Biathlon at the 2010 Winter Olympics – Men's individual

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Men's individual
at the XXI Olympic Winter Games
Biathlon pictogram.svg
Pictogram for biathlon
Venue Whistler Olympic Park
DateFebruary 18
Competitors88 from 32 nations
Medalists
Gold medal icon.svg Emil Hegle Svendsen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway
Silver medal icon.svg Ole Einar Bjørndalen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway
Silver medal icon.svg Sergey Novikov Flag of Belarus (1995-2012).svg  Belarus
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The men's individual competition of the Vancouver 2010 Olympics was held at Whistler Olympic Park in Whistler, British Columbia on February 18, 2010. Two silver medals were awarded for a second-place tie. No bronze medal was awarded. [1]

Results

RankBibNameCountryTimePenalties (P+S+P+S)Deficit
Gold medal icon.svg5 Emil Hegle Svendsen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 48:22.51 (0+0+0+1)
Silver medal icon.svg12 Ole Einar Bjørndalen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 48:32.02 (0+1+0+1)+9.5
Silver medal icon.svg27 Sergey Novikov Flag of Belarus (1995-2012).svg  Belarus 48:32.00 (0+0+0+0)+9.5
46 Evgeny Ustyugov Flag of Russia.svg  Russia 49:11.81 (0+0+0+1)+49.3
511 Pavol Hurajt Flag of Slovakia.svg  Slovakia 49:39.01 (0+0+1+0)+1:16.5
616 Simon Eder Flag of Austria.svg  Austria 49:41.72 (1+1+0+0)+1:19.2
71 Tomasz Sikora Flag of Poland.svg  Poland 49:43.82 (1+1+0+0)+1:21.3
84 Christoph Sumann Flag of Austria.svg  Austria 50:04.93 (0+2+0+1)+1:42.4
949 Daniel Mesotitsch Flag of Austria.svg  Austria 50:32.02 (0+1+0+1)+2:09.5
1017 Michael Greis Flag of Germany.svg  Germany 50:37.62 (0+2+0+0)+2:15.1
1172 Nikolay Kruglov Flag of Russia.svg  Russia 50:40.40 (0+0+0+0)+2:17.9
1277 Andreas Birnbacher Flag of Germany.svg  Germany 50:43.52 (2+0+0+0)+2:21.0
133 Jean-Philippe Leguellec Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada 50:47.12 (0+1+1+0)+2:24.6
1485 Martin Fourcade Flag of France.svg  France 50:55.43 (1+0+2+0)+2:32.9
1528 Ivan Tcherezov Flag of Russia.svg  Russia 50:56.73 (1+0+2+0)+2:34.2
1626 Thomas Frei Flag of Switzerland.svg  Switzerland 51:03.42 (1+0+0+1)+2:40.9
1735 Michal Šlesingr Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic 51:04.82 (0+0+1+1)+2:42.3
1841 Dušan Šimočko Flag of Slovakia.svg  Slovakia 51:20.62 (0+0+2+0)+2:58.1
1934 Zhang Chengye Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg  China 51:31.03 (1+0+1+1)+3:08.5
2086 Priit Viks Flag of Estonia.svg  Estonia 51:38.11 (1+0+0+0)+3:15.6
2165 Tarjei Bø Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 51:51.53 (1+0+1+1)+3:29.0
2248 Olexander Bilanenko Flag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine 52:00.31 (0+1+0+0)+3:37.8
2336 Dominik Landertinger Flag of Austria.svg  Austria 52:00.84 (0+2+1+1)+3:38.3
2461 Alexander Wolf Flag of Germany.svg  Germany 52:09.02 (1+0+0+1)+3:46.5
252 Krasimir Anev Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria 52:09.22 (0+2+0+0)+3:46.7
2640 Vincent Defrasne Flag of France.svg  France 52:14.93 (0+1+2+0)+3:52.4
2767 Andriy Deryzemlya Flag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine 52:19.13 (0+2+0+1)+3:56.6
2856 Alexander Os Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 52:19.83 (0+0+2+1)+3:57.3
2939 Christoph Stephan Flag of Germany.svg  Germany 52:33.43 (1+0+0+2)+4:10.9
3047 Jaroslav Soukup Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic 52:35.23 (0+2+1+0)+4:12.7
3123 Markus Windisch Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 52:38.73 (0+3+0+0)+4:16.2
3210 Klemen Bauer Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia 52:43.93 (0+2+0+1)+4:21.4
3366 Marek Matiasko Flag of Slovakia.svg  Slovakia 52:47.92 (0+1+0+1)+4:25.4
3473 Mattias Nilsson Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 52:50.13 (1+1+0+1)+4:27.6
3584 Roman Dostál Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic 52:51.43 (0+2+0+1)+4:28.9
3651 Anton Shipulin Flag of Russia.svg  Russia 52:51.73 (3+0+0+0)+4:29.2
3737 Edgars Piksons Flag of Latvia.svg  Latvia 52:52.52 (1+1+0+0)+4:30.0
3880 Christian de Lorenzi Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 53:03.64 (1+0+2+1)+4:41.1
3970 Matthias Simmen Flag of Switzerland.svg  Switzerland 53:05.74 (1+1+2+0)+4:43.2
4075 Simon Fourcade Flag of France.svg  France 53:06.24 (3+0+0+1)+4:43.7
4145 Alexandr Syman Flag of Belarus (1995-2012).svg  Belarus 53:16.23 (2+0+1+0)+4:53.7
4232 Björn Ferry Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 53:16.75 (1+0+3+1)+4:54.2
4346 Simon Hallenbarter Flag of Switzerland.svg  Switzerland 53:18.45 (1+0+1+3)+4:55.9
4443 Kauri Koiv Flag of Estonia.svg  Estonia 53:22.43 (1+0+1+1)+4:59.9
4521 Tim Burke Flag of the United States.svg  United States 53:22.65 (1+1+0+3)+5:00.1
4668 Lukas Hofer Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 53:23.73 (0+1+1+1)+5:01.2
4787 Miroslav Matiaško Flag of Slovakia.svg  Slovakia 53:29.23 (1+1+0+1)+5:06.7
4859 Rustam Valiullin Flag of Belarus (1995-2012).svg  Belarus 53:32.34 (1+1+0+2)+5:09.8
4988 Vasja Rupnik Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia 53:49.84 (1+1+1+1)+5:27.3
5054 Alexsandr Chervyhkov Flag of Kazakhstan.svg  Kazakhstan 53:53.14 (0+0+0+4)+5:30.6
5129 Jakov Fak Flag of Croatia.svg  Croatia 53:56.04 (1+1+0+2)+5:33.5
5281 Serhiy Semenov Flag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine 53:57.53 (1+0+1+1)+5:35.0
5324 Paavo Puurunen Flag of Finland.svg  Finland 54:03.54 (1+1+0+2)+5:41.0
5453 Rene Laurent Vuillermoz Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 54:19.74 (0+1+1+2)+5:57.2
5574 Benjamin Weger Flag of Switzerland.svg  Switzerland 54:20.35 (1+1+2+1)+5:57.8
5638 Timo Antila Flag of Finland.svg  Finland 54:22.75 (1+1+1+2)+6:00.2
5742 Lowell Bailey Flag of the United States.svg  United States 54:23.14 (0+2+1+1)+6:00.6
5876 Evgeny Abramenko Flag of Belarus (1995-2012).svg  Belarus 54:24.82 (0+1+0+1)+6:02.3
5955 Łukasz Szczurek Flag of Poland.svg  Poland 54:36.73 (1+0+1+1)+6:14.2
6069 Vincent Jay Flag of France.svg  France 54:37.54 (1+1+0+2)+6:15.0
6152 Carl Johan Bergman Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 54:44.15 (2+1+0+2)+6:21.6
6250 Janez Maric Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia 54:46.45 (1+2+1+1)+6:23.9
6344 Michail Kletcherov Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria 54:54.63 (1+1+1+0)+6:32.1
647 Yan Savitskiy Flag of Kazakhstan.svg  Kazakhstan 55:07.35 (0+1+2+2)+6:44.8
6564 Roland Lessing Flag of Estonia.svg  Estonia 55:29.85 (3+0+1+1)+7:07.3
6631 Lee-Steve Jackson Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  Great Britain 55:37.54 (1+2+1+0)+7:15.0
6771 Zdeněk Vítek Flag of the Czech Republic.svg  Czech Republic 55:41.26 (2+1+1+2)+7:18.7
6819 Serguei Sednev Flag of Ukraine.svg  Ukraine 55:47.14 (0+3+0+1)+7:24.6
6957 Alexandr Trifonov Flag of Kazakhstan.svg  Kazakhstan 55:53.14 (2+1+1+0)+7:30.6
7062 Kristaps Libietis Flag of Latvia.svg  Latvia 56:02.43 (2+0+1+0)+7:39.9
7130 Lee In-Bok Flag of South Korea (1997-2011).svg  South Korea 56:24.54 (2+0+0+2)+8:02.0
7279 Dias Keneshev Flag of Kazakhstan.svg  Kazakhstan 56:27.04 (1+0+0+3)+8:04.5
7314 Kaspars Dumbris Flag of Latvia.svg  Latvia 56:30.15 (2+0+2+1)+8:07.6
7478 Ilmārs Bricis Flag of Latvia.svg  Latvia 56:33.96 (3+1+1+1)+8:11.4
7563 Peter Dokl Flag of Slovenia.svg  Slovenia 56:41.92 (2+0+0+0)+8:19.4
7658 Jay Hakkinen Flag of the United States.svg  United States 57:01.87 (2+1+2+2)+8:39.3
7782 Fredrik Lindström Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 57:29.84 (1+2+0+1)+9:07.3
7815 Alexei Almoukov Flag of Australia.svg  Australia 57:37.64 (1+1+2+0)+9:15.1
7960 Vladimir Iliev Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria 57:37.85 (2+1+1+1)+9:15.3
809 Athanassios Tsakiris Flag of Greece.svg  Greece 57:42.15 (2+0+1+2)+9:19.6
8125 Martten Kaldvee Flag of Estonia.svg  Estonia 57:56.76 (1+1+2+2)+9:34.2
8213 Imre Tagscherer Flag of Hungary.svg  Hungary 58:02.64 (1+3+0+0)+9:40.1
8320 Hidenori Isa Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 58:06.29 (3+0+3+3)+9:43.7
8483 Martin Bogdanov Flag of Bulgaria.svg  Bulgaria 58:29.64 (1+2+0+1)+10:07.1
858 Victor Pinzaru Flag of Moldova.svg  Moldova 58:42.63 (0+1+0+2)+10:20.1
8618 Wynn Roberts Flag of the United States.svg  United States 58:49.28 (3+2+0+3)+10:26.7
8733 Milanko Petrović Flag of Serbia (2004-2010).svg  Serbia 59:44.07 (2+1+2+2)+11:21.5
8822 Øystein Slettemark Flag of Denmark.svg  Denmark 61:12.98 (2+1+2+3)+12:50.4

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