Cross-country skiing at the 1984 Winter Olympics – Men's 15 km

Men's 15km
at the XIV Olympic Winter Games
VenueIgman
DateFebruary 13
Competitors91 from 31 nations
Winning time41:25.6
Medalists
   Sweden
   Finland
   Finland

The 15 kilometre cross-country skiing event was part of the cross-country skiing programme at the 1984 Winter Olympics, in Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. It was the eighth appearance of the event at its length of 15km. The competition was held on Monday, February 13, 1984 at Veliko Polje, Igman.

Of the 91 athletes who started the race, 8 did not finish or were disqualified.

Gunde Svan of Sweden won gold, his first Olympic gold medal, being the youngest ever Olympic cross-country gold medallist. Defending Olympic champion and fellow Swede, Thomas Wassberg did not defend his title preferring to concentrate on other events.

Ove Aunli of Norway was disqualified after finishing fifth for using illegal skate strokes at the climax of the race.

Results

Rank Bib Name Country Time
1 73 Gunde Svan Sweden 41:25.6
2 63 Aki Karvonen Finland 41:34.9
3 37 Harri Kirvesniemi Finland 41:45.6
4 88 Juha Mieto Finland 42:05.8
5 8 Vladimir Nikitin Soviet Union 42:31.6
6 86 Nikolay Zimyatov Soviet Union 42:34.5
7 74 Uwe Bellmann East Germany 42:35.8
8 54 Tor Håkon Holte Norway 42:37.4
9 72 Maurilio De Zolt Italy 42:40.0
10 33 Oleksandr Batiuk Soviet Union 42:42.2
11 89 Andi Grünenfelder Switzerland 42:45.7
12 35 Giachem Guidon Switzerland 42:45.9
13 5 Kari Härkönen Finland 42:49.3
14 46 Giorgio Vanzetta Italy 42:54.9
15 17 Sven-Erik Danielsson Sweden 42:55.9
16 62 Aleksandr Zavyalov Soviet Union 42:59.0
17 27 Pål Gunnar Mikkelsplass Norway 42:59.7
18 70 Dan Simoneau United States 43:03.4
19 42 Benny Kohlberg Sweden 43:21.5
20 13 Geir Holte Norway 43:23.3
21 49 Pierre Harvey Canada 43:36.4
22 52 Torgny Mogren Sweden 43:39.4
23 56 Uwe Wünsch East Germany 43:49.9
24 1 Giulio Capitanio Italy 43:50.8
25 79 Alois Stadlober Austria 43:51.6
26 4 Frank Schröder East Germany 43:52.1
27 77 Bill Koch United States 43:53.7
28 59 Konrad Hallenbarter Switzerland 44:00.3
29 91 Miloš Bečvář Czechoslovakia 44:00.8
30 57 Stefan Dotzler West Germany 44:02.6
31 69 Dominique Locatelli France 44:07.5
32 19 Markus Fähndrich Switzerland 44:08.0
33 44 Franz Schöbel West Germany 44:11.1
34 32 Gianfranco Polvara Italy 44:35.7
35 22 Ivo Čarman Yugoslavia 45:04.0
36 87 Józef Łuszczek Poland 45:04.8
37 7 Josef Schneider West Germany 45:08.7
38 80 Atanas Simidchiev Bulgaria 45:17.0
39 45 Tim Caldwell United States 45:21.2
40 82 Dušan Đurišič Yugoslavia 45:24.6
41 21 Karsten Brandt East Germany 45:40.1
42 20 Konstantin Ritter Liechtenstein 45:41.5
43 65 Hideaki Yamada Japan 45:42.3
44 26 Jean-Denis Jaussaud France 45:44.4
45 50 José Giro Spain 45:50.3
46 67 Pavel Benc Czechoslovakia 46:03.8
47 Kazunari Sasaki Japan 46:04.8
48 Sašo Grajf Yugoslavia 46:21.1
49 Einar Ólafsson Iceland 46:21.7
50 Satoshi Sato Japan 46:25.5
51 Svetoslav Atanasov Bulgaria 46:28.9
52 Milush Ivanchev Bulgaria 46:30.1
53 Andreas Gumpold Austria 46:34.5
54 Todd Boonstra United States 46:36.5
55 Gottlieb Konráðsson Iceland 46:37.8
56 Yusei Nakazawa Japan 46:38.6
57 John Spotswood Great Britain 46:53.7
58 Mark Moore Great Britain 47:03.2
59 David Hislop Australia 47:25.5
60 Mike Dixon Great Britain 48:18.6
61 Miguel Prat Spain 48:30.6
62 Park Ki-Ho South Korea 48:55.6
63 Marty Watkins Great Britain 49:08.7
64 Chris Allen Australia 49:14.5
65 Luvsandashiin Dorj Mongolia 49:17.8
66 Song Shi China 49:42.1
67 Li Xiaoming China 50:03.3
68 Lin Guanghao China 50:26.1
69 Zhu Dianfa China 50:42.3
70 Nihattin Koca Turkey 51:58.7
71 Kim Bo-Nam South Korea 52:04.4
72 Norberto von Baumann Argentina 52:08.9
73 Julio Moreschi Argentina 52:19.1
74 Erhan Dursun Turkey 53:40.3
75 Ricardo Holler Argentina 54:34.6
76 Martín Pearson Argentina 54:50.0
77 Dimitrios Biliouris Greece 56:07.7
78 Lazaros Tosounidis Greece 57:09.7
79 Arturo Kinch Costa Rica 58:42.9
80 Ueng Ming-Yih Chinese Taipei 1:00:10.6
81 Chang Kun-Shung Chinese Taipei 1:02:57.7
82 Andrea Sammaritani San Marino 1:03:05.3
83 Wang Chi-Hing Chinese Taipei 1:03:17.0
84 Ricardo Holler Argentina 54:34.6
85 Muzaffer Selçuk Turkey DNF
85 Jochen Behle West Germany DNF
87 DQ Dondogiin Gankhuyag Mongolia DQ
87 DQ Vangansürengiin Renchinkhorol Mongolia DQ
87 DQ Cho Sung-Hoon South Korea DQ
87 DQ Jože Klemenčič Yugoslavia DQ
87 DQ Ove Aunli Norway DQ
87 DQ Pürevjavyn Batsükh Mongolia DQ

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