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FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2019 – Men's 15 kilometre classical

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Men's 15 kilometre classical
at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2019
LocationSeefeld in Tirol, Austria
Dates20, 27 February
Competitors89 from 36 nations
Winning time38:22.6
Medalists
gold medal Martin Johnsrud Sundby   Norway
silver medal Alexander Bessmertnykh   Russia
bronze medal Iivo Niskanen   Finland
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FIS Nordic World
Ski Championships 2019
Cross-country skiing
Sprintmenwomen
Interval start15 km men10 km women
Pursuit30 km men15 km women
Mass start50 km men30 km women
Team sprintmenwomen
Relay4 × 10 km men4 × 5 km women
Nordic combined
Normal hillIndividualTeam
Large hillIndividualTeam sprint
Ski jumping
Normal hillMenWomen
Women's teamMixed team
Large hillIndividualMen's team

The Men's 15 kilometre classical competition at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2019 was held on 20 and 27 February 2019.[1][2] A qualification was held on 20 February.[3]

Results

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Qualification

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The qualification was started on 20 February at 14:00.[4]

Rank Bib Athlete Country Time Deficit Notes
1 53 Thibaut De Marre  Belgium 27:56.7 Q
2 51 Mark Chanloung  Thailand 28:09.8 +13.1 Q
3 49 Albert Jónsson  Iceland 28:25.2 +28.5 Q
4 41 Marco Dal Farra  Argentina 28:45.1 +48.4 Q
5 46 Ádám Kónya  Hungary 28:55.5 +58.8 Q
6 43 Dagur Benediktsson  Iceland 29:05.6 +1:08.9 Q
7 45 Todor Malchov  Bulgaria 29:23.7 +1:27.0 Q
8 48 Franco Dal Farra  Argentina 29:35.9 +1:39.2 Q
9 54 Sattar Seid  Iran 29:43.3 +1:46.6 Q
10 32 Batmönkhiin Achbadrakh  Mongolia 29:45.3 +1:48.6 Q
11 37 Tue Rømer  Denmark 29:46.2 +1:49.5
12 56 Dmytro Drahun  Ukraine 29:46.9 +1:50.2
13 17 Joachim Weel Rosbo  Denmark 30:16.8 +2:20.1
14 55 Tautvydas Strolia  Lithuania 30:17.8 +2:21.1
15 42 Marko Skender  Croatia 30:36.9 +2:40.2
16 52 Mihailo Škipina  Bosnia and Herzegovina 30:39.1 +2:42.4
17 50 Matías Zuloaga  Argentina 30:40.2 +2:43.5
18 40 Victor Santos  Brazil 30:59.7 +3:03.0
19 28 Kristóf Lagler  Hungary 31:20.3 +3:23.6
20 35 Jakov Hladika  Croatia 31:21.8 +3:25.1
21 18 Soninbayaryn Düürenbayar  Mongolia 31:40.3 +3:43.6
22 23 Titouan Serot  Belgium 31:41.1 +3:44.4
23 44 Aleksandar Ognyanov  Bulgaria 32:06.4 +4:09.7
24 39 Juan Agurto  Chile 32:14.3 +4:17.6
25 58 Miloš Čolić  Bosnia and Herzegovina 32:16.1 +4:19.4
26 20 Jacob Weel Rosbo  Denmark 32:16.9 +4:20.2
26 34 Myasnik Gharibyan  Armenia 32:16.9 +4:20.2
28 3 Dashdondogiin Mönkhgerel  Mongolia 32:17.8 +4:21.1
29 27 Timo Juhani Grönlund  Bolivia 32:36.7 +4:40.0
30 57 Miloš Milosavljević  Serbia 32:41.4 +4:44.7
31 31 Yasin Shemshaki  Iran 32:41.5 +4:44.8
32 21 Jan Rossiter  Ireland 32:41.9 +4:45.2
33 26 Georgios Nakas  Greece 32:42.1 +4:45.4
34 33 Yaghoob Kiashemshaki  Iran 33:01.5 +5:04.8
35 36 Yuri Rocha  Brazil 33:12.6 +5:15.9
36 24 Tucker Murphy  Bermuda 33:26.4 +5:29.7
37 19 Rokas Vaitkus  Lithuania 34:05.7 +6:09.0
38 11 Stephan Langer  Belgium 34:59.4 +7:02.7
39 4 Tariel Zharkymbaev  Kyrgyzstan 35:01.7 +7:05.0
40 9 Klaus Jungbluth Rodríguez  Ecuador 35:16.4 +7:19.7
41 12 André Gonçalves  Portugal 35:25.4 +7:28.7
42 38 Samer Tawk  Lebanon 35:27.1 +7:30.4
43 16 Roni Aleksander Zein  Lebanon 35:34.4 +7:37.7
44 13 Filipe Cabrita  Portugal 35:57.3 +8:00.6
45 29 Paulius Januškevičius  Lithuania 36:19.0 +8:22.3
46 30 Aleksander Grbović  Montenegro 36:22.9 +8:26.2
47 25 Reza Rajabbloukat  Iran 36:37.5 +8:40.8
48 2 Andrew Theall  Colombia 37:17.5 +9:20.8
49 14 Peter Jensen  Denmark 38:26.2 +10:29.5
50 7 Andreas Razafimahatratra  Madagascar 39:04.2 +11:07.5
51 8 Juan Carlos Avilés  Mexico 39:16.3 +11:19.6
52 15 Antonio Pineyro  Mexico 40:55.6 +12:58.9
53 1 Luis Carrasco  Mexico 43:17.7 +15:21.0
54 5 Germán Madrazo  Mexico 43:32.5 +15:35.8
55 10 Mark Rajack  Trinidad and Tobago 44:13.0 +16:16.3
56 6 Sebastián Uprimny  Colombia 46:02.3 +18:05.6
— 47 Kari Peters  Luxembourg Did not finish
22 Nicolae Gaiduc  Moldova Did not start

Final

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The final was started on 27 February at 14:00.[5]

Rank Bib Athlete Country Time Deficit
1st place, gold medalist(s) 68 Martin Johnsrud Sundby  Norway 38:22.6
2nd place, silver medalist(s) 62 Alexander Bessmertnykh  Russia 38:25.5 +2.9
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 46 Iivo Niskanen  Finland 38:43.0 +20.4
4 64 Andrey Larkov  Russia 38:45.4 +22.8
5 44 Didrik Tønseth  Norway 38:46.9 +24.3
6 56 Dario Cologna  Switzerland 38:55.0 +32.4
7 70 Sjur Røthe  Norway 38:56.5 +33.9
8 42 Alexander Bolshunov  Russia 39:21.1 +58.5
54 Andrew Musgrave  Great Britain
10 52 Emil Iversen  Norway 39:23.1 +1:00.5
11 36 Jens Burman  Sweden 39:45.8 +1:23.2
12 58 Viktor Thorn  Sweden 39:51.6 +1:29.0
13 15 Andreas Katz  Germany 39:59.6 +1:37.0
14 21 Jonas Baumann  Switzerland 40:04.7 +1:42.1
15 16 Sebastian Eisenlauer  Germany 40:07.4 +1:44.8
16 50 Calle Halfvarsson  Sweden 40:12.4 +1:49.8
17 31 Erik Bjornsen  United States 40:12.9 +1:50.3
18 37 Janosch Brugger  Germany 40:14.2 +1:51.6
19 24 Perttu Hyvärinen  Finland 40:16.8 +1:54.2
20 66 Francesco De Fabiani  Italy 40:20.3 +1:57.7
21 39 Daniel Rickardsson  Sweden 40:21.8 +1:59.2
22 29 Irineu Esteve Altimiras  Andorra 40:30.2 +2:07.6
23 22 Ueli Schnider  Switzerland 40:31.6 +2:09.0
24 35 Jules Lapierre  France 40:39.8 +2:17.2
25 48 Maurice Manificat  France 40:43.3 +2:20.7
26 20 Hiroyuki Miyazawa  Japan 40:44.8 +2:22.2
34 Lucas Bögl  Germany
28 26 Naoto Baba  Japan 40:44.9 +2:22.3
29 38 Ristomatti Hakola  Finland 40:50.8 +2:28.2
30 33 Scott Patterson  United States 40:57.3 +2:34.7
31 28 Kyle Bratrud  United States 41:06.4 +2:43.8
32 8 Anssi Pentsinen  Finland 41:11.1 +2:48.5
33 60 Maxim Vylegzhanin  Russia 41:12.6 +2:50.0
34 69 Scott James Hill  Canada 41:23.9 +3:01.3
35 76 Thomas Hjalmar Westgård  Ireland 41:39.5 +3:16.9
36 6 Andrew Young  Great Britain 41:42.6 +3:20.0
37 18 Valentin Chauvin  France 41:46.2 +3:23.6
32 Beda Klee  Switzerland
39 14 Michal Novák  Czech Republic 41:46.3 +3:23.7
40 57 Veselin Tzinzov  Bulgaria 41:46.8 +3:24.2
41 11 Paul Constantin Pepene  Romania 41:51.3 +3:28.7
42 63 Miroslav Rypl  Czech Republic 41:58.8 +3:36.2
43 1 Snorri Einarsson  Iceland 42:01.6 +3:39.0
44 10 Kaichi Naruse  Japan 42:06.3 +3:43.7
45 25 Benjamin Lustgarten  United States 42:12.2 +3:49.6
46 9 Evan Palmer-Charrette  Canada 42:15.3 +3:52.7
47 45 Len Väljas  Canada 42:15.5 +3:52.9
48 59 Imanol Rojo  Spain 42:20.0 +3:57.4
49 55 Adam Fellner  Czech Republic 42:22.0 +3:59.4
50 17 Vitaliy Pukhkalo  Kazakhstan 42:27.8 +4:05.2
51 13 Denis Volotka  Kazakhstan 42:30.5 +4:07.9
52 65 Joni Mäki  Finland 42:34.4 +4:11.8
53 27 Maicol Rastelli  Italy 42:34.5 +4:11.9
54 80 Shang Jincai  China 42:38.4 +4:15.8
55 61 Oleksiy Krasovsky  Ukraine 42:44.8 +4:22.2
56 43 Luis Stadlober  Austria 42:49.6 +4:27.0
57 67 Stefan Zelger  Italy 42:56.9 +4:34.3
58 41 Benjamin Črv  Slovenia 42:57.2 +4:34.6
59 72 Maciej Staręga  Poland 43:14.5 +4:51.9
60 12 Olzhas Klimin  Kazakhstan 43:17.2 +4:54.6
61 4 Jan Kořístek  Slovakia 43:20.4 +4:57.8
62 19 Dominik Bury  Poland 43:21.3 +4:58.7
63 74 Martin Vögeli  Liechtenstein 43:24.9 +5:02.3
64 53 Aliaksandr Voranau  Belarus 43:29.8 +5:07.2
65 77 Bao Lin  China 43:32.3 +5:09.7
66 7 Petr Knop  Czech Republic 43:35.7 +5:13.1
67 2 Raido Ränkel  Estonia 43:39.7 +5:17.1
68 5 Russell Kennedy  Canada 44:13.4 +5:50.8
69 49 Kamil Bury  Poland 44:27.1 +6:04.5
70 51 Petrică Hogiu  Romania 44:33.5 +6:10.9
71 89 Ádám Kónya  Hungary 44:39.9 +6:17.3
72 78 Wang Qiang  China 44:51.0 +6:28.4
73 79 Martin Penchev  Bulgaria 45:02.8 +6:40.2
74 75 Mikayel Mikayelyan  Armenia 45:09.6 +6:47.0
75 86 Thibaut de Marre  Belgium 45:10.8 +6:48.2
76 91 Seve de Campo  Australia 45:11.6 +6:49.0
77 83 Zhu Mingliang  China 45:18.0 +6:55.4
78 71 Raul Mihai Popa  Romania 45:19.3 +6:56.7
79 47 Martin Himma  Estonia 45:28.9 +7:06.3
80 73 Yan Kostruba  Ukraine 45:42.8 +7:20.2
81 81 Tadevos Poghosyan  Armenia 46:44.1 +8:21.5
82 93 Alex Vanias  Greece 47:28.3 +9:05.7
83 85 Mark Pollock  Australia 47:55.9 +9:33.3
84 88 Albert Jónsson  Iceland 48:21.5 +9:58.9
85 90 Todor Malchov  Bulgaria 48:27.1 +10:04.5
86 84 Sattar Seid  Iran 49:04.5 +10:41.9
87 92 Dagur Benediktsson  Iceland 49:11.9 +10:49.3
– 82 Andrej Segeč  Slovakia Did not finish
87 Mark Chanloung  Thailand
3 Andreas Veerpalu  Estonia Did not start
23 Max Hauke  Austria
30 Karel Tammjärv  Estonia
40 Alexey Poltoranin  Kazakhstan

References

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  1. ^ "Schedule". Archived from the original on 2019-02-23. Retrieved 2019-02-17.
  2. ^ Start list
  3. ^ Qualification start list
  4. ^ Qualification results
  5. ^ Final results
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