Cross-country skiing at the 2006 Winter Paralympics – Men's middle distance

Cross-country skiing - Men's middle at the IX Paralympic Winter Games
Paralympic cross-country skiing
Venue	Pragelato
Dates	15 March 2006
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Cross-country skiing at the 2006 Winter Paralympics
Short distance (free)	men	women
Middle distance (classic)	men	women
Long distance (classic)	men	women
Relay	men	women
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Men's middle distance cross-country classic skiing events at the 2006 Winter Paralympics were contested at Pragelato on 15 March.^[1]

There were 3 events, all of 10 km distance. Standings were decided by applying a disability factor to the actual times achieved.

Results[]

Visually impaired[]

The visually impaired event was won by Brian McKeever, representing  Canada.^[2]

Rank	Name	Country	Real Time	Factor	Finish Time
	Brian McKeever	Canada	26:09.5	100	26:09.5
	Vasili Shaptsiaboi	Belarus	27:28.4	98	26:55.5
		Russia	31:13.8	87	27:10.2
4	Frank Höfle	Germany	28:02.2	98	27:28.6
5		Ukraine	31:39.5	87	27:32.5
6	Helge Flo	Norway	32:39.7	87	28:24.9
7		Slovakia	29:42.8	98	29:07.2
8		Finland	29:59.3	98	29:23.3
9		Germany	34:03.5	87	29:37.9
10		France	29:48.2	100	29:48.2
11		France	31:02.5	98	30:25.2
12		Norway	32:51.7	98	32:12.2
13		Italy	34:12.1	98	33:31.0
14		Kazakhstan	38:20.2	100	38:20.2
15		Bulgaria	40:43.6	98	39:54.7
	Vitaliy Lukyanenko	Ukraine	DNS
	Wilhelm Brem	Germany	DNS

Sitting[]

The sitting event was won by , representing  Russia.^[3]

Rank	Name	Country	Real Time	Factor	Finish Time
		Russia	27:16.3	98	26:43.6
	Sergej Shilov	Russia	31:14.6	86	26:52.1
	Iurii Kostiuk	Ukraine	29:52.2	91	27:10.9
4	Vladimir Kiselev	Russia	27:11.5	100	27:11.5
5		Austria	29:03.2	94	27:18.6
6	Enzo Masiello	Italy	29:23.4	94	27:37.6
7		Belarus	27:45.2	100	27:45.2
8	Mikhail Terentiev	Russia	32:20.7	86	27:49.0
9		Poland	27:51.2	100	27:51.2
10		Ukraine	30:09.7	94	28:21.1
11		Ukraine	28:29.7	100	28:29.7
12	Alain Marguerettaz	France	30:20.9	94	28:31.7
13		Ukraine	28:32.8	100	28:32.8
14		Slovakia	28:36.2	100	28:36.2
15		Poland	28:42.4	100	28:42.4
16		Norway	30:55.3	94	29:04.0
17	Heinz Frei	Switzerland	33:54.5	86	29:09.7
18	Christopher Klebl	United States	31:16.9	94	29:24.3
19		Switzerland	29:25.1	100	29:25.1
20		United States	30:14.5	98	29:38.2
21		Russia	34:29.5	86	29:39.8
22		United States	32:17.3	94	30:21.1
23		China	30:26.1	100	30:26.1
24		Canada	33:54.3	91	30:51.2
25	Kamil Rosiek	Poland	30:55.5	100	30:55.5
26		China	31:58.2	98	31:19.8
27		Italy	32:07.4	98	31:28.9
28		Canada	37:36.4	86	32:20.5
	Ruedi Weber	Switzerland	DNS

Standing[]

The standing event was won by , representing  United States.^[4]

Rank	Name	Country	Real Time	Factor	Finish Time
		United States	28:31.2	96	27:22.8
		Russia	30:25.8	92	27:59.8
	Kirill Mikhaylov	Russia	29:16.7	96	28:06.5
4	Kjartan Haugen	Norway	29:18.6	96	28:08.3
5	Svein Lilleberg	Norway	30:58.7	91	28:11.4
6		Finland	31:41.6	92	29:09.5
7		United States	30:31.3	96	29:18.0
8	Thomas Oelsner	Germany	32:18.9	91	29:24.4
9	Nils Erik Ulset	Norway	33:53.4	87	29:29.1
10		Russia	32:54.7	90	29:37.2
11		Finland	30:59.6	96	29:45.2
12		Norway	32:27.1	92	29:51.4
13	Yoshihiro Nitta	Japan	32:30.4	92	29:54.4
14		Poland	34:44.8	87	30:13.8
15	Daniele Stefanoni	Italy	31:32.9	96	30:17.1
16		United States	31:50.1	96	30:33.7
17		Germany	34:08.5	90	30:43.7
18	Emmanuel Lacroix	France	33:29.3	92	30:48.5
19		Austria	34:33.7	91	31:27.0
20		Germany	33:36.7	94	31:35.7
21		Russia	34:51.4	91	31:43.2
22		China	35:33.6	91	32:21.6
23		France	36:03.5	91	32:48.8
24	Yannick Bourseaux	France	37:08.8	91	33:48.2
25		Australia	37:54.4	92	34:52.5
26		China	38:00.3	92	34:57.8
		Kazakhstan	DQ
		Russia	DNF
		Belarus	DNF
		Germany	DNS
		Mongolia	DNS

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