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FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2009 – Men's 15 kilometre classical

The Men's 15 km classical interval start was part of the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2009's events held in Liberec, Czech Republic. The race went underway on 20 February 2009 at 13:00 CET.[1] A 10 km qualifying race[2] took place on 23 February at 11:00 CET. The defending world champion was Norway's Lars Berger[3]

Men's 15 km classical interval start
at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2009
VenueLiberec
Date20 February 2009
Competitors75 from 30 nations
Winning time38:54.4
Medalists
gold medal Andrus Veerpalu   Estonia
silver medal Lukas Bauer   Czech Republic
bronze medal Matti Heikkinen   Finland
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Results edit

Rank Bib Athlete Country Time Deficit
  36 Andrus Veerpalu   Estonia 38:54.4 —
  48 Lukáš Bauer   Czech Republic 39:00.7 +6.3
  38 Matti Heikkinen   Finland 39:10.8 +16.4
4 21 Kris Freeman   United States 39:12.1 +17.7
5 35 Jaak Mae   Estonia 39:25.1 +30.7
6 50 Dario Cologna   Switzerland 39:27.7 +33.3
7 41 Eldar Rønning   Norway 39:35.6 +41.2
8 46 Johan Olsson   Sweden 39:36.5 +42.1
9 39 Tobias Angerer   Germany 39:44.9 +50.5
10 15 Martin Bajčičák   Slovakia 39:51.9 +57.5
11 9 Franz Göring   Germany 39:52.7 +58.3
12 43 Sami Jauhojärvi   Finland 39:52.8 +58.4
13 34 Jens Filbrich   Germany 39:56.2 +1:01.8
14 44 Jean Marc Gaillard   France 39:59.0 +1:04.6
15 22 Odd-Bjørn Hjelmeset   Norway 39:59.6 +1:05.2
16 13 Alexey Poltoranin   Kazakhstan 39:59.9 +1:05.5
17 11 Ivan Batory   Slovakia 40:13.2 +1:18.8
18 37 Anders Södergren   Sweden 40:13.9 +1:19.5
19 32 Vasily Rochev   Russia 40:20.0 +1:25.6
20 16 Daniel Rickardsson   Sweden 40:20.2 +1:25.8
21 10 George Grey   Canada 40:20.6 +1:26.2
22 25 Martin Jakš   Czech Republic 40:24.7 +1:30.3
23 42 Vincent Vittoz   France 40:26.3 +1:31.9
24 28 Valerio Checchi   Italy 40:31.7 +1:37.3
25 14 Sergey Novikov   Russia 40:34.8 +1:40.4
26 30 Toni Livers   Switzerland 40:37.3 +1:42.9
27 12 Alexandre Rousselet   France 40:41.8 +1:47.4
27 29 Roland Clara   Italy 40:41.8 +1:47.4
29 45 Petter Northug   Norway 40:55.1 +2:00.7
30 24 Jiří Magál   Czech Republic 41:01.0 +2:06.6
31 17 Mathias Fredriksson   Sweden 41:01.7 +2:07.3
32 20 Sergey Cherepanov   Kazakhstan 41:04.6 +2:10.2
33 8 Giovanni Gullo   Italy 41:15.5 +2:21.1
34 47 Martin Johnsrud Sundby   Norway 41:17.5 +2:23.1
35 4 Roman Leybyuk   Ukraine 41:17.8 +2:23.4
36 6 Alex Harvey   Canada 41:19.4 +2:25.0
37 40 Devon Kershaw   Canada 41:23.1 +2:28.7
38 49 Axel Teichmann   Germany 41:26.5 +2:32.1
39 33 Aivar Rehemaa   Estonia 41:38.0 +2:43.6
40 1 Maciej Kreczmer   Poland 41:49.2 +2:54.8
41 19 Christophe Perillat   France 41:51.3 +2:56.9
42 58 Olexandr Putsko   Ukraine 42:03.1 +3:08.7
43 23 Alexander Kuznetsov   Russia 42:05.4 +3:11.0
44 53 Shohei Honda   Japan 42:06.8 +3:12.4
45 27 Maxim Vylegzhanin   Russia 42:11.5 +3:17.1
46 51 Manuel Hirner   Austria 42:19.9 +3:25.5
47 3 Yevgeniy Velichko   Kazakhstan 42:25.2 +3:30.8
48 55 Vicente Vilarrubla   Spain 42:33.3 +3:38.9
49 57 James Southam   United States 42:37.8 +3:43.4
50 7 Reto Burgermeister   Switzerland 42:40.7 +3:46.3
51 60 Ben Sim   Australia 42:45.5 +3:51.1
52 62 Chris Cook   United States 42:49.7 +3:55.3
53 56 Veselin Tzinzov   Bulgaria 42:55.6 +4:01.2
54 52 Chris Butler   Canada 43:00.0 +4:05.6
55 54 Vitaly Shtun   Ukraine 43:02.9 +4:08.5
56 64 Andrew Musgrave   United Kingdom 43:15.6 +4:21.2
57 5 Algo Kärp   Estonia 43:26.6 +4:32.2
58 18 David Hofer   Italy 43:37.0 +4:42.6
59 31 Nikolay Chebotko   Kazakhstan 43:38.7 +4:44.3
60 2 Alexander Lasutkin   Belarus 43:46.2 +4:51.8
61 59 Yuichi Onda   Japan 43:50.9 +4:56.5
62 63 Francesc Soulie   Andorra 44:01.2 +5:06.8
63 68 Jonas Thor Olsen   Denmark 44:25.6 +5:31.2
64 61 Paul Constantin Pepene   Romania 44:27.8 +5:33.4
65 74 Sebastian Sørensen   Denmark 44:56.4 +6:02.0
66 69 Wenlong Xu   China 44:58.4 +6:04.0
67 66 Javier Gutiérrez   Spain 45:35.0 +6:40.6
68 70 Callum Watson   Australia 45:35.3 +6:40.9
69 71 Arvis Liepins   New Zealand 46:15.5 +7:21.1
70 67 Andrew Mock   Australia 46:32.4 +7:38.0
71 73 Asger Fischer Mølgaard   Denmark 47:30.3 +8:35.9
72 72 Ivan Burgov   Bulgaria 49:20.7 +10:26.3
73 65 Mantas Strolia   Lithuania 50:29.1 +11:34.7
— 26 Ville Nousiainen   Finland DNF —
— 75 Aigars Kalnups   Latvia DNF —

Qualification edit

Rank Bib Athlete Country Time Deficit Notes
1 52 Wenlong Xu   China 31:22.9 — Q
2 53 Jonas Thor Olsen   Denmark 31:44.5 +21.6 Q
3 32 Sebastian Sørensen   Denmark 31:57.4 +34.5 Q
4 54 Andrew Mock   Australia 32:12.0 +49.1 Q
5 51 Callum Watson   Australia 32:28.1 +1:05.2 Q
6 56 Javier Gutiérrez   Spain 32:35.5 +1:12.6 Q
7 40 Ivan Burgov   Bulgaria 32:44.3 +1:21.4 Q
8 45 Arvis Liepins   Latvia 32:56.5 +1:33.6 Q
9 19 Aigars Kalnups   Latvia 33:00.5 +1:37.6 Q
10 39 Asger Fischer Moelgaard   Denmark 33:01.2 +1:38.3 Q
11 37 Jun-Gil Lee   South Korea 33:02.9 +1:40.0
12 35 Artem Rojin   Kyrgyzstan 33:16.1 +1:53.2
13 16 Janis Paipals   Latvia 33:23.4 +2:00.5
14 38 Ulrich Ghisler   Denmark 33:24.0 +2:01.1
15 48 Nick Grimmer   Australia 33:25.6 +2:02.7
... ... ... ... ...
55 6 Cear Baena   Venezuela 1:08:10.6 +36:47.7
— 34 Alexander Standen   United Kingdom DNS —

References edit

  1. ^ "Men's 10 km Individual Classic Qualification Race Results" (PDF). fis-ski.com. Retrieved 8 February 2018.
  2. ^ "FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2009 Timetable" (PDF). liberec2009.com. Retrieved 8 February 2018.
  3. ^ FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2007 Men's 15 km Free Individual Results - accessed 8 February 2018.
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