.3 +10:43.5
88 98 José Cabeça  Portugal 49:12.0 +11:17.2
89 94 Timo Juhani Grönlund  Bolivia 49:27.0 +11:32.2
90 83 Manex Silva  Brazil 50:35.1 +12:40.3
91 88 Yonathan Jesús Fernández  Chile 50:36.6 +12:41.8
92 91 Elie Tawk  Lebanon 51:46.5 +13:51.7
93 93 Aleksandar Grbović  Montenegro 52:44.9 +14:50.1
94 99 Jonathan Soto  Mexico 53:30.0 +15:35.2
95 97 Carlos Quintana  Colombia 55:41.9 +17:47.1
51 Yusuf Emre Fırat  Turkey Did not finish
95 Samuel Ikpefan  Nigeria
3 Jan Pechoušek  Czech Republic Did not start
57 Aliaksandr Voranau  Belarus

References

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  1. ^ "Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games Competition Schedule Version 9" (PDF). New.inews.gtimg.com. Retrieved 10 February 2022.
  2. ^ "Simen Hegstad Kruger's test positive for coronavirus, plunges Norway's Beijing 2022 Olympic game splans into disarray". Eurosport. 27 January 2022.
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