Biathlon at the 1998 Winter Olympics – Men's sprint

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Men's biathlon sprint
at the XVIII Olympic Winter Games
Venue Nozawa Onsen
Dates18 February 1998
Competitors73 from 30 nations
Winning time27:16.2
Medalists
Gold medal icon.svg Ole Einar Bjørndalen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway
Silver medal icon.svg Frode Andresen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway
Bronze medal icon.svg Ville Räikkönen Flag of Finland.svg  Finland
  1994
2002  

The Men's 10 kilometre sprint biathlon competition at the 1998 Winter Olympics was held on 18 February 1998, at Nozawa Onsen. Competitors raced over two 3.0 kilometre loops and one 4.0 kilometre loop of the skiing course, shooting two times, once prone and once standing. Each miss was penalized by requiring the competitor to race over a 150-metre penalty loop. [1] [2]

Results

RankBibNameCountryTimePenaltiesDeficit
Gold medal icon.svg37 Ole Einar Bjørndalen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 27:16.20 (0+0)
Silver medal icon.svg61 Frode Andresen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 28:17.82 (1+1)+1:01.6
Bronze medal icon.svg73 Ville Räikkönen Flag of Finland.svg  Finland 28:21.71 (0+1)+1:05.5
472 Viktor Maigourov Flag of Russia.svg  Russia 28:36.00 (0+0)+1:19.8
564 Jēkabs Nākums Flag of Latvia.svg  Latvia 28:36.91 (1+0)+1:20.7
610 Oļegs Maļuhins Flag of Latvia.svg  Latvia 28:37.41 (0+1)+1:21.2
771 Frank Luck Flag of Germany.svg  Germany 28:40.31 (1+0)+1:24.1
819 Halvard Hanevold Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 28:40.82 (1+1)+1:24.6
953 Paavo Puurunen Flag of Finland.svg  Finland 28:44.00 (0+0)+1:27.8
1067 Pieralberto Carrara Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 28:44.22 (1+1)+1:28.0
1138 Ludwig Gredler Flag of Austria.svg  Austria 28:44.32 (0+2)+1:28.1
1214 Vladimir Drachev Flag of Russia.svg  Russia 28:46.41 (0+1)+1:30.2
132 Egil Gjelland Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 28:49.11 (1+0)+1:32.9
1454 Wilfried Pallhuber Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 28:50.11 (1+0)+1:33.9
1545 Ivan Masařík Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic 28:58.62 (1+1)+1:42.4
1620 Jože Poklukar Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia 29:00.51 (0+1)+1:44.3
1752 Ricco Groß Flag of Germany.svg  Germany 29:13.91 (0+1)+1:57.7
1824 Dimitri Borovik Flag of Estonia.svg  Estonia 29:19.41 (0+1)+2:03.2
1945 Kyoji Suga Flag of Japan (1870-1999).svg  Japan 29:19.42 (0+2)+2:03.2
2018 Harri Eloranta Flag of Finland.svg  Finland 29:21.82 (1+1)+2:05.6
2146 Fredrik Kuoppa Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 29:22.02 (0+2)+2:05.8
2251 Sergei Tarasov Flag of Russia.svg  Russia 29:23.23 (2+1)+2:07.0
2366 Wojciech Kozub Flag of Poland.svg  Poland 29:28.53 (2+1)+2:12.3
2415 Dmitry Pozdnyakov Flag of Kazakhstan.svg  Kazakhstan 29:30.10 (0+0)+2:13.9
2516 Mikael Löfgren Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 29:31.61 (0+1)+2:15.4
2628 Wiesław Ziemianin Flag of Poland.svg  Poland 29:34.41 (0+1)+2:18.2
2741 Oleg Ryzhenkov Flag of Belarus (1995-2012).svg  Belarus 29:38.22 (0+2)+2:22.0
2840 Tomasz Sikora Flag of Poland.svg  Poland 29:40.81 (1+0)+2:24.6
2911 Sven Fischer Flag of Germany.svg  Germany 29:47.12 (1+1)+2:30.9
3057 Ruslan Lysenko Flag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine 29:49.60 (0+0)+2:33.4
3165 Valery Ivanov Flag of Kazakhstan.svg  Kazakhstan 29:58.85 (1+4)+2:42.6
3242 Ilmārs Bricis Flag of Latvia.svg  Latvia 30:01.74 (2+2)+2:45.5
3339 Tomaž Globočnik Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia 30:04.43 (1+2)+2:48.2
341 Carsten Heymann Flag of Germany.svg  Germany 30:09.62 (0+2)+2:53.4
359 Hubert Leitgeb Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 30:10.01 (1+0)+2:53.8
3658 Indrek Tobreluts Flag of Estonia.svg  Estonia 30:11.33 (1+2)+2:55.1
3768 Alexei Aidarov Flag of Belarus (1995-2012).svg  Belarus 30:12.32 (1+1)+2:56.1
3862 Wolfgang Perner Flag of Austria.svg  Austria 30:13.54 (2+2)+2:57.3
3912 Wolfgang Rottmann Flag of Austria.svg  Austria 30:16.02 (0+2)+2:59.8
4069 Aleksander Grajf Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia 30:24.23 (2+1)+3:08.0
4147 Ľubomír Machyniak Flag of Slovakia.svg  Slovakia 30:30.31 (1+0)+3:14.1
426 Tomaž Žemva Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia 30:32.11 (0+1)+3:15.9
4326 Shuichi Sekiya Flag of Japan (1870-1999).svg  Japan 30:33.43 (3+0)+3:17.2
4433 Janno Prants Flag of Estonia.svg  Estonia 30:33.43 (3+0)+3:17.2
4544 Andriy Deryzemlia Flag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine 30:33.63 (1+2)+3:17.4
4625 Vadim Sashurin Flag of Belarus (1995-2012).svg  Belarus 30:34.01 (1+0)+3:17.8
4732 Mike Dixon Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Great Britain 30:34.40 (0+0)+3:18.2
4859 Steve Cyr Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada 30:35.03 (3+0)+3:18.8
4970 Dan Westover Flag of the United States.svg  United States 30:39.51 (1+0)+3:23.3
5060 Thierry Dusserre Flag of France.svg  France 30:43.61 (1+0)+3:27.4
5121 Zdeněk Vítek Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic 30:46.52 (1+1)+3:30.3
5223 René Cattarinussi Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 30:50.04 (1+3)+3:33.8
5343 Petr Garabík Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic 30:51.33 (1+2)+3:35.1
5436 Dmitry Pantov Flag of Kazakhstan.svg  Kazakhstan 30:51.83 (2+1)+3:35.6
554 Alexandr Popov Flag of Belarus (1995-2012).svg  Belarus 30:53.02 (2+0)+3:36.8
567 Aleksey Kobelev Flag of Russia.svg  Russia 31:02.84 (2+2)+3:46.6
5749 Georgi Kasabov Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria 31:09.50 (0+0)+3:53.3
5830 Thanasis Tsakiris Flag of Greece.svg  Greece 31:14.62 (1+1)+3:58.4
5955 Liutauras Barila Flag of Lithuania (1988-2004).svg  Lithuania 31:23.75 (4+1)+4:07.5
6031 Jay Hakkinen Flag of the United States.svg  United States 31:31.63 (1+2)+4:15.4
6163 Atsushi Kazama Flag of Japan (1870-1999).svg  Japan 31:41.16 (2+4)+4:24.9
623 Reinhard Neuner Flag of Austria.svg  Austria 31:45.34 (1+3)+4:29.1
6348 János Panyik Flag of Hungary.svg  Hungary 31:50.01 (1+0)+4:33.8
648 Marius Ene Flag of Romania.svg  Romania 31:54.82 (2+0)+4:38.6
6527 Aleksandr Tropnikov Flag of Kyrgyzstan.svg  Kyrgyzstan 31:55.84 (3+1)+4:39.6
6635Kevin QuintilioFlag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada 32:32.63 (2+1)+5:16.4
675 Julien Robert Flag of France.svg  France 32:52.40 (0+0)+5:36.2
6813 Mark Gee Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Great Britain 33:00.35 (4+1)+5:44.1
6929 Andreas Heymann Flag of France.svg  France 33:06.92 (2+0)+5:50.7
7022 Jeon Jae-won Flag of South Korea (1997-2011).svg  South Korea 35:09.56 (4+2)+7:53.3
7117 Ion Bucsa Flag of Moldova.svg  Moldova 36:33.86 (2+4)+9:17.6
34 Raphaël Poirée Flag of France.svg  France DNF0 (4+ )
50 Jean-Marc Chabloz Flag of Switzerland.svg  Switzerland DNF

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