Cross-country skiing at the 1992 Winter Olympics – Men's 30 kilometre classical

The men's 30 kilometre classical cross-country skiing competition at the 1992 Winter Olympics in Albertville, France, was held on Monday 10 February in Les Saisies.[1][2]

Men's 30 kilometre classical
at the XVI Olympic Winter Games
VenueLes Saisies
Dates10 February
Competitors87 from 34 nations
Winning time1:22:27.8
Medalists
Vegard Ulvang
 Norway
Bjørn Dæhlie
 Norway
Terje Langli
 Norway
Cross-country skiing at the
1992 Winter Olympics
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50 kmmen
Relaymenwomen

Each skier started at half a minute intervals, skiing the entire 30 kilometre course. The Swede Gunde Svan was the 1991 World champion and Alexey Prokurorov of the Soviet Union was the defending Olympic champion from 1988 Olympics in Calgary, Canada.[3] Svan retired in 1991 and did not participate in this event.

Results

Sources:[4][1]

RankBibNameCountryTimeDeficit
35Vegard Ulvang Norway1:22:27.8–
63Bjørn Dæhlie Norway1:23:14.0+46.2
85Terje Langli Norway1:23:42.5+1:14.7
438Marco Albarello Italy1:23:55.7+1:27.9
516Erling Jevne Norway1:24:07.7+1:39.9
684Christer Majbäck Sweden1:24:12.1+1:44.3
7—Niklas Jonsson Sweden1:25:17.6+2:49.8
8—Jyrki Ponsiluoma Sweden1:25:24.4+2:56.6
9—Vladimir Smirnov Unified Team1:25:27.6+2:59.8
10—Harri Kirvesniemi Finland1:25:28.5+3:00.7
11—Jan Ottosson Sweden1:25:33.9+3:06.1
12—Mikhail Botvinov Unified Team1:25:36.9+3:09.1
13—Lubomír Buchta Czechoslovakia1:25:40.6+3:12.8
14—Aleksandr Golubyov Unified Team1:25:56.1+3:28.3
15—Jochen Behle Germany1:25:59.8+3:32.0
16—Giuseppe Pulie Italy1:26:02.4+3:34.6
17—Fulvio Valbusa Italy1:26:07.1+3:39.3
18—Jiří Teplý Czechoslovakia1:26:14.4+3:46.6
19—Alois Stadlober Austria1:26:22.7+3:54.9
20—Gianfranco Polvara Italy1:27:26.2+3:58.4
21—Alexey Prokurorov Unified Team1:27:20.5+4:52.7
22—Alexander Marent Austria1:27:34.4+5:06.6
23—Patrick Rémy France1:27:54.0+5:26.2
24—Martin Petrásek Czechoslovakia1:28:30.8+6:03.0
25—Giachem Guidon Switzerland1:28:44.5+6:16.7
26—Mika Kuusisto Finland1:28:45.6+6:17.8
27—Luke Bodensteiner United States1:28:45.7+6:17.9
28—Holger Bauroth Germany1:28:58.1+6:30.3
29—Alois Schwarz Austria1:29:01.6+6:33.8
30—Torald Rein Germany1:29:08.5+6:40.7
31—Jaanus Teppan Estonia1:29:30.9+7:03.1
32—Hiroyuki Imai Japan1:29:35.6+7:07.8
33—Urmas Välbe Estonia1:29:44.3+7:16.5
34—Mika Myllylä Finland1:30:08.8+7:41.0
35—Viorel Şotropa Romania1:30:10.5+7:42.7
36—Hans Diethelm Switzerland1:30:13.2+7:45.4
37—Guy Balland France1:30:19.6+7:51.8
38—Seppo Rantanen Finland1:30:25.6+7:57.8
39—Martin Standmann Austria1:30:27.7+7:59.9
40—Kazunari Sasaki Japan1:30:35.9+8:08.1
41—Ricardas Panavas Lithuania1:30:38.0+8:10.2
42—Bill Koch United States1:30:41.6+8:13.8
43—Markus Hasler Liechtenstein1:31:03.3+8:35.5
44—Andrus Veerpalu Estonia1:31:06.1+8:38.3
45—Al Pilcher Canada1:31:49.3+9:21.5
46—Jordi Ribó Spain1:31:52.4+9:24.6
47—Janko Neuber Germany1:31:57.8+9:30.0
48—Wayne Dustin Canada1:31:58.2+9:30.4
49—John Callahan United States1:32:07.9+9:40.1
50—Robert Kerštajn Slovenia1:32:17.6+9:49.8
51—Pete Vordenberg United States1:32:24.7+9:56.9
52—Wiesław Cempa Poland1:32:25.4+9:57.6
53—Ivan Smilenov Bulgaria1:32:25.5+9:57.7
54—Anthony Evans Australia1:32:29.9+10:02.1
55—Park Byung-chul South Korea1:33:01.8+10:34.0
56—David Belam Great Britain1:33:15.6+10:47.8
57—Carles Vicente Spain1:33:33.3+11:05.5
58—Ebbe Hartz Denmark1:33:46.4+11:18.6
59—Yves Bilodeau Canada1:34:18.3+11:50.5
60—Alain Masson Canada1:34:22.0+11:54.2
61—Andrzej Piotrowski Poland1:34:32.9+12:05.1
62—John Read Great Britain1:34:37.5+12:09.7
63—Slavcho Batinkov Bulgaria1:34:39.2+12:11.4
64—Michael Binzer Denmark1:35:00.1+12:32.3
65—Jožko Kavalar Slovenia1:35:16.3+12:48.5
66—Glen Scott Great Britain1:36:06.0+13:38.2
67—Iskren Plankov Bulgaria1:36:58.2+14:30.4
68—Wu Jintao China1:38:54.5+16:26.7
69—Rögnvaldur Ingþórsson Iceland1:39:23.9+16:56.1
70—An Jin-soo South Korea1:40:24.7+17:56.9
71—Kim Kwang-rae South Korea1:41:34.4+19:06.6
72—Chang Song-Rok North Korea1:42:23.4+19:55.6
73—Gongoryn Myeryei Mongolia1:42:33.1+20:05.3
74—Giannis Mitroulas Greece1:42:50.5+20:22.7
75—Son Chol-U North Korea1:43:14.9+20:47.1
76—Dimitris Tsourekas Greece1:43:41.9+21:14.1
77—Jānis Hermanis Latvia1:44:43.2+22:15.4
78—Ziitsagaany Ganbat Mongolia1:44:45.6+22:17.8
79—Guillermo Alder Argentina1:47:07.4+24:39.6
80—Aleksandar Milenković Yugoslavia1:57:57.4+35:29.6
81—Roberto Alvárez Mexico2:01:28.1+39:00.3
82—Bekim Babić Yugoslavia2:06:09.4+43:41.6
—Nikos Anastassiadis GreeceDNF
—Haukur Eiríksson IcelandDNF
—Wi Jae-wook South KoreaDNF
—Luis Argel Mancilla ArgentinaDNF
—Momo Skokić YugoslaviaDNF
—Mark Croasdale Great BritainDNS

—Timoleon Tsourekas GreeceDNS

References
  1. "Les Saisies 30 km Men". www.skisport365.com. skisport365. Retrieved 12 February 2019.
  2. "Cross Country Skiing at the 1992 Albertville Winter Games: Men's 30 kilometres". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 17 April 2020. Retrieved 6 July 2019.
  3. "30 km Men Calgary". www.olympic.org. IOC. Retrieved 12 February 2019.
  4. "30 km Men Albertville". www.olympic.org. IOC. Retrieved 12 February 2019.
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