FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2017 – Men's 15 kilometre classical

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Men's 15 kilometre classical
at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2017
LocationLahti, Finland
Date1 March
Competitors88 from 37 nations
Winning time36:44.0
Medalists
gold medal Iivo Niskanen   Finland
silver medal Martin Johnsrud Sundby   Norway
bronze medal Niklas Dyrhaug   Norway
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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
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The Men's 15 kilometre classical event of the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2017 was held on 1 March 2017.[1][2] A 10 kilometre classical qualification competition was held on 22 February 2017 for those participants that do not have enough FIS points to qualify automatically to other distances in the World Ski Championships.

Results[]

Qualification[]

The race was held on 22 February 2017.[3][4]

Rank Bib Athlete Country Time Deficit Notes
1 64 Krešimir Crnković  Croatia 26:21.5 Q
2 63  Lithuania 27:17.1 +55.6 Q
3 66 Batmönkhiin Achbadrakh  Mongolia 27:27.0 +1:05.5 Q
4 54 Sattar Seid  Iran 27:41.5 +1:20.0 Q
5 49  Denmark 27:41.6 +1:20.1 Q
5 53 Thibaut De Marre  Belgium 27:41.6 +1:20.1 Q
7 41  Denmark 27:45.6 +1:24.1 Q
8 57 James Clugnet  Great Britain 27:46.5 +1:25.0 Q
9 65 Ömer Ayçiçek  Turkey 27:57.3 +1:35.8 Q
10 60 Apostolos Angelis  Greece 27:58.5 +1:37.0 Q
11 61  Armenia 28:01.5 +1:40.0
12 50  Lithuania 28:03.8 +1:42.3
13 51 Sævar Birgisson  Iceland 28:05.6 +1:44.1
14 59  Bulgaria 28:16.1 +1:54.6
15 62  Turkey 28:30.7 +2:09.2
16 56  Bulgaria 28:37.4 +2:15.9
17 55  Croatia 28:37.8 +2:16.3
18 47  Iceland 28:38.8 +2:17.3
19 67  Mongolia 28:42.7 +2:21.2
20 52  Australia 29:00.5 +2:39.0
21 43  Hungary 29:11.7 +2:50.2
22 27 Mantas Strolia  Lithuania 29:18.9 +2:57.4
23 48 Brynjar Kristinsson  Iceland 29:24.3 +3:02.8
24 38  Lithuania 29:35.0 +3:13.5
25 46  Greece 29:43.4 +3:21.9
26 58  Bulgaria 29:49.3 +3:27.8
27 5 Thierry Langer  Belgium 29:50.1 +3:28.6
28 6  Belgium 29:51.8 +3:30.3
29 37  Bulgaria 30:07.2 +3:45.7
30 40  Croatia 30:07.6 +3:46.1
31 42  Latvia 30:14.4 +3:52.9
32 33  Hungary 30:15.1 +3:53.6
33 13 Carlos Lannes  Argentina 30:34.7 +4:13.2
34 44  Latvia 30:38.1 +4:16.6
35 17 Jan Rossiter  Ireland 31:02.7 +4:41.2
36 29  Iran 31:43.8 +5:22.3
37 30  Iran 31:44.9 +5:23.4
38 34  Brazil 32:53.5 +6:32.0
39 3  Moldova 32:57.8 +6:36.3
40 8 Nicolae Gaiduc  Moldova 33:02.5 +6:41.0
41 45 Yonathan Jesús Fernández  Chile 33:09.5 +6:48.0
42 31  Hungary 33:15.5 +6:54.0
43 28  Moldova 33:18.2 +6:56.7
44 24  Hungary 33:56.8 +7:35.3
45 32  Chile 33:58.0 +7:36.5
46 39 Victor Santos  Brazil 34:19.7 +7:58.2
47 4 Nikolai Matveev  Kyrgyzstan 35:33.7 +9:12.2
48 22 Klaus Jungbluth  Ecuador 36:47.0 +10:25.5
49 21  Ireland 37:44.1 +11:22.6
50 12  Ireland 39:21.6 +13:00.1
51 25  Trinidad and Tobago 39:40.8 +13:19.3
52 2  Venezuela 39:58.6 +13:37.1
53 14 César Baena  Venezuela 40:06.5 +13:45.0
54 18  Colombia 40:28.9 +14:07.4
55 20  India 41:28.9 +15:07.4
56 16  Ecuador 41:38.7 +15:17.2
57 10  Lebanon 42:54.8 +16:33.3
58 7  Lebanon 45:00.3 +18:38.8
59 11 Paul Bragiel  Colombia 46:07.8 +19:46.3
— 1 Adrián Solano  Venezuela DNF
9  Moldova
35  Iran
15  Montenegro DNS
19  Montenegro
26  Montenegro
36  Latvia
23  Ireland DSQ

Final[]

The final was started at 13:45.[5]

Rank Bib Athlete Country Time Deficit
1st place, gold medalist(s) 64 Iivo Niskanen  Finland 36:44.0
2nd place, silver medalist(s) 70 Martin Johnsrud Sundby  Norway 37:01.9 +17.9
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 66 Niklas Dyrhaug  Norway 37:15.3 +31.3
4 60 Alexander Bessmertnykh  Russia 37:25.8 +41.8
5 42 Didrik Tønseth  Norway 37:37.2 +53.2
5 46 Andrey Larkov  Russia 37:37.2 +53.2
7 29 Alexey Poltoranin  Kazakhstan 37:50.3 +1:06.3
8 38 Sami Jauhojärvi  Finland 37:53.7 +1:09.7
9 52 Johan Olsson  Sweden 37:54.6 +1:10.6
10 44 Calle Halfvarsson  Sweden 37:59.0 +1:15.0
11 68 Matti Heikkinen  Finland 38:00.4 +1:16.4
12 50 Andrew Musgrave  Great Britain 38:11.4 +1:27.4
13 54 Daniel Richardsson  Sweden 38:13.9 +1:29.9
14 58 Jens Burman  Sweden 38:20.1 +1:36.1
15 39 Johannes Høsflot Klæbo  Norway 38:22.7 +1:38.7
16 18 Emil Jönsson  Sweden 38:27.5 +1:43.5
17 33 Jonas Baumann   Switzerland 38:36.4 +1:52.4
18 26 Erik Bjornsen  United States 38:40.7 +1:56.7
19 30 Lukáš Bauer  Czech Republic 38:47.2 +2:03.2
20 40  Russia 38:50.3 +2:06.3
21 27 Giandomenico Salvadori  Italy 38:51.1 +2:07.1
22 28 Stanislav Volzhentsev  Russia 39:03.1 +2:19.1
23 62 Maurice Manificat  France 39:03.4 +2:19.4
24 32 Dietmar Nöckler  Italy 39:05.4 +2:21.4
24 48 Lari Lehtonen  Finland 39:05.4 +2:21.4
26 13 Algo Kärp  Estonia 39:15.3 +2:31.3
27 31 Jonas Dobler  Germany 39:15.8 +2:31.8
28 34 Martin Jakš  Czech Republic 39:16.6 +2:32.6
29 21 Irineu Esteve Altimiras  Andorra 39:28.4 +2:44.4
30 12 Philipp Haelg  Liechtenstein 39:34.8 +2:50.8
31 37 Lucas Bögl  Germany 39:36.9 +2:52.9
32 1 Aivar Rehemaa  Estonia 39:54.2 +3:10.2
33 20 Kyle Bratrud  United States 39:55.5 +3:11.5
34 14 Raido Ränkel  Estonia 40:00.5 +3:16.5
35 36 Devon Kershaw  Canada 40:08.8 +3:24.8
36 5 Andreas Veerpalu  Estonia 40:09.7 +3:25.7
37 63 Luis Stadlober  Austria 40:18.3 +3:34.3
38 8 Petr Knop  Czech Republic 40:23.2 +3:39.2
39 25 Hiroyuki Miyazawa  Japan 40:24.0 +3:40.0
40 56 Francesco De Fabiani  Italy 40:24.7 +3:40.7
41 11 Denis Volotka  Kazakhstan 40:26.4 +3:42.4
41 16 Dominik Bury  Poland 40:26.4 +3:42.4
43 17 Snorri Einarsson  Iceland 40:30.2 +3:46.2
44 22  France 40:30.9 +3:46.9
45 35 Thomas Bing  Germany 40:36.0 +3:52.0
46 10 Andrew Young  Great Britain 40:44.6 +4:00.6
47 15 Vitaliy Pukhkalo  Kazakhstan 40:50.2 +4:06.2
48 24 Veselin Tzinzov  Bulgaria 41:02.2 +4:18.2
49 53 Thomas Hjalmar Westgård  Ireland 41:03.2 +4:19.2
50 43 Andrew Newell  United States 41:05.7 +4:21.7
51 9 Miroslav Rypl  Czech Republic 41:15.6 +4:31.6
52 7 Sergey Mikayelyan  Armenia 41:20.5 +4:36.5
53 61  Austria 41:33.3 +4:49.3
54 2  Kazakhstan 41:38.2 +4:54.2
55 19  United States 41:40.9 +4:56.9
56 65 Knute Johnsgaard  Canada 41:44.7 +5:00.7
57 47 Callum Smith  Great Britain 41:47.4 +5:03.4
58 6 Oleksii Krasovskyi  Ukraine 41:50.6 +5:06.6
59 69 Andrii Orlyk  Ukraine 42:07.1 +5:23.1
60 73 Phillip Bellingham  Australia 42:22.3 +5:38.3
61 72 Ádám Kónya  Hungary 42:30.8 +5:46.8
62 89  Australia 42:43.9 +5:59.9
63 74 Paweł Klisz  Poland 42:59.0 +6:15.0
64 57 Indulis Bikše  Latvia 43:03.6 +6:19.6
65 67 Jesse Cockney  Canada 43:04.7 +6:20.7
66 75 Andrej Segeč  Slovakia 43:11.5 +6:27.5
67 83 James Clugnet  Great Britain 43:39.7 +6:55.7
68 4 Edi Dadić  Croatia 44:01.6 +7:17.6
69 45  Romania 44:04.1 +7:20.1
70 82  Denmark 44:18.0 +7:34.0
71 79  Lithuania 44:19.3 +7:35.3
72 86 Thibaut De Marre  Belgium 44:36.8 +7:52.8
73 81 Yordan Chuchuganov  Bulgaria 44:38.3 +7:54.3
74 59  Romania 45:08.2 +8:24.2
75 80 Tautvydas Strolia  Lithuania 45:16.3 +8:32.3
76 88  Denmark 45:29.7 +8:45.7
77 55 Ruslan Perekhoda  Ukraine 45:32.9 +8:48.9
78 85 Sattar Seid  Iran 45:33.5 +8:49.5
79 51  Ukraine 45:38.2 +8:54.2
80 71 Hamza Dursun  Turkey 45:41.4 +8:57.4
81 76  Lithuania 46:06.4 +9:22.4
82 87  Denmark 46:45.8 +10:01.8
83 84 Batmönkhiin Achbadrakh  Mongolia 50:06.4 +13:22.4
— 23 Michail Semenov  Belarus DNF
41  Lithuania
49 Maciej Staręga  Poland
78 Ömer Ayçiçek  Turkey
77 Martin Møller  Denmark DNS
3 Jan Antolec  Poland DSQ

References[]

  1. ^ "Competition schedule" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2017-01-09. Retrieved 2017-01-08.
  2. ^ Start list
  3. ^ Qualification start list
  4. ^ Qualification results
  5. ^ Final results
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