Cross-country skiing at the 2010 Winter Olympics – Men's 15 kilometre freestyle

The men's 15 kilometre freestyle cross-country skiing competition at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, Canada, was held on 15 February at Whistler Olympic Park in Whistler, British Columbia, at 12:30 PST.[1]

Men's 15 kilometre freestyle
at the XXI Olympic Winter Games
VenueWhistler Olympic Park
Dates15 February
Competitors96 from 50 nations
Winning time33:36.3
Medalists
Dario Cologna  Switzerland
Pietro Piller Cottrer  Italy
Lukáš Bauer  Czech Republic

Each skier starts at 30-second intervals, skiing the entire 15 kilometre course. Estonia's Andrus Veerpalu is both the two-time defending Olympic and World champion in this event, though all three were held in the classical event.[2][3][4] Norway's Lars Berger won the 2007 world championships when it was in freestyle.[5] The final World Cup event in men's 15 km freestyle prior to the 2010 Games took place on 5 February at Canmore, Alberta, and was won by Italy's Giorgio Di Centa.[6]

Veerpalu did not participate to the event being in freestyle while Berger did not participate to the fact that the biathlon men's 12.5 km pursuit would take place the next day. Di Centa finished tenth in the event. Cologna is the first Swiss to win a gold medal in cross-country skiing at the Winter Olympics.[7]

Results

RankBibNameCountryTimeDeficit
33Dario Cologna Switzerland33:36.3+0.00
25Pietro Piller Cottrer Italy34:00.9+24.6
34Lukáš Bauer Czech Republic34:12.0+35.7
435Marcus Hellner Sweden34:13.5+37.2
526Vincent Vittoz France34:16.2+39.9
613Maurice Manificat France34:27.4+51.1
718Tobias Angerer Germany34:28.5+52.2
820Ivan Babikov Canada34:30.0+53.7
924Maxim Vylegzhanin Russia34:31.6+55.3
1031Giorgio Di Centa Italy34:36.2+59.9
1119Johan Olsson Sweden34:39.3+1:03.0
126Toni Livers Switzerland34:43.3+1:07.0
131Ville Nousiainen Finland34:45.5+1:09.2
142Alexey Poltaranin Kazakhstan34:50.5+1:14.2
155Remo Fischer Switzerland34:51.1+1:14.8
1528Dmitry Sidorov Russia34:51.1+1:14.8
1717Curdin Perl Switzerland34:51.8+1:15.5
1810Martin Koukal Czech Republic34:53.5+1:17.2
1921Valerio Checchi Italy34:53.7+1:17.4
204Emmanuel Jonnier France34:55.1+1:18.8
2111Alex Harvey Canada34:55.6+1:19.3
2223Daniel Richardsson Sweden34:58.7+1:22.4
239Martin Bajčičák Slovakia34:59.3+1:23.0
2414Thomas Moriggl Italy34:59.9+1:23.6
253Anders Södergren Sweden35:01.2+1:24.9
2644Petr Sedov Russia35:06.2+1:29.9
2737Teemu Kattilakoski Finland35:06.8+1:30.5
287Tord Asle Gjerdalen Norway35:10.5+1:34.2
2942George Grey Canada35:13.0+1:36.7
2947Martin Jakš Czech Republic35:13.0+1:36.7
3122Sergey Shiryayev Russia35:14.5+1:38.2
3227Jean-Marc Gaillard France35:20.5+1:44.2
3316Martin Johnsrud Sundby Norway35:26.3+1:50.0
3438Juha Lallukka Finland35:28.8+1:52.5
358Sergei Dolidovich Belarus35:29.4+1:53.1
3629René Sommerfeldt Germany35:31.3+1:55.0
3746Paul Constantin Pepene Romania35:33.7+1:57.4
3840Nikolay Chebotko Kazakhstan35:34.1+1:57.8
3932Matti Heikkinen Finland35:37.1+2:00.8
4048Ivan Batory Slovakia35:38.1+2:01.8
4136Petter Northug Norway35:39.5+2:03.2
4212Ronny Hafsås Norway35:41.8+2:05.5
4352Milan Šperl Czech Republic35:46.4+2:10.1
4430Axel Teichmann Germany35:47.0+2:10.7
4550Ben Sim Australia35:48.6+2:12.3
4639Tom Reichelt Germany35:50.4+2:14.1
4743Sergey Cherepanov Kazakhstan35:50.8+2:14.5
4851James Southam United States35:58.2+2:21.9
4945Nobu Naruse Japan36:01.6+2:25.3
5062Veselin Tzinzov Bulgaria36:11.7+2:35.4
5141Aivar Rehemaa Estonia36:13.5+2:37.2
5264Gordon Jewett Canada36:17.9+2:41.6
5356Vicenc Vilarrubla Spain36:22.7+2:46.4
5466Michal Malak Slovakia36:22.8+2:46.5
5560Andrew Musgrave Great Britain36:32.4+2:56.1
5653Yevgeniy Velichko Kazakhstan36:33.0+2:56.7
5767Petrica Hogiu Romania36:39.5+3:03.2
5859Garrott Kuzzy United States36:41.5+3:05.2
5915Kris Freeman United States36:41.6+3:05.3
6054Aliaksei Ivanou Belarus36:48.2+3:11.9
6155Roman Leybyuk Ukraine36:49.7+3:13.4
6261Olexandr Putsko Ukraine37:09.8+3:33.5
6380Leanid Karneyenka Belarus37:29.2+3:52.9
6469Simi Hamilton United States37:30.5+3:54.2
6557Diego Ruiz Spain37:31.8+3:55.5
6649Maciej Kreczmer Poland37:38.0+4:01.7
6758Karel Tammjärv Estonia37:38.4+4:02.1
6865Xu Wenlong China37:39.5+4:03.2
6963Javier Gutierrez Spain37:55.7+4:19.4
7076Sergey Mikayelyan Armenia37:58.9+4:22.6
7168Aleksei Novoselski Lithuania38:01.6+4:25.3
7274Janis Paipals Latvia38:18.0+4:41.7
7370Francesc Soulie Andorra38:36.0+4:59.7
7471Andrew Young Great Britain38:45.1+5:08.8
7577Andrej Burić Croatia38:51.0+5:14.7
7673Jonas Thor Olsen Denmark39:01.8+5:25.5
7778Sebahattin Oğlago Turkey39:03.0+5:26.7
7883Mladen Plakalović Bosnia and Herzegovina39:41.4+6:05.1
7975Lee Jun Gil South Korea39:51.6+6:15.3
8082Amar Garibović Serbia40:12.0+6:35.7
8184Zoltán Tagscherer Hungary41:15.0+7:38.7
8285Carlos Lannes Argentina41:34.9+7:58.6
8390Tashi Lundup India41:36.8+8:00.5
8494Mehdi-Selim Khelifi Algeria41:38.5+8:02.2
8579Darko Damjanovski Macedonia41:48.2+8:11.9
8687Sergiu Balan Moldova42:12.1+8:35.8
8791Khash-Erdene Khurelbataar Mongolia42:27.4+8:51.1
8888Tucker Murphy Bermuda42:39.1+9:02.8
8981Sattar Seid Iran42:41.1+9:04.8
9089Leandro Ribela Brazil43:36.2+9:59.9
9186Peter-James Barron Ireland43:50.4+10:14.1
9293Dachhiri Sherpa Nepal44:26.5+10:50.2
9396Robel Teklemariam Ethiopia45:18.9+11:42.6
9492Roberto Carcelen Peru45:53.6+12:17.3
9595Danny Silva Portugal49:31.4+15:55.1
72Benjamin Koons New ZealandDNS

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