Cross-country skiing at the 1992 Winter Olympics – Men's 10 kilometre classical

The men's 10 kilometre classical cross-country skiing competition at the 1992 Winter Olympics in Albertville, France, was held on Thursday 13 February at Les Saisies. Each skier started at half a minute intervals, skiing the entire 10 kilometre course. The Norwegian Terje Langli was the 1991 World champion. Men's 10 kilometre classical was not a part of the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary, Canada.[1]

Men's 10 kilometre classical
at the XVI Olympic Winter Games
VenueLes Saisies
Dates13 February
Competitors110 from 39 nations
Winning time27:36.0
Medalists
Vegard Ulvang  Norway
Marco Albarello  Italy
Christer Majbäck  Sweden
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Results

Sources:[2][3]

RankBibNameCountryTimeDeficit
105Vegard Ulvang Norway27:36.0—
93Marco Albarello Italy27:55.2+19.2
88Christer Majbäck Sweden27:56.4+20.4
473Bjørn Dæhlie Norway28:01.6+25.6
531Niklas Jonsson Sweden28:03.1+27.1
6102Harri Kirvesniemi Finland28:23.3+47.3
725Giorgio Vanzetta Italy28:26.9+50.9
884Alois Stadlober Austria28:27.5+51.5
9103Torgny Mogren Sweden28:37.8+1:01.8
1076Silvio Fauner Italy28:53.8+1:17.8
1197Mikhail Botvinov Unified Team28:55.8+1:19.8
1222Henrik Forsberg Sweden29:09.0+1:33.0
1383Vladimir Smirnov Unified Team29:13.1+1:37.1
1418Mika Myllylä Finland29:17.0+1:41.0
1580Jari Räsänen Finland29:25.2+1:49.2
1635Jari Isometsä Finland29:34.4+1:58.4
1777Václav Korunka Czechoslovakia29:43.4+2:07.4
1886John Aalberg United States29:47.6+2:11.6
19–Alexander Marent Austria29:49.9+2:13.9
2030Terje Langli Norway29:51.0+2:15.0
2139Andrus Veerpalu Estonia29:51.5+2:15.5
2294Elmo Kassin Estonia29:52.0+2:16.0
23–John Bauer United States29:58.0+2:22.0
2461Jochen Behle Germany29:58.2+2:22.2
2558Dany Bouchard Canada30:03.8+2:27.8
26–Benjamin Husaby United States30:06.0+2:30.0
2733Hiroyuki Imai Japan30:17.3+2:41.3
28–Urmas Välbe Estonia30:20.1+2:44.1
2917Torald Rein Germany30:25.1+2:49.1
30–Andrey Kirilov Unified Team30:27.4+2:51.4
31–Johann Mühlegg Germany30:29.4+2:53.4
32–Janko Neuber Germany30:29.8+2:53.8
33–Radim Nyč Czechoslovakia30:31.5+2:55.5
34–Markus Gandler Austria30:35.9+2:59.9
35–Andreas Ringhofer Austria30:42.5+3:06.5
36–Patrick Rémy France30:45.1+3:09.1
37–Anthony Evans Australia30:54.2+3:18.2
38–Kristen Skjeldal Norway31:02.0+3:26.0
39–Juan Jesús Gutiérrez Spain31:02.6+3:26.6
40–Park Byung-chul South Korea31:10.0+3:34.0
41–Pavel Benc Czechoslovakia31:13.6+3:37.6
42–Yves Bilodeau Canada31:19.5+3:43.5
43–Stéphane Azambre France31:22.2+3:46.2
44–Giachem Guidon Switzerland31:23.9+3:47.9
45–Markus Hasler Liechtenstein31:27.0+3:51.0
46–Kazunari Sasaki Japan31:31.4+3:55.4
47–John Read Great Britain31:32.7+3:56.7
48–Ebbe Hartz Denmark31:34.5+3:58.5
49–André Jungen Switzerland31:41.2+4:05.2
50–Hans Diethelm Switzerland31:41.8+4:05.8
51–Philippe Sanchez France31:42.3+4:06.3
52–Al Pilcher Canada31:44.8+4:08.8
53–Slavcho Batinkov Bulgaria31:47.4+4:11.4
54–Ričardas Panavas Lithuania31:48.9+4:12.9
55–Ivan Smilenov Bulgaria31:54.7+4:18.7
56–Carles Vicente Spain31:56.2+4:20.2
57–Andrzej Piotrowski Poland31:56.9+4:20.9
58–Maurilio De Zolt Italy32:00.1+4:24.1
59–Rögnvaldur Ingþórsson Iceland32:04.6+4:28.6
60–John Farra United States32:06.0+4:30.0
61–David Belam Great Britain32:08.9+4:32.9
62–German Karachevsky Unified Team32:13.6+4:37.6
63–Wiesław Cempa Poland32:13.9+4:37.9
64–Wayne Dustin Canada32:16.9+4:40.9
65–Glenn Scott Great Britain32:20.8+4:44.8
66–Martin Petrásek Czechoslovakia32:27.4+4:51.4
67–Taivo Kuus Estonia32:28.0+4:52.0
68–Jordi Ribó Spain32:33.9+4:57.9
69–Michael Binzer Denmark32:45.9+5:09.9
70–Iskren Plankov Bulgaria32:49.2+5:13.2
71–Jožko Kavalar Slovenia32:49.6+5:13.6
72–Viorel Şotropa Romania32:57.5+5:21.5
73–Paul Gray Australia33:12.2+5:36.2
74–Robert Kerštajn Slovenia33:37.5+6:01.5
75–Siniša Vukonić Croatia34:01.1+6:25.1
76–Antonio Cascos Spain34:18.5+6:42.5
77–An Jin-soo South Korea34:26.4+6:50.4
78–Chang Song-rok North Korea34:34.9+6:58.9
79–Cédric Vallet France34:35.1+6:59.1
80–Wu Jintao China34:45.9+7:09.9
81–Haukur Eiríksson Iceland34:52.6+7:16.6
82–Gongoryn Myeryei Mongolia35:05.9+7:29.9
83–Ziitsagaany Ganbat Mongolia35:10.3+7:34.3
84–Ioannis Mitroulas Greece35:25.4+7:49.4
85–Kim Kwang-rae South Korea35:26.8+7:50.8
86–Petar Zografov Bulgaria35:42.2+8:06.2
87–Aleksandar Milenković Yugoslavia35:47.0+8:11.0
88–Jānis Hermanis Latvia35:49.8+8:13.8
89–Son Chol-u North Korea36:08.6+8:32.6
90–Mark Croasdale Great Britain36:13.0+8:37.0
91–Timoleon Tsourekas Greece36:26.9+8:50.9
92–Luis Argel Argentina36:33.6+8:57.6
93–Mithat Yildrim Turkey36:36.8+9:00.8
94–Momo Skokić Yugoslavia36:48.4+9:12.4
95–Wi Jae-wook South Korea36:53.7+9:17.7
96–Fikret Ören Turkey37:03.7+9:27.7
97–Guillermo Alder Argentina37:11.8+9:35.8
98–Dimitris Tsourekas Greece37:15.6+9:39.6
99–Nikos Anastassiadis Greece37:26.5+9:50.5
100–István Oláh Nelu Hungary37:37.7+10:01.7
101–Bekim Babić Yugoslavia37:55.9+10:19.9
102–Abdullah Yılmaz Turkey38:22.1+10:46.1
103–Celal Şener Turkey38:25.4+10:49.4
104–Sébastian Menci Argentina40:00.2+12:24.2
105–Roberto Alvárez Mexico40:28.5+12:52.5
106–Diego Prado Argentina41:46.2+14:10.2
107–Mustapha Tourki Morocco46:15.1+18:39.1
108–Mohamed Oubahim Morocco47:32.6+19:56.6
109–Andrea Sammaritani San Marino47:37.8+20:01.8
110–Faissal Cherradi Morocco1:11:07.4+43:31.4

References
  1. "Cross Country Skiing at the 1992 Albertville Winter Games: Men's 10 kilometres". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 17 April 2020. Retrieved 5 July 2019.
  2. "10 km Men". www.olympic.org. IOC. Retrieved 18 February 2019.
  3. "Les Saisies 10 km Men". www.skisport365.com. skisport365. Retrieved 18 February 2019.
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