Cross-country skiing at the 1988 Winter Olympics – Men's 15 kilometre classical

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Men's 15 kilometre classical
at the XV Olympic Winter Games
VenueCanmore Nordic Centre Provincial Park
Dates19 February
Competitors90 from 33 nations
Winning time41:18.9
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Mikhail Devyatyarov
 Soviet Union
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Pål Gunnar Mikkelsplass
 Norway
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Vladimir Smirnov
 Soviet Union
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Cross-country skiing at the
1988 Winter Olympics
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The men's 15 kilometre classical cross-country skiing competition at the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary, Canada, was held on 19 February at the Canmore Nordic Centre.[1]

Each skier started at half a minute intervals, skiing the entire 15 kilometre course. Marco Albarello of Italy was the 1987 World champion and Gunde Svan of Sweden was the defending champion from the 1984 Olympics in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia.[2]

Results

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Rank Bib Name Country Time Deficit
1st place, gold medalist(s) 86 Mikhail Devyatyarov  Soviet Union 41:18.9 –
2nd place, silver medalist(s) 29 Pål Gunnar Mikkelsplass  Norway 41:33.4 +14.5
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 40 Vladimir Smirnov  Soviet Union 41:48.5 +29.6
4 76 Oddvar Brå  Norway 42:17.3 +58.4
5 62 Uwe Bellmann  East Germany 42:17.8 +58.9
6 10 Maurilio De Zolt  Italy 42:31.2 +1:12.3
7 64 Vegard Ulvang  Norway 42:31.5 +1:12.6
8 35 Harri Kirvesniemi  Finland 42:42.8 +1:23.9
9 61 Marco Albarello  Italy 42:48.6 +1:29.7
10 85 Giorgio Vanzetta  Italy 42:49.6 +1:30.7
11 59 Christer Majbäck  Sweden 42:58.6 +1:39.7
12 3 Terje Langli  Norway 42:59.3 +1:40.4
13 84 Gianfranco Polvara  Italy 43:07.3 +1:48.4
14 23 Gunde Svan  Sweden 43:08.3 +1:49.4
15 1 Alexander Batyuk  Soviet Union 43:08.7 +1:49.8
16 7 Jan Ottosson  Sweden 43:18.1 +1:59.2
17 12 Pierre Harvey  Canada 43:22.0 +2:03.1
18 75 Alexey Prokourorov  Soviet Union 43:36.9 +2:18.0
19 43 Ladislav Švanda  Czechoslovakia 43:40.9 +2:22.0
20 11 Aki Karvonen  Finland 43:54.5 +2:35.6
21 37 Holger Bauroth  East Germany 43:59.2 +2:40.3
22 83 Jürg Capol  Switzerland 43:59.5 +2:40.6
23 80 Jochen Behle  West Germany 43:59.7 +2:40.8
24 49 Torgny Mogren  Sweden 44:12.1 +2:53.2
25 92 Jari Laukkanen  Finland 44:22.0 +3:03.1
26 91 Jean-Luc Thomas  France 44:26.5 +3:07.6
27 55 Walter Kuss  West Germany 44:29.0 +3:10.1
28 87 Václav Korunka  Czechoslovakia 44:47.6 +3:28.7
29 24 Dan Simoneau  United States 44:53.8 +3:34.9
30 60 Jari Räsänen  Finland 45:04.5 +3:45.6
31 41 Alois Schwarz  Austria 45:06.9 +3:48.0
32 21 Andre Blatter  Austria 45:15.2 +3:56.3
33 52 Chris Herberle  Australia 45:19.5 +4:00.6
34 47 Yves Bilodeau  Canada 45:26.6 +4:07.7
35 56 Andi Grünenfelder  Switzerland 45:35.5 +4:16.6
36 73 Alois Stadlober  Austria 45:38.5 +4:19.6
37 50 Patrick Rémy  France 45:45.3 +4:26.4
38 28 John Spotswood  Great Britain 45:47.3 +4:28.4
39 70 Janež Kršinar  Yugoslavia 45:54.8 +4:35.9
40 89 Bill Spencer  United States 45:59.6 +4:40.7
41 53 Pavel Benc  Czechoslovakia 46:01.6 +4:42.7
42 78 Johann Standmann  Austria 46:04.1 +4:45.2
43 19 Martin Petrásek  Czechoslovakia 46:07.8 +4:48.9
44 25 Sašo Grajf  Yugoslavia 46:12.3 +4:53.4
45 63 Kazunari Sasaki  Japan 46:12.6 +4:53.7
46 57 Al Pilcher  Canada 46:21.1 +5:02.2
47 90 Dennis Lawrence  Canada 46:26.3 +5:07.4
48 67 Guy Balland  France 46:36.9 +5:18.0
49 9 Stanislav Atanasov  Bulgaria 46:43.0 +5:24.1
50 72 Benjamin Eberle  Liechtenstein 46:49.3 +5:30.4
51 34 Patrik Hasler  Liechtenstein 47:07.3 +5:48.4
52 27 Tanayuki Yuki  Japan 47:08.4 +5:49.5
53 58 Todd Boonstra  United States 47:21.8 +6:02.9
54 30 Ki Ho Park  South Korea 47:44.3 +6:25.4
55 77 Todor Makhov  Bulgaria 47:47.5 +6:28.6
56 6 Claude Pierrat  France 47:54.3 +6:35.4
57 46 Gábor Mayer  Hungary 47:56.2 +6:37.3
58 16 Joseph Galanes  United States 48:05.2 +6:46.3
59 82 Jun Jeung-hae  South Korea 48:22.3 +7:03.4
60 4 Patrick Winterton  Great Britain 48:36.0 +7:17.1
61 65 Jordi Ribó  Spain 48:40.7 +7:21.8
62 69 Ziitsagaany Ganbat  Mongolia 48:48.9 +7:30.0
63 44 José Giro  Spain 48:54.2 +7:35.3
64 68 Mano Ketenzhiev  Bulgaria 48:54.7 +7:35.8
65 88 Martin Watkins  Great Britain 49:16.6 +7:57.7
66 71 Christos Titas  Greece 49:48.6 +8:29.7
67 36 Atanas Simidchev  Bulgaria 49:53.6 +8:34.7
68 5 Masaharu Yamazaki  Japan 50:06.8 +8:47.9
69 48 Dambajantsagiin Battulga  Mongolia 50:09.4 +8:50.5
70 38 David Hislop  Australia 50:19.8 +9:00.9
71 15 Hong Kun-pyo  South Korea 50:21.4 +9:02.5
72 32 Athanasios Tsakiris  Greece 50:34.4 +9:15.5
73 74 Ronald Howden  Great Britain 50:47.4 +9:28.5
74 42 Zhao Jun  China 50:55.2 +9:36.3
75 66 Sung-Hoon Cho  South Korea 51:31.1 +10:12.2
76 26 Saim Koca  Turkey 51:36.6 +10:17.7
77 54 Abdullah Yilmaz  Turkey 51:54.6 +10:35.7
78 13 Fikret Ören  Turkey 52:05.1 +10:46.2
79 79 Erhan Dursum  Turkey 52:18.3 +10:59.4
80 31 Dag Rene Burgos  Guatemala 53:00.8 +11:41.9
81 8 Ricardo Burgos  Guatemala 55:16.3 +13:57.4
82 39 Arturo Kinch  Costa Rica 59:37.9 +18:19.0
83 14 Rusiate Rogoyawa  Fiji 1:01:26.3 +20:07.4
84 18 Roberto Alvárez  Mexico 1:01:26.4 +20:07.5
85 22 Andrea Sammaritani  San Marino 1:02:58.1 +21:39.2
2 Nikos Anastassiadis  Greece DNF
17 Konstantin Ritter  Liechtenstein DNF
20 Konrad Hallenbarter  Switzerland DNF
33 Julio Moreschi  Argentina DNF
45 Giachem Guidon  Switzerland DNF
51 Einar Ólafsson  Iceland DNS
81 Atsushi Egawa  Japan DNS

References

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  1. ^ a b "Canmore 15 km Men". www.skisport365.com. skisport365. Retrieved 6 February 2019.
  2. ^ "Cross Country Skiing at the 1988 Calgary Winter Games: Men's 15 kilometres". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 17 April 2020. Retrieved 4 July 2019.
  3. ^ "15 km Men". www.olympic.org. IOC. Retrieved 6 February 2019.
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