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Cross-country skiing at the 1988 Winter Olympics – Men's 30 kilometre classical

Men's 30 kilometre classical
at the XV Olympic Winter Games
VenueCanmore Nordic Centre Provincial Park
Dates15 February 1988
Competitors90 from 32 nations
Winning time1:24:26.3
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Alexey Prokurorov
 Soviet Union
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Vladimir Smirnov
 Soviet Union
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Vegard Ulvang
 Norway
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Cross-country skiing at the
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The men's 30 kilometre classical cross-country skiing competition at the 1988 Winter Olympics in Calgary, Canada, was held on Monday 15 February at the Canmore Nordic Centre in Canmore.[1][2]

The skiers started at 30-second intervals, then skiing the entire 30-kilometre course. The Swede Thomas Wassberg was the 1987 World champion and Nikolay Zimyatov of the Soviet Union was the defending Olympic champion from 1984 Olympics in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia.[3]

Results

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Sources:[4][1]

Rank Bib Name Country Time Deficit
1st place, gold medalist(s) 28 Alexey Prokurorov  Soviet Union 1:24:26.3 –
2nd place, silver medalist(s) 78 Vladimir Smirnov  Soviet Union 1:24:35.1 +8.8
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 80 Vegard Ulvang  Norway 1:25:11.6 +45.3
4 71 Mikhail Devyatyarov  Soviet Union 1:25:31.3 +1:05.0
5 77 Giorgio Vanzetta  Italy 1:25:37.2 +1:10.9
6 54 Pål Gunnar Mikkelsplass  Norway 1:25:44.6 +1:18.3
7 49 Gianfranco Polvara  Italy 1:26:02.7 +1:36.4
8 74 Marco Albarello  Italy 1:26:09.1 +1:42.8
9 33 Harri Kirvesniemi  Finland 1:26:59.6 +2:33.3
10 82 Gunde Svan  Sweden 1:27:30.8 +3:04.5
11 18 Torgny Mogren  Sweden 1:27:55.7 +3:29.4
12 1 Yuriy Burlakov  Soviet Union 1:28:02.4 +3:36.1
13 45 Giachem Guidon  Switzerland 1:28:05.9 +3:39.6
14 87 Pierre Harvey  Canada 1:28:21.7 +3:55.4
15 90 Uwe Bellmann  East Germany 1:28:37.2 +4:10.9
16 57 Jan Ottosson  Sweden 1:28:51.7 +4:25.4
17 27 Ladislav Švanda  Czechoslovakia 1:28:55.1 +4:28.8
18 24 Alois Schwarz  Austria 1:29:34.4 +5:08.1
19 64 Aki Karvonen  Finland 1:29:49.5 +5:23.2
20 26 Kazunari Sasaki  Japan 1:29:59.2 +5:32.9
21 46 Tor Håkon Holte  Norway 1:29:59.5 +5:33.2
22 56 Holger Bauroth  East Germany 1:30:03.4 +5:37.1
23 34 Jochen Behle  West Germany 1:30:08.3 +5:42.0
24 16 Guy Balland  France 1:30:20.4 +5:54.1
25 15 Radim Nyč  Czechoslovakia 1:30:34.4 +6:08.1
26 8 Jeremias Wigger  Switzerland 1:30:47.1 +6:20.8
27 5 Kari Ristanen  Finland 1:31:05.2 +6:38.9
28 10 Svetoslav Atanasov  Bulgaria 1:31:15.7 +6:49.4
29 88 Petr Lisičan  Czechoslovakia 1:31:23.1 +6:56.8
30 70 Jürg Capol  Switzerland 1:31:35.8 +7:09.5
31 3 Martin Hole  Norway 1:31:47.5 +7:21.2
32 68 Martin Petrásek  Czechoslovakia 1:31:56.1 +7:29.8
33 63 Alois Stadlober  Austria 1:32:00.0 +7:33.7
34 51 Janež Kršinar  Yugoslavia 1:32:02.1 +7:35.8
35 52 Yves Bilodeau  Canada 1:32:17.8 +7:51.5
36 69 Ivan Smilenov  Bulgaria 1:32:26.9 +8:00.6
37 91 Atsushi Egawa  Japan 1:32:35.4 +8:09.1
38 22 Silvano Barco  Italy 1:32:41.8 +8:15.5
39 20 Al Pilcher  Canada 1:33:04.7 +8:38.4
40 65 Stefan Dotzler  West Germany 1:33:06.1 +8:39.8
41 32 Todor Makhov  Bulgaria 1:33:25.5 +8:59.2
42 43 Thomas Wassberg  Sweden 1:34:07.6 +9:41.3
43 81 Claude Pierrat  France 1:34:15.6 +9:49.3
44 14 Johann Standmann  Austria 1:34:24.8 +9:58.5
45 53 Chris Heberle  Australia 1:34:25.6 +9:59.3
46 37 Wayne Dustin  Canada 1:34:37.8 +10:11.5
47 55 Benjamin Eberle  Liechtenstein 1:34:53.8 +10:27.5
48 84 Mano Ketenzhiev  Bulgaria 1:34:57.0 +10:30.7
49 73 Dan Simoneau  United States 1:35:21.4 +10:55.1
50 58 Dominique Locatelli  France 1:35:40.0 +11:13.7
51 12 Jon Engen  United States 1:35:41.9 +11:15.6
52 75 Jari Laukkanen  Finland 1:35:51.6 +11:25.3
53 23 Sašo Grajf  Yugoslavia 1:36:19.2 +11:52.9
54 36 John Spotswood  Great Britain 1:36:42.7 +12:16.4
55 60 Park Ki-Ho  South Korea 1:36:43.9 +12:17.6
56 25 Kevin Brochman  United States 1:37:07.1 +12:40.8
57 72 Tanayuki Yuki  Japan 1:37:11.9 +12:45.6
58 7 Konstantin Ritter  Liechtenstein 1:37:47.6 +13:21.3
59 2 José Giro  Spain 1:38:01.5 +13:35.2
60 19 Jeon Yeung-Hae  South Korea 1:38:05.3 +13:39.0
61 13 Martin Watkins  Great Britain 1:38:30.3 +14:04.0
62 42 David Hislop  Australia 1:38:48.8 +14:22.5
63 47 Gabor Mayer  Hungary 1:39:03.5 +14:37.2
64 31 Jun Zhao  China 1:39:13.9 +14:47.6
65 61 Einar Ólafsson  Iceland 1:39:56.3 +15:30.0
66 62 Patrick Winterton  Great Britain 1:39:57.6 +15:31.3
67 89 Ewan McKenzie  Great Britain 1:40:06.7 +15:40.4
68 40 Patrick Rémy  France 1:40:24.5 +15:58.2
69 48 Dambajantsagiin Battulga  Mongolia 1:40:41.3 +16:15.0
70 4 Christos Titas  Greece 1:41:25.7 +16:59.4
71 44 Julio Moreschi  Argentina 1:41:40.3 +17:14.0
72 66 Ziitsagaany Ganbat  Mongolia 1:42:24.2 +17:57.9
73 29 Hong Kun-Pyo  South Korea 1:43:26.4 +19:00.1
74 35 Patrik Hasler  Liechtenstein 1:43:26.7 +19:00.4
75 76 Cho Sung-Hoon  South Korea 1:43:30.3 +19:04.0
76 67 Athanasios Tsakiris  Greece 1:43:55.1 +19:28.8
77 11 Masaharu Yamazaki  Japan 1:43:58.3 +19:32.0
78 86 Saim Koca  Turkey 1:44:55.7 +20:29.4
79 50 Abdullah Yilmaz  Turkey 1:46:48.2 +22:21.9
80 6 Dag Burgos  Guatemala 1:47:38.5 +23:12.2
81 17 Fikret Ören  Turkey 1:49:30.2 +25:03.9
82 41 Nikos Anastassiadis  Greece 1:50:10.7 +25:44.4
83 30 Ricardo Burgos  Guatemala 1:51:19.4 +26:53.1
84 59 Erhan Dursum  Turkey 1:56:10.7 +31:44.4
85 21 Roberto Alvárez  Mexico 2:09:34.8 +45:08.5
86 9 Andrea Sammaritani  San Marino 2:15:07.7 +50:41.4
87 39 Arturo Kinch  Costa Rica 2:16:20.2 +51:53.9
38 Jordi Ribó  Spain DNF
79 Andi Grünenfelder  Switzerland DNF
85 Joe Galanes  United States DNF
83 Markus Gandler  Austria DNS

References

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  1. ^ a b "Canmore 30 km Men". www.skisport365.com. skisport365. Retrieved 20 February 2019.
  2. ^ "Cross Country Skiing at the 1988 Calgary Winter Games: Men's 30 kilometres". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 17 April 2020. Retrieved 4 July 2019.
  3. ^ "30 km Men Sarajevo". www.olympic.org. IOC. Retrieved 20 February 2019.
  4. ^ "30 km Men Calgary". www.olympic.org. IOC. Retrieved 20 February 2019.
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