Cross-country skiing at the 1998 Winter Olympics – Men's 10 kilometre classical


The men's 10 kilometre classical cross-country skiing competition at the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano, Japan, was held on 12 February at Snow Harp in Nozawa Onsen.
Each skier started at half a minute intervals, skiing the entire 10 kilometre course. Bjørn Dæhlie was the 1997 World champion. Dæhlie was also defending Olympic champion due to his win in 1994 Olympics in Lillehammer.

Results

RankBibNameCountryTimeDeficit
45Bjørn Dæhlie27:24.5—
53Markus Gandler27:32.5+8.0
39Mika Myllylä27:40.1+15.6
47Vladimir Smirnov27:45.1+20.6
43Thomas Alsgaard27:48.1+23.6
56Jaak Mae27:56.0+31.5
33Erling Jevne27:58.7+34.2
57Andrus Veerpalu28:00.7+36.2
38Sture Sivertsen28:10.6+46.1
1046Silvio Fauner28:15.5+51.0
1137Fulvio Valbusa28:17.0+52.5
1241Alois Stadlober28:21.2+56.7
1367Harri Kirvesniemi28:22.5+58.0
1482Gerhard Urain28:25.2+1:00.7
1536Jari Isometsä28:36.7+1:12.2
1624Andreas Schlütter28:48.0+1:23.5
1759Beat Koch28:49.6+1:25.1
1892Sami Repo28:51.3+1:26.8
1985Hiroyuki Imai28:51.5+1:51.5
2055Markus Hasler28:55.2+1:30.7
2054Patrick Remy28:55.2+1:30.7
2266Sergey Tchepikov28:55.9+1:31.4
2330Achim Walcher28:58.6+1:34.1
2411Vincent Vittoz29:03.5+1:39.0
2531Niklas Jonsson29:04.9+1:40.4
2620Marco Albarello29:10.1+1:45.6
2735Johann Mühlegg29:12.3+1:47.8
2844Fabio Maj29:13.8+1:49.3
2928Masaaki Kozu29:23.1+1:58.6
3015Ricardas Panavas29:24.1+1:59.6
3140Alexey Prokourorov29:27.3+2:02.8
3293Petr Michl29:28.5+2:04.0
3361Juan Jesús Gutiérrez29:29.0+2:04.5
3471Katsuhito Ebisawa29:30.0+2:05.5
3564Martin Koukal29:41.8+2:17.3
3649Mitsuo Horigome29:44.8+2:20.3
3776Raul Olle29:52.3+2:27.8
3877René Sommerfeldt29:52.5+2:28.0
3973Alexander Sannikov29:54.7+2:30.2
4074Jochen Behle29:55.9+2:31.4
4169John Bauer29:58.4+2:33.9
4278Sergey Kriyanin30:03.2+2:38.7
4381Patrick Weaver30:04.4+2:39.9
4465Vladislavas Zybailo30:09.9+2:45.4
4525Lukáš Bauer30:11.1+2:46.6
467Michael Binzer30:14.2+2:49.7
471Justin Wadsworth30:26.3+3:01.8
4850Robin McKeever30:32.2+3:07.7
49—Jeremias Wigger30:33.4+3:08.9
50—Pavel Riabinine30:37.0+3:12.5
51—Chris Blanchard30:37.1+3:12.6
5232Lubos Buchta30:38.4+3:13.9
5313Park Byung-chul30:42.1+3:17.6
54—Jordi Ribo30:45.0+3:20.5
55—Nikolay Popovich30:51.2+3:26.7
5634Henrik Forsberg30:55.7+3:31.2
5712Stephan Kunz30:56.8+3:32.3
589Elmo Kassin30:57.8+3:33.3
59—Philippe Sanchez31:03.5+3:39.0
6022Gennadiy Nikon31:07.6+3:43.1
6048Ivan Bátory31:07.6+3:43.1
6217Vladimir Legotine31:10.3+3:45.8
633Wilhelm Aschwanden31:10.5+3:46.0
648Stanislav Jezik31:11.2+3:46.7
65—Janis Hermanis31:12.1+3:47.6
664Anthony Evans31:12.7+3:48.2
67—Martin Bajcicak31:29.0+4:04.5
6810Andrei Nevzorov31:30.4+4:05.9
6916Zsolt Antal31:41.0+4:16.5
7019Aleksey Tregubov31:43.9+4:19.4
7118Guido Visser31:50.8+4:26.3
7229Mikhailo Artyukhov31:52.8+4:28.3
73—Nikolay Semeniako31:54.5+4:30.0
74—Jin-Soo Ahn31:55.5+4:31.0
75—Yves Bilodeau31:56.9+4:32.4
76—Janusz Krezolok32:02.8+4:38.3
77—Juris Germanis32:05.8+4:41.3
782Marcus Nash32:11.9+4:47.4
79—Park Byeong-ju32:46.1+5:21.6
80—Vitaly Lilichenko32:54.5+5:30.0
81—Jintao Wu32:57.7+5:33.2
82—Alvaro Gijon33:02.7+5:38.2
83—Roberts Raimo33:09.9+5:45.4
845Slavtscho Batinkov33:23.2+5:58.7
85—Ivan Hudac33:41.9+6:17.4
86—Lefteris Fafalis34:13.7+6:49.2
8721Diego Ruiz34:17.3+6:52.8
88—Paul Gray34:45.1+7:20.6
8996Balazs Latrompette35:30.9+8:06.4
9098Dashzevegiin Ochirsükh39:38.6+12:14.1
9194Gjoko Dineski39:39.3+12:14.8
9297Philip Boit47:25.5+20:01.0
6Antonio Racki——
—Qu Donghai——
27Sergei Dolidovich——
—Oleksandr Zarovniy——
—Patrick Mächler——
—Torgny Mogren——