FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2017 – Men's 15 kilometre classical

Men's 15 kilometre classical
at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2017
Men's 15 kilometre classical ; at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2017
Location	Lahti, Finland
Date	1 March
Competitors	88 from 37 nations
Winning time	36:44.0
Medalists
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Last updated March 19, 2023

The Men's 15 kilometre classical event of the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2017 was held on 1 March 2017.^[1]^[2] A 10 kilometre classical qualification competition was held on 22 February 2017 for those participants that do not have enough FIS points to qualify automatically to other distances in the World Ski Championships.

Results

Qualification

The race was held on 22 February 2017.^[3]^[4]

Rank	Bib	Athlete	Country	Time	Deficit	Notes
1	64	Krešimir Crnković	Croatia	26:21.5		Q
2	63	Deividas Kliševičius	Lithuania	27:17.1	+55.6	Q
3	66	Batmönkhiin Achbadrakh	Mongolia	27:27.0	+1:05.5	Q
4	54	Sattar Seid	Iran	27:41.5	+1:20.0	Q
5	49	Jens Hulgaard	Denmark	27:41.6	+1:20.1	Q
5	53	Thibaut De Marre	Belgium	27:41.6	+1:20.1	Q
7	41	Tue Roemer	Denmark	27:45.6	+1:24.1	Q
8	57	James Clugnet	Great Britain	27:46.5	+1:25.0	Q
9	65	Ömer Ayçiçek	Turkey	27:57.3	+1:35.8	Q
10	60	Apostolos Angelis	Greece	27:58.5	+1:37.0	Q
11	61	Tadevos Poghosyan	Armenia	28:01.5	+1:40.0
12	50	Ąžuolas Bajoravičius	Lithuania	28:03.8	+1:42.3
13	51	Sævar Birgisson	Iceland	28:05.6	+1:44.1
14	59	Simeon Ognyanov	Bulgaria	28:16.1	+1:54.6
15	62	Amed Oğlağo	Turkey	28:30.7	+2:09.2
16	56	Nikolay Viyachev	Bulgaria	28:37.4	+2:15.9
17	55	Marko Skender	Croatia	28:37.8	+2:16.3
18	47	Albert Jónsson	Iceland	28:38.8	+2:17.3
19	67	Baasansürengiin Amarsanaa	Mongolia	28:42.7	+2:21.2
20	52	Nick Montgomery	Australia	29:00.5	+2:39.0
21	43	Kristóf Lágler	Hungary	29:11.7	+2:50.2
22	27	Mantas Strolia	Lithuania	29:18.9	+2:57.4
23	48	Brynjar Kristinsson	Iceland	29:24.3	+3:02.8
24	38	Deimantas Kliševičius	Lithuania	29:35.0	+3:13.5
25	46	Georgios Nakas	Greece	29:43.4	+3:21.9
26	58	Martin Penchev	Bulgaria	29:49.3	+3:27.8
27	5	Thierry Langer	Belgium	29:50.1	+3:28.6
28	6	Stephan Langer	Belgium	29:51.8	+3:30.3
29	37	Lyubomir Paparkov	Bulgaria	30:07.2	+3:45.7
30	40	Jakov Hladika	Croatia	30:07.6	+3:46.1
31	42	Jānis Šņoriņš	Latvia	30:14.4	+3:52.9
32	33	Soma Gyallai	Hungary	30:15.1	+3:53.6
33	13	Carlos Lannes	Argentina	30:34.7	+4:13.2
34	44	Ingmārs Briedis	Latvia	30:38.1	+4:16.6
35	17	Jan Rossiter	Ireland	31:02.7	+4:41.2
36	29	Alireza Maghdid	Iran	31:43.8	+5:22.3
37	30	Yasin Shemshaki	Iran	31:44.9	+5:23.4
38	34	Leandro Lutz	Brazil	32:53.5	+6:32.0
39	3	Liviu Dubalari	Moldova	32:57.8	+6:36.3
40	8	Nicolae Gaiduc	Moldova	33:02.5	+6:41.0
41	45	Yonathan Jesús Fernández	Chile	33:09.5	+6:48.0
42	31	Ádám Büki	Hungary	33:15.5	+6:54.0
43	28	Cristian Bocancea	Moldova	33:18.2	+6:56.7
44	24	Domonkos Kovács	Hungary	33:56.8	+7:35.3
45	32	Juan Agurto	Chile	33:58.0	+7:36.5
46	39	Victor Santos	Brazil	34:19.7	+7:58.2
47	4	Nikolai Matveev	Kyrgyzstan	35:33.7	+9:12.2
48	22	Klaus Jungbluth	Ecuador	36:47.0	+10:25.5
49	21	Brian Kennedy	Ireland	37:44.1	+11:22.6
50	12	Dominic McAleenan	Ireland	39:21.6	+13:00.1
51	25	Mark Rajack	Trinidad and Tobago	39:40.8	+13:19.3
52	2	Bernardo Baena	Venezuela	39:58.6	+13:37.1
53	14	César Baena	Venezuela	40:06.5	+13:45.0
54	18	Jhon Acevedo	Colombia	40:28.9	+14:07.4
55	20	Shiva Kumar	India	41:28.9	+15:07.4
56	16	José Calle	Ecuador	41:38.7	+15:17.2
57	10	Mansour Bazouni	Lebanon	42:54.8	+16:33.3
58	7	Anthony Tawk	Lebanon	45:00.3	+18:38.8
59	11	Paul Bragiel	Colombia	46:07.8	+19:46.3
—	1	Adrián Solano	Venezuela	DNF
	9	Sveatoslav Maliutin	Moldova
	35	Yaghoub Kiashemshaki	Iran
	15	Veljko Grbović	Montenegro	DNS
	19	Mirko Bulatović	Montenegro
	26	Miljan Radulović	Montenegro
	36	Gints Lūsis	Latvia
	23	Stephen O'Mara	Ireland	DSQ

Final

The final was started at 13:45.^[5]

Rank	Bib	Athlete	Country	Time	Deficit
	64	Iivo Niskanen	Finland	36:44.0
	70	Martin Johnsrud Sundby	Norway	37:01.9	+17.9
	66	Niklas Dyrhaug	Norway	37:15.3	+31.3
4	60	Alexander Bessmertnykh	Russia	37:25.8	+41.8
5	42	Didrik Tønseth	Norway	37:37.2	+53.2
5	46	Andrey Larkov	Russia	37:37.2	+53.2
7	29	Alexey Poltoranin	Kazakhstan	37:50.3	+1:06.3
8	38	Sami Jauhojärvi	Finland	37:53.7	+1:09.7
9	52	Johan Olsson	Sweden	37:54.6	+1:10.6
10	44	Calle Halfvarsson	Sweden	37:59.0	+1:15.0
11	68	Matti Heikkinen	Finland	38:00.4	+1:16.4
12	50	Andrew Musgrave	Great Britain	38:11.4	+1:27.4
13	54	Daniel Rickardsson	Sweden	38:13.9	+1:29.9
14	58	Jens Burman	Sweden	38:20.1	+1:36.1
15	39	Johannes Høsflot Klæbo	Norway	38:22.7	+1:38.7
16	18	Emil Jönsson	Sweden	38:27.5	+1:43.5
17	33	Jonas Baumann	Switzerland	38:36.4	+1:52.4
18	26	Erik Bjornsen	United States	38:40.7	+1:56.7
19	30	Lukáš Bauer	Czech Republic	38:47.2	+2:03.2
20	40	Sergey Turyshev	Russia	38:50.3	+2:06.3
21	27	Giandomenico Salvadori	Italy	38:51.1	+2:07.1
22	28	Stanislav Volzhentsev	Russia	39:03.1	+2:19.1
23	62	Maurice Manificat	France	39:03.4	+2:19.4
24	32	Dietmar Nöckler	Italy	39:05.4	+2:21.4
24	48	Lari Lehtonen	Finland	39:05.4	+2:21.4
26	13	Algo Kärp	Estonia	39:15.3	+2:31.3
27	31	Jonas Dobler	Germany	39:15.8	+2:31.8
28	34	Martin Jakš	Czech Republic	39:16.6	+2:32.6
29	21	Irineu Esteve Altimiras	Andorra	39:28.4	+2:44.4
30	12	Philipp Haelg	Liechtenstein	39:34.8	+2:50.8
31	37	Lucas Bögl	Germany	39:36.9	+2:52.9
32	1	Aivar Rehemaa	Estonia	39:54.2	+3:10.2
33	20	Kyle Bratrud	United States	39:55.5	+3:11.5
34	14	Raido Ränkel	Estonia	40:00.5	+3:16.5
35	36	Devon Kershaw	Canada	40:08.8	+3:24.8
36	5	Andreas Veerpalu	Estonia	40:09.7	+3:25.7
37	63	Luis Stadlober	Austria	40:18.3	+3:34.3
38	8	Petr Knop	Czech Republic	40:23.2	+3:39.2
39	25	Hiroyuki Miyazawa	Japan	40:24.0	+3:40.0
40	56	Francesco De Fabiani	Italy	40:24.7	+3:40.7
41	11	Denis Volotka	Kazakhstan	40:26.4	+3:42.4
41	16	Dominik Bury	Poland	40:26.4	+3:42.4
43	17	Snorri Einarsson	Iceland	40:30.2	+3:46.2
44	22	Alexis Jeannerod	France	40:30.9	+3:46.9
45	35	Thomas Bing	Germany	40:36.0	+3:52.0
46	10	Andrew Young	Great Britain	40:44.6	+4:00.6
47	15	Vitaliy Pukhkalo	Kazakhstan	40:50.2	+4:06.2
48	24	Veselin Tzinzov	Bulgaria	41:02.2	+4:18.2
49	53	Thomas Hjalmar Westgård	Ireland	41:03.2	+4:19.2
50	43	Andrew Newell	United States	41:05.7	+4:21.7
51	9	Miroslav Rypl	Czech Republic	41:15.6	+4:31.6
52	7	Sergey Mikayelyan	Armenia	41:20.5	+4:36.5
53	61	Niklas Liederer	Austria	41:33.3	+4:49.3
54	2	Ivan Lyuft	Kazakhstan	41:38.2	+4:54.2
55	19	Benjamin Lustgarten	United States	41:40.9	+4:56.9
56	65	Knute Johnsgaard	Canada	41:44.7	+5:00.7
57	47	Callum Smith	Great Britain	41:47.4	+5:03.4
58	6	Oleksiy Krasovsky	Ukraine	41:50.6	+5:06.6
59	69	Andriy Orlyk	Ukraine	42:07.1	+5:23.1
60	73	Phillip Bellingham	Australia	42:22.3	+5:38.3
61	72	Ádám Kónya	Hungary	42:30.8	+5:46.8
62	89	Paul Kovacs	Australia	42:43.9	+5:59.9
63	74	Paweł Klisz	Poland	42:59.0	+6:15.0
64	57	Indulis Bikše	Latvia	43:03.6	+6:19.6
65	67	Jesse Cockney	Canada	43:04.7	+6:20.7
66	75	Andrej Segeč	Slovakia	43:11.5	+6:27.5
67	83	James Clugnet	Great Britain	43:39.7	+6:55.7
68	4	Edi Dadić	Croatia	44:01.6	+7:17.6
69	45	Raul Popa	Romania	44:04.1	+7:20.1
70	82	Lasse Hulgaard	Denmark	44:18.0	+7:34.0
71	79	Deividas Kliševičius	Lithuania	44:19.3	+7:35.3
72	86	Thibaut De Marre	Belgium	44:36.8	+7:52.8
73	81	Yordan Chuchuganov	Bulgaria	44:38.3	+7:54.3
74	59	Alin Cioanca	Romania	45:08.2	+8:24.2
75	80	Tautvydas Strolia	Lithuania	45:16.3	+8:32.3
76	88	Tue Roemer	Denmark	45:29.7	+8:45.7
77	55	Ruslan Perekhoda	Ukraine	45:32.9	+8:48.9
78	85	Sattar Seid	Iran	45:33.5	+8:49.5
79	51	Oleg Yoltukhovskyy	Ukraine	45:38.2	+8:54.2
80	71	Hamza Dursun	Turkey	45:41.4	+8:57.4
81	76	Lukas Jakeliūnas	Lithuania	46:06.4	+9:22.4
82	87	Jens Hulgaard	Denmark	46:45.8	+10:01.8
83	84	Batmönkhiin Achbadrakh	Mongolia	50:06.4	+13:22.4
—	23	Michail Semenov	Belarus	DNF
	41	Stepan Terentjev	Lithuania
	49	Maciej Staręga	Poland
	78	Ömer Ayçiçek	Turkey
	77	Martin Møller	Denmark	DNS
	3	Jan Antolec	Poland	DSQ

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References

↑ "Competition schedule" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2017-01-09. Retrieved 2017-01-08.
↑ Start list
↑ Qualification start list
↑ Qualification results
↑ Final results

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[1] "Competition schedule" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 2017-01-09. Retrieved 2017-01-08.

[2] Start list

[3] Qualification start list

[4] Qualification results

[5] Final results

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FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2017
Cross-country skiing
Sprint	men	women
Interval start	15 km men	10 km women
Pursuit	30 km men	15 km women
Mass start	50 km men	30 km women
Team sprint	men	women
Relay	4×10 km men	4×5 km women
Nordic combined
Normal hill	Individual	Team
Large hill	Individual	Team sprint
Ski jumping
Normal hill	Men	Women
	Team
Large hill	Individual	Team
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