FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2007 – Men's 50 kilometre classical

Men's 50 kilometre classical at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2007
Venue	Shirahatayama Open Stadium
Date	4 March 2007
Competitors	88 from 28 nations
Winning time	2:20:12.16
Medalists
Odd-Bjørn Hjelmeset    Norway   Frode Estil    Norway   Jens Filbrich    Germany
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FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2007
Cross-country skiing
Sprint	men
Interval start	15 km men	10 km women
Double pursuit	30 km men
Mass start	50 km men
Team sprint	men
Relay	4×10 km men
Nordic combined
Normal hill
Large hill
Ski jumping
Normal hill
Large hill
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The men's 50 kilometre classical mass start event at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2007 took place on 4 March 2007^[1] at the Shirahatayama Open Stadium.

Results[]

Rank	Bib	Athlete	Country	Time	Deficit
	6	Odd-Bjørn Hjelmeset	Norway	2:20:12.6	—
	5	Frode Estil	Norway	2:20:13.0	+0.4
	7	Jens Filbrich	Germany	2:20:17.1	+4.5
4	1	Tobias Angerer	Germany	2:20:23.1	+10.5
5	13	Lukáš Bauer	Czech Republic	2:20:25.7	+13.1
6	20	Martin Bajcicak	Slovakia	2:20:53.6	+41.0
7	11	Jean Marc Gaillard	France	2:21:36.6	+1:24.0
8	10	Jaak Mae	Estonia	2:21:46.2	+1:33.6
9	18	Nikolay Pankratov	Russia	2:21:50.6	+1:38.0
10	31	Ville Nousiainen	Finland	2:22:27.5	+2:14.9
11	46	Kaspar Kokk	Estonia	2:22:40.8	+2:28.2
12	42	Kris Freeman	United States	2:22:51.5	+2:38.9
13	12	Sami Jauhojärvi	Finland	2:22:55.3	+2:42.7
14	3	Anders Södergren	Sweden	2:22:58.7	+2:46.1
15	8	René Sommerfeldt	Germany	2:23:00.0	+2:47.4
16	32	Anders Aukland	Norway	2:23:07.3	+2:54.7
17	16	Martin Larsson	Sweden	2:23:16.4	+3:03.8
18	17	Tom Reichelt	Germany	2:25:23.7	+5:11.1
19	23	Jens Arne Svartedal	Norway	2:25:41.9	+5:29.3
20	43	Shunsuke Komamura	Japan	2:25:47.5	+5:34.9
21	9	Martin Koukal	Czech Republic	2:26:04.0	+5:51.4
22	35	Tero Similä	Finland	2:26:13.6	+6:01.0
23	22	Maxim Odnodvortsev	Kazakhstan	2:26:41.7	+6:29.1
24	44		Japan	2:26:50.0	+6:37.4
25	38	Christophe Perrillat	France	2:27:39.0	+7:26.4
26	54		Japan	2:28:04.6	+7:52.0
27	2	Eldar Rønning	Norway	2:28:45.1	+8:32.5
28	51	Priit Narusk	Estonia	2:29:13.2	+9:00.6
29	49	Dan Roycroft	Canada	2:30:05.8	+9:53.2
30	57	Mikhail Gumenyak	Ukraine	2:30:18.6	+10:06.0
31	19	Giorgio Di Centa	Italy	2:30:27.6	+10:15.0
32	41	Aivar Rehemaa	Estonia	2:31:09.3	+10:56.7
33	63	Brian McKeever	Canada	2:32:10.4	+11:57.8
34	59	Olexandr Putsko	Ukraine	2:32:45.3	+12:32.7
35	56	Lars Flora	United States	2:32:47.6	+12:35.0
36	55	Aleksey Ivanov	Belarus	2:33:06.9	+12:54.3
37	14	Ivan Batory	Slovakia	2:33:41.7	+13:29.1
38	52		Canada	2:35:01.7	+14:49.1
39	30	Ivan Alypov	Russia	2:35:05.0	+14:52.4
40	33	Reto Burgermeister	Switzerland	2:35:30.5	+15:17.9
41	28	Sergey Novikov	Russia	2:35:54.3	+15:41.7
42	24	Alexandre Rousselet	France	2:36:27.4	+16:14.8
43	48	Masaaki Kozu	Japan	2:37:36.4	+17:23.8
44	61	Francesc Soulie	Andorra	2:37:59.6	+17:47.0
45	29	Ivan Babikov	Canada	2:38:29.0	+18:16.4
46	40	Diego Ruiz	Spain	2:38:48.8	+18:36.2
47	53	James Southam	United States	2:41:39.7	+21:27.1
48	65		China	LAP
49	67	Jonas Thor Olsen	Denmark	LAP
50	68		Israel	LAP
51	70	Rory Morrish	Ireland	LAP
52	71	Helio Freitas	Brazil	LAP
—	4	Mathias Fredriksson	Sweden	DNF
—	25	Mikhail Botvinov	Austria	DNF
—	26	Valerio Checchi	Italy	DNF
—	27	Fabio Santus	Italy	DNF
—	34	Sergei Dolidovich	Belarus	DNF
—	37	Roman Leybyuk	Ukraine	DNF
—	39	Andrey Golovko	Kazakhstan	DNF
—	45	Vicente Vilarrubla	Spain	DNF
—	50	Geliang Li	China	DNF
—	58	Xia Wan	China	DNF
—	64	Sebahattin Oglago	Turkey	DNF
—	69		United Kingdom	DNF
—	15	Pietro Piller Cottrer	Italy	DNS
—	36	Alexander Lasutkin	Belarus	DNS
—	60	Zsolt Antal	Romania	DNS
—	66	Songtao Wang	China	DNS
—	21	Martin Tauber	Austria	DSQ
—	47	Jürgen Pinter	Austria	DSQ
—	62	Andrey Kondroschev	Kazakhstan	DSQ
—	72	Johannes Eder	Austria	DSQ

References[]

External links[]

• Final results International Ski Federation (FIS)