Cross-country skiing at the 2006 Winter Paralympics – Men's middle distance
Cross-country skiing - Men's middle at the IX Paralympic Winter Games | |
Paralympic cross-country skiing | |
Venue | Pragelato |
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Dates | 15 March 2006 |
Cross-country skiing at the 2006 Winter Paralympics | ||||
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Short distance Free (5km: W sitting 2.5km) |
men | women | ||
Middle distance Classic (10km: W sitting 5km) |
men | women | ||
Long distance Classic (M 20/15km, W 15/10km) |
men | women | ||
3 x 2.5 km relay | women | |||
1 x 3.75 km + 2 x 5 km relay | men |
Men's middle distance cross-country classic skiing events at the 2006 Winter Paralympics were contested at Pragelato on 15 March.[1]
There were 3 events, all of 10 km distance. Standings were decided by applying a disability factor to the actual times achieved.
Results
Visually impaired
The visually impaired event was won by Brian McKeever, representing Canada.[2]
Rank | Name | Country | Real Time | Factor | Finish Time |
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Brian McKeever | Canada | 26:09.5 | 100 | 26:09.5 | |
Vasili Shaptsiaboi | Belarus | 27:28.4 | 98 | 26:55.5 | |
Verlay Koupchinsky | Russia | 31:13.8 | 87 | 27:10.2 | |
4 | Frank Höfle | Germany | 28:02.2 | 98 | 27:28.6 |
5 | Oleh Munts | Ukraine | 31:39.5 | 87 | 27:32.5 |
6 | Helge Flo | Norway | 32:39.7 | 87 | 28:24.9 |
7 | Marian Balaz | Slovakia | 29:42.8 | 98 | 29:07.2 |
8 | Jarmo Ollanketo | Finland | 29:59.3 | 98 | 29:23.3 |
9 | Michael Bentele | Germany | 34:03.5 | 87 | 29:37.9 |
10 | Elie Zampin | France | 29:48.2 | 100 | 29:48.2 |
11 | Philippe Terral | France | 31:02.5 | 98 | 30:25.2 |
12 | Ragnar Sorhaug | Norway | 32:51.7 | 98 | 32:12.2 |
13 | Franz Gatscher | Italy | 34:12.1 | 98 | 33:31.0 |
14 | Zeinolla Seitov | Kazakhstan | 38:20.2 | 100 | 38:20.2 |
15 | Aleksandar Tsokanov | Bulgaria | 40:43.6 | 98 | 39:54.7 |
Vitaliy Lukyanenko | Ukraine | DNS | |||
Wilhelm Brem | Germany | DNS |
Sitting
The sitting event was won by Taras Kryjanovski, representing Russia.[3]
Rank | Name | Country | Real Time | Factor | Finish Time |
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Taras Kryjanovski | Russia | 27:16.3 | 98 | 26:43.6 | |
Sergej Shilov | Russia | 31:14.6 | 86 | 26:52.1 | |
Iurii Kostiuk | Ukraine | 29:52.2 | 91 | 27:10.9 | |
4 | Vladimir Kiselev | Russia | 27:11.5 | 100 | 27:11.5 |
5 | Oliver Anthofer | Austria | 29:03.2 | 94 | 27:18.6 |
6 | Enzo Masiello | Italy | 29:23.4 | 94 | 27:37.6 |
7 | Aliaksandr Davidovich | Belarus | 27:45.2 | 100 | 27:45.2 |
8 | Mikhail Terentiev | Russia | 32:20.7 | 86 | 27:49.0 |
9 | Robert Wator | Poland | 27:51.2 | 100 | 27:51.2 |
10 | Oleksandr Vasyutynsky | Ukraine | 30:09.7 | 94 | 28:21.1 |
11 | Vladyslav Morozov | Ukraine | 28:29.7 | 100 | 28:29.7 |
12 | Alain Marguerettaz | France | 30:20.9 | 94 | 28:31.7 |
13 | Sergiy Khyzhnyak | Ukraine | 28:32.8 | 100 | 28:32.8 |
14 | Vladimir Gajdiciar | Slovakia | 28:36.2 | 100 | 28:36.2 |
15 | Wieslaw Fiedor | Poland | 28:42.4 | 100 | 28:42.4 |
16 | Karl Einar Henriksen | Norway | 30:55.3 | 94 | 29:04.0 |
17 | Heinz Frei | Switzerland | 33:54.5 | 86 | 29:09.7 |
18 | Christopher Klebl | United States | 31:16.9 | 94 | 29:24.3 |
19 | Bruno Huber | Switzerland | 29:25.1 | 100 | 29:25.1 |
20 | Robert Balk | United States | 30:14.5 | 98 | 29:38.2 |
21 | Leonid Musanov | Russia | 34:29.5 | 86 | 29:39.8 |
22 | Gregory Mallory | United States | 32:17.3 | 94 | 30:21.1 |
23 | Chunshan Fu | China | 30:26.1 | 100 | 30:26.1 |
24 | Jean Thomas Boily | Canada | 33:54.3 | 91 | 30:51.2 |
25 | Jamil Rosiek | Poland | 30:55.5 | 100 | 30:55.5 |
26 | Qiu Sun | China | 31:58.2 | 98 | 31:19.8 |
27 | Ermenegildo Arnoldi | Italy | 32:07.4 | 98 | 31:28.9 |
28 | Jimmy Pelletier | Canada | 37:36.4 | 86 | 32:20.5 |
Ruedi Weber | Switzerland | DNS |
Standing
The standing event was won by Steven Cook, representing United States.[4]
Rank | Name | Country | Real Time | Factor | Finish Time |
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Steven Cook | United States | 28:31.2 | 96 | 27:22.8 | |
Alfis Makamedinov | Russia | 30:25.8 | 92 | 27:59.8 | |
Kirill Mikhaylov | Russia | 29:16.7 | 96 | 28:06.5 | |
4 | Kjartan Haugen | Norway | 29:18.6 | 96 | 28:08.3 |
5 | Svein Lilleberg | Norway | 30:58.7 | 91 | 28:11.4 |
6 | Iikka Tuomisto | Finland | 31:41.6 | 92 | 29:09.5 |
7 | Michael Crenshaw | United States | 30:31.3 | 96 | 29:18.0 |
8 | Thomas Oelsner | Germany | 32:18.9 | 91 | 29:24.4 |
9 | Nils Erik Ulset | Norway | 33:53.4 | 87 | 29:29.1 |
10 | Vladimir Kazakov | Russia | 32:54.7 | 90 | 29:37.2 |
11 | Kalervo Pieksaemaeki | Finland | 30:59.6 | 96 | 29:45.2 |
12 | Andreas Hustveit | Norway | 32:27.1 | 92 | 29:51.4 |
13 | Yoshihiro Nitta | Japan | 32:30.4 | 92 | 29:54.4 |
14 | Jan Kolodziej | Poland | 34:44.8 | 87 | 30:13.8 |
15 | Daniele Stefanoni | Italy | 31:32.9 | 96 | 30:17.1 |
16 | Daniel Perkins | United States | 31:50.1 | 96 | 30:33.7 |
17 | Joerg Baldauf | Germany | 34:08.5 | 90 | 30:43.7 |
18 | Emmanuel Lacroix | France | 33:29.3 | 92 | 30:48.5 |
19 | Michael Kurz | Austria | 34:33.7 | 91 | 31:27.0 |
20 | Harald Thauer | Germany | 33:36.7 | 94 | 31:35.7 |
21 | Oleg Balukhto | Russia | 34:51.4 | 91 | 31:43.2 |
22 | Jie Zhang | China | 35:33.6 | 91 | 32:21.6 |
23 | Franck Paget | France | 36:03.5 | 91 | 32:48.8 |
24 | Yannick Bourseaux | France | 37:08.8 | 91 | 33:48.2 |
25 | James Kenneth Millar | Australia | 37:54.4 | 92 | 34:52.5 |
26 | Jinyou Wang | China | 38:00.3 | 92 | 34:57.8 |
Oleg Syssolyatin | Kazakhstan | DQ | |||
Konstantin Yanchuk | Russia | DNF | |||
Siarhei Silchanka | Belarus | DNF | |||
Josef Giesen | Germany | DNS | |||
Sukhbaatar Nyamaa | Mongolia | DNS |
References
- ↑ "IX Paralympic Winter Games Competition Schedule" (PDF). Torino 2006 Paralympic Games. Archived from the original (PDF) on 26 February 2007. Retrieved 11 October 2012.
- ↑ "Cross-country Skiing: Men's 10 km: Visually impaired". International Paralympic Committee (IPC). Retrieved 11 October 2012.
- ↑ "Cross-country Skiing: Men's 10 km: Sitting". International Paralympic Committee (IPC). Retrieved 11 October 2012.
- ↑ "Cross-country Skiing: Men's 10 km: Standing". International Paralympic Committee (IPC). Retrieved 11 October 2012.
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