Cross-country skiing at the 2020 Winter Youth Olympics – Boys' 10 kilometre classical

Boys' 10 kilometre classical
at the III Winter Youth Olympic Games
Boys' 10 kilometre classical; at the III Winter Youth Olympic Games
Venue	Vallée de Joux Cross-Country Centre
Date	21 January
Competitors	82 from 45 nations
Medalists
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Last updated December 30, 2023

The boys' 10 kilometre classical cross-country skiing competition at the 2020 Winter Youth Olympics was held on 21 January at the Vallée de Joux Cross-Country Centre.^[1]

Results

The race was started at 13:00.^[2]

Rank	Bib	Athlete	Country	Time	Deficit
	76	Iliya Tregubov	Russia	26:40.5
	56	Elias Keck	Germany	27:25.5	+45.0
	83	Will Koch	United States	27:29.5	+49.0
4	85	Alexander Ståhlberg	Finland	27:32.5	+52.0
5	69	Nikolai Holmboe	Norway	27:35.6	+55.1
6	68	Aleksander Holmboe	Norway	27:38.5	+58.0
7	84	Edvin Anger	Sweden	27:39.1	+58.6
8	51	Alexey Loktinov	Russia	27:47.3	+1:06.8
9	6	Luc Primet	France	27:53.7	+1:13.2
10	18	Mattéo Correia	France	28:02.5	+1:22.0
11	22	Simon Chappaz	France	28:05.4	+1:24.9
12	74	Robert Bugara	Poland	28:06.4	+1:25.9
13	55	Brian Bushey	United States	28:12.6	+1:32.1
14	72	Matias Hyvönen	Finland	28:15.7	+1:35.2
15	65	Mathias Vacek	Czech Republic	28:16.3	+1:35.8
16	49	Simon Jung	Germany	28:19.1	+1:38.6
17	62	Šimon Pavlásek	Czech Republic	28:26.5	+1:46.0
18	77	Derek Deuling	Canada	28:30.6	+1:50.1
19	67	Antonin Savary	Switzerland	28:34.1	+1:53.6
20	73	Nikita Pisarev	Russia	28:34.3	+1:53.8
21	82	Lee Jin-bok	South Korea	28:38.2	+1:57.7
22	66	Marius Kastner	Germany	28:43.8	+2:03.3
23	45	Elia Barp	Italy	28:51.9	+2:11.4
24	80	Didar Kassenov	Kazakhstan	28:53.1	+2:12.6
25	70	Jošt Mulej	Slovenia	28:53.6	+2:13.1
26	81	Albin Åström	Sweden	28:55.1	+2:14.6
27	35	Anže Gros	Slovenia	28:58.1	+2:17.6
28	16	Kaspar Päärson	Estonia	29:00.4	+2:19.9
29	64	Stian Groenli	Norway	29:02.0	+2:21.5
30	79	Andrea Gartner	Italy	29:08.9	+2:28.4
31	24	Zhang Chenghao	China	29:15.5	+2:35.0
32	30	Campbell Wright	New Zealand	29:17.0	+2:36.5
33	36	Anders Veerpalu	Estonia	29:23.6	+2:43.1
34	57	Piotr Sobiczewski	Poland	29:31.1	+2:50.6
35	42	Simone Mastrobattista	Italy	29:34.9	+2:54.4
36	53	Volodymyr Aksiuta	Ukraine	30:00.2	+3:19.7
37	37	Ilyas Issabek	Kazakhstan	30:01.0	+3:20.5
38	28	Otgonlkhagvyn Zolbayar	Mongolia	30:03.7	+3:23.2
39	40	Denis Tilesch	Slovakia	30:13.8	+3:33.3
40	59	Jeon Sung-min	South Korea	30:15.4	+3:34.9
41	75	Oleksandr Lisohor	Ukraine	30:18.0	+3:37.5
42	48	Miquel Auladell	Spain	30:18.1	+3:37.6
43	78	David Knobel	Switzerland	30:20.2	+3:39.7
44	26	Kryštof Zatloukal	Czech Republic	30:21.5	+3:41.0
45	31	Hjalmar Michelsen	Denmark	30:23.3	+3:42.8
46	71	Aleksandar Ognyanov	Bulgaria	30:24.7	+3:44.2
47	44	Sasha Masson	Canada	30:27.1	+3:46.6
48	8	Kai Mittelsteadt	United States	30:38.0	+3:57.5
49	38	Robin Frommelt	Liechtenstein	30:42.2	+4:01.7
50	12	Hugo Hinckfuss	Australia	30:49.3	+4:08.8
51	34	Erik Engel	Austria	30:49.5	+4:09.0
52	63	Sebastian Bryja	Poland	31:00.8	+4:20.3
53	19	Lauris Kaparkalējs	Latvia	31:02.8	+4:22.3
54	27	Mikhail Marozau	Belarus	31:13.1	+4:32.6
55	60	Manex Silva	Brazil	31:13.2	+4:32.7
56	29	Matúš Oravec	Slovakia	31:37.0	+4:56.5
57	43	Edvinas Šimonutis	Lithuania	31:40.4	+4:59.9
58	13	Christian Steiner	Austria	31:41.4	+5:00.9
59	41	Aleksandrs Artūrs Ļūļe	Latvia	31:44.3	+5:03.8
60	46	Hleb Shakel	Belarus	32:00.1	+5:19.6
61	11	Batsükhiin Khongor	Mongolia	32:06.6	+5:26.1
62	52	Rhaick Bomfim	Brazil	32:16.7	+5:36.2
63	50	Mehmet Türün	Turkey	32:26.3	+5:45.8
64	10	James Slimon	Great Britain	32:35.7	+5:55.2
65	33	Christoph Wieland	Austria	32:43.1	+6:02.6
66	47	Mateo Sauma	Argentina	32:48.7	+6:08.2
67	14	John Mordes	Australia	33:11.8	+6:31.3
68	9	Spartak Voskanyan	Armenia	33:26.5	+6:46.0
69	25	Aleksandar Grbović	Montenegro	33:31.6	+6:51.1
70	7	Irmantas Žilinskas	Lithuania	34:10.5	+7:30.0
71	4	Petar Perušić	Croatia	34:16.1	+7:35.6
72	23	Flaviu Păvălean	Romania	34:22.7	+7:42.2
73	3	Einar Árni Gíslason	Iceland	36:15.4	+9:34.9
74	20	Đorđe Santrač	Bosnia and Herzegovina	36:17.3	+9:36.8
75	21	Pedro Cotaro	Argentina	36:20.1	+9:39.6
76	15	Juan Uberuaga	Chile	40:10.9	+13:30.4
77	5	Amirhossein Bandali	Iran	40:32.2	+13:51.7
78	2	Islam Turganbaev	Kyrgyzstan	42:00.1	+15:19.6
79	1	Sarawut Koedsin	Thailand	47:37.9	+20:57.4
	17	Elie Tawk	Lebanon	Did not finish
	32	Ramon Riebli	Switzerland
	58	Liviu Hăngănuț	Romania
	39	Spyridonas Papadopoulos	Greece	Did not start
	54	Georgios Anastasiadis	Greece
	61	Veeti Pyykkö	Finland

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References

↑ "Cross-Country Skiing – Men's 10km Classic – Start List" (PDF). lausanne2020.sport. 20 January 2020. Archived from the original (PDF) on 22 January 2020. Retrieved 20 January 2020.
↑ "Cross-Country Skiing – Men's 10km Classic – Results" (PDF). lausanne2020.sport. 20 January 2020. Archived from the original (PDF) on 21 January 2020. Retrieved 20 January 2020.

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[1] "Cross-Country Skiing – Men's 10km Classic – Start List" (PDF). lausanne2020.sport. 20 January 2020. Archived from the original (PDF) on 22 January 2020. Retrieved 20 January 2020.

[2] "Cross-Country Skiing – Men's 10km Classic – Results" (PDF). lausanne2020.sport. 20 January 2020. Archived from the original (PDF) on 21 January 2020. Retrieved 20 January 2020.

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v t e Youth Olympic champions in cross-country skiing – boys' 10 km cross-country
2012: Alexander Selyaninov (RUS) 2016: Kim Magnus (KOR) 2020: Iliya Tregubov (RUS)
Bold: Olympic medalists in Cross-country