FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2021 – Men's 50 kilometre classical

Men's 50 kilometre classical at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2021
Location	Oberstdorf, Germany
Date	7 March
Competitors	57 from 22 nations
Winning time	2:10:52.9
Medalists
Emil Iversen    Norway   Alexander Bolshunov   Simen Hegstad Krüger    Norway
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FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2021
Cross-country skiing
Sprint	men	women
Interval start	15 km men	10 km women
Skiathlon	30 km men	15 km women
Mass start	50 km men	30 km women
Team sprint	men	women
Relay	4 × 10 km men	4 × 5 km women
Nordic combined
Normal hill	Individual	Team
Large hill	Individual	Team sprint
Women	Individual
Ski jumping
Men	Normal	Large
Women	Normal	Large
Team	Men	Women
Mixed	Team
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The Men's 50 kilometre classical competition at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2021 was held on 7 March 2021.^[1][2]

Results[]

The race was started at 13:00.^[3]

Rank	Bib	Athlete	Country	Time	Deficit
	3	Emil Iversen	Norway	2:10:52.9
	1	Alexander Bolshunov	Russian Ski Federation	2:10:53.6	+0.7
	9	Simen Hegstad Krüger	Norway	2:11:01.1	+8.2
4	10	Hans Christer Holund	Norway	2:11:01.5	+8.6
5	19	Jens Burman	Sweden	2:11:18.5	+25.6
6	14	Iivo Niskanen	Finland	2:11:24.3	+31.4
7	8	Andrew Musgrave	Great Britain	2:11:36.4	+43.5
8	11	Pål Golberg	Norway	2:11:51.6	+58.7
9	5	Dario Cologna	Switzerland	2:11:52.0	+59.1
10	33	Scott Patterson	United States	2:12:17.6	+1:24.7
11	27	Jason Rüesch	Switzerland	2:12:31.1	+1:38.2
12	18	William Poromaa	Sweden	2:12:40.1	+1:47.2
13	13	Clément Parisse	France	2:12:46.0	+1:53.1
14	6	Aleksey Chervotkin	Russian Ski Federation	2:12:55.2	+2:02.3
15	7	Ilia Semikov	Russian Ski Federation	2:13:19.7	+2:26.8
16	45		United States	2:13:20.8	+2:27.9
17	17	Jonas Dobler	Germany	2:13:39.3	+2:46.4
18	32	Imanol Rojo	Spain	2:13:44.9	+2:52.0
19	2	Evgeniy Belov	Russian Ski Federation	2:13:49.2	+2:56.3
20	28	Friedrich Moch	Germany	2:13:49.7	+2:56.8
21	35	Candide Pralong	Switzerland	2:14:04.9	+3:12.0
22	23	Jonas Baumann	Switzerland	2:14:47.4	+3:54.5
23	47	Keishin Yoshida	Japan	2:14:52.7	+3:59.8
24	21	Michal Novák	Czech Republic	2:15:02.3	+4:09.4
25	30	Thomas Hjalmar Westgård	Ireland	2:15:13.6	+4:20.7
26	4	Maurice Manificat	France	2:15:27.8	+4:34.9
27	37	Antoine Cyr	Canada	2:15:31.2	+4:38.3
28	43	Russell Kennedy	Canada	2:15:45.6	+4:52.7
29	16	Gus Schumacher	United States	2:15:51.3	+4:58.4
30	26		Sweden	2:16:03.1	+5:10.2
31	49	Rémi Drolet	Canada	2:17:05.7	+6:12.8
32	20	Perttu Hyvärinen	Finland	2:17:24.0	+6:31.1
33	15	Lucas Bögl	Germany	2:17:50.1	+6:57.2
34	22	Irineu Esteve Altimiras	Andorra	2:18:02.2	+7:09.3
35	57		Estonia	2:18:09.5	+7:16.6
36	38		Finland	2:18:52.3	+7:59.4
37	36		United States	2:19:21.2	+8:28.3
38	34	Dominik Bury	Poland	2:19:44.5	+8:51.6
39	29	Janosch Brugger	Germany	2:19:54.4	+9:01.5
40	24	Jean-Marc Gaillard	France	2:19:56.1	+9:03.2
41	39	Petr Knop	Czech Republic	2:20:33.5	+9:40.6
42	52	Takatsugu Uda	Japan	2:20:53.9	+10:01.0
43	46	Juho Mikkonen	Finland	2:21:25.8	+10:32.9
44	25	Johan Häggström	Sweden	2:25:08.8	+14:15.9
45	48		Kazakhstan	2:25:24.9	+14:32.0
46	51		Poland	2:25:58.4	+15:05.5
47	59	Phillip Bellingham	Australia	2:27:18.6	+16:25.7
48	40	Adam Fellner	Czech Republic	2:27:45.7	+16:52.8
49	56	Indulis Bikše	Latvia	Lapped
50	55		Poland
51	58		Argentina
52	50	Kim Eun-ho	South Korea
53	53		South Korea
	31	Vitaliy Pukhkalo	Kazakhstan	Did not finish
	44		Canada
	54	Marko Kilp	Estonia
	12	Johannes Høsflot Klæbo	Norway	Disqualified
	41	Yevgeniy Velichko	Kazakhstan	Did not start
	42		Czech Republic

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