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

Event:Men's 10 kilometre classical
Games:1998 Winter
Venue:Snow Harp
Dates:12 February
Competitors:97
Nations:35
Win Value:27:24.5
Gold:Bjørn Dæhlie
Goldnoc:NOR
Silver:Markus Gandler
Silvernoc:AUT
Bronze:Mika Myllylä
Bronzenoc:FIN
Prev:1994

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.[1]

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.

Bjørn Dæhlie won the race, and memorably insisted that the medals ceremony be delayed as he waited at the finish line to greet the final athlete to complete the race, Philip Boit of Kenya, who was the first Kenyan to compete in a Winter Olympics.

Results

Rank Bib Name Country Time Deficit
45 27:24.5
53 27:32.5
39 27:40.1
4 47 27:45.1
5 43 27:48.1
6 56 27:56.0
7 33 27:58.7
8 57 28:00.7
9 38 28:10.6
10 46 28:15.5
11 37 28:17.0
12 41 28:21.2
13 67 28:22.5
14 82 28:25.2 +1:00.7
15 36 28:36.7 +1:12.2
16 24 28:48.0 +1:23.5
17 59 28:49.6 +1:25.1
18 92 28:51.3 +1:26.8
19 85 28:51.5 +1:51.5
20 55 28:55.2 +1:30.7
20 54 28:55.2 +1:30.7
22 66 28:55.9 +1:31.4
23 30 28:58.6 +1:34.1
24 11 29:03.5 +1:39.0
25 31 29:04.9 +1:40.4
26 20 29:10.1 +1:45.6
27 35 29:12.3 +1:47.8
28 44 29:13.8 +1:49.3
29 28 29:23.1 +1:58.6
30 15 29:24.1 +1:59.6
31 40 29:27.3 +2:02.8
32 93 29:28.5 +2:04.0
33 61 29:29.0 +2:04.5
34 71 29:30.0 +2:05.5
35 64 29:41.8 +2:17.3
36 49 29:44.8 +2:20.3
37 76 29:52.3 +2:27.8
38 77 29:52.5 +2:28.0
39 73 29:54.7 +2:30.2
40 74 29:55.9 +2:31.4
41 69 29:58.4 +2:33.9
42 78 30:03.2 +2:38.7
43 81 30:04.4 +2:39.9
44 65 30:09.9 +2:45.4
45 25 30:11.1 +2:46.6
46 7 30:14.2 +2:49.7
47 1 30:26.3 +3:01.8
48 50 30:32.2 +3:07.7
49 14 30:33.4 +3:08.9
50 68 30:37.0 +3:12.5
51 70 30:37.1 +3:12.6
52 32 30:38.4 +3:13.9
53 13 30:42.1 +3:17.6
54 58 30:45.0 +3:20.5
55 87 30:51.2 +3:26.7
56 34 30:55.7 +3:31.2
57 12 30:56.8 +3:32.3
58 9 30:57.8 +3:33.3
59 83 31:03.5 +3:39.0
60 22 31:07.6 +3:43.1
60 48 31:07.6 +3:43.1
62 17 31:10.3 +3:45.8
63 3 31:10.5 +3:46.0
64 8 31:11.2 +3:46.7
65 51 31:12.1 +3:47.6
66 4 31:12.7 +3:48.2
67 60 31:29.0 +4:04.5
68 10 31:30.4 +4:05.9
69 16 31:41.0 +4:16.5
70 19 31:43.9 +4:19.4
71 18 31:50.8 +4:26.3
72 29 31:52.8 +4:28.3
73 89 31:54.5 +4:30.0
74 63 31:55.5 +4:31.0
75 75 31:56.9 +4:32.4
76 62 32:02.8 +4:38.3
77 90 32:05.8 +4:41.3
78 2 32:11.9 +4:47.4
79 88 32:46.1 +5:21.6
80 91 32:54.5 +5:30.0
81 52 32:57.7 +5:33.2
82 79 33:02.7 +5:38.2
83 26 33:09.9 +5:45.4
84 5 33:23.2 +5:58.7
85 86 33:41.9 +6:17.4
86 95 34:13.7 +6:49.2
87 21 34:17.3 +6:52.8
88 80 34:45.1 +7:20.6
89 96 35:30.9 +8:06.4
90 98 39:38.6 +12:14.1
91 94 39:39.3 +12:14.8
92 97 47:25.5 +20:01.0
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23
27
72
84
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Notes and References

  1. Web site: Cross Country Skiing at the 1998 Nagano Winter Games: Men's 10 kilometres . https://web.archive.org/web/20200417181859/https://www.sports-reference.com/olympics/winter/1998/CCS/mens-10-kilometres.html . dead . 17 April 2020 . Sports Reference . 7 July 2019.