Cross-country skiing at the 2006 Winter Paralympics – Men's short distance

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Cross-country skiing - Men's short
at the IX Paralympic Winter Games
Paralympic cross-country skiing
VenuePragelato
Dates12 March
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Cross-country skiing at the
2006 Winter Paralympics
Short distance (free)menwomen
Middle distance (classic)menwomen
Long distance (classic)menwomen
Relaymenwomen

Men's short distance cross-country free skiing events at the 2006 Winter Paralympics were contested at Pragelato on 12 March.[1]

There were 3 events, all of 5 km distance. Standings were decided by applying a disability factor to the actual times achieved.

Results[edit]

Visually impaired[edit]

The visually impaired event was won by Brian McKeever, representing  Canada.[2]

Rank Name Country Real Time Factor Finish Time
1st place, gold medalist(s) Brian McKeever  Canada 11:35.1 100 11:35.1
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Frank Höfle  Germany 12:07.0 98 11:52.5
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Helge Flo  Norway 14:23.4 85 12:13.9
4 Wilhelm Brem  Germany 14:29.6 85 12:19.2
5 Irek Mannanov  Russia 12:19.7 100 12:19.7
6 Vasili Shaptsiaboi  Belarus 12:35.5 98 12:20.4
7 Vitaliy Lukyanenko  Ukraine 12:31.9 100 12:31.9
8 Verlay Koupchinsky  Russia 14:46.5 85 12:33.5
9 Jarmo Ollanketo  Finland 13:12.0 98 12:56.2
10 Michael Bentele  Germany 15:32.3 85 13:12.4
11 Minoru Kobayashi  Japan 15:45.5 85 13:23.7
12 Elie Zampin  France 13:25.0 100 13:25.0
13 Philippe Terral  France 13:50.7 98 13:34.1
14 Franz Gatscher  Italy 14:41.2 98 14:23.5
15 Ragnar Sorhaug  Norway 15:04.8 98 14:46.7
16 Hiroshi Kato  Japan 16:28.4 98 16:08.6
17 Aleksandar Tsokanov  Bulgaria 18:04.8 98 17:43.1
18 Ivan Ivanov  Bulgaria 18:38.4 100 18:38.4
19 Zeinolla Seitov  Kazakhstan 18:54.8 100 18:54.8
Oleh Munts  Ukraine DNS

Sitting[edit]

The sitting event was won by Taras Kryjanovski, representing  Russia.[3]

Rank Name Country Real Time Factor Finish Time
1st place, gold medalist(s) Taras Kryjanovski  Russia 15:57.9 98 15:38.8
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Iurii Kostiuk  Ukraine 17:12.3 91 15:39.4
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Alain Marguerettaz  France 17:01.0 94 15:59.7
4 Sergej Shilov  Russia 18:38.6 86 16:02.0
5 Oliver Anthofer  Austria 17:07.9 94 16:06.2
6 Vladimir Kiselev  Russia 16:26.7 100 16:26.7
7 Vladyslav Morozov  Ukraine 16:29.6 100 16:29.6
8 Aliaksandr Davidovich  Belarus 16:30.6 100 16:30.6
9 Wieslaw Fiedor  Poland 16:40.5 100 16:40.5
10 Robert Wator  Poland 16:44.7 100 16:44.7
11 Robert Balk  United States 17:06.8 98 16:46.3
12 Oleksandr Vasyutynsky  Ukraine 18:02.5 94 16:57.6
13 Bruno Huber  Switzerland 17:01.2 100 17:01.2
14 Mikhail Terentiev  Russia 19:50.2 86 17:03.6
15 Irek Zaripov  Russia 17:04.2 100 17:04.2
16 Enzo Masiello  Italy 18:12.8 94 17:07.2
17 Karl Einar Henriksen  Norway 18:20.9 94 17:14.8
18 Ruedi Weber  Switzerland 18:23.4 94 17:17.2
19 Chunshan Fu  China 17:18.6 100 17:18.6
20 Qiu Sun  China 17:55.1 98 17:33.6
21 Leonid Musanov  Russia 20:35.5 86 17:42.5
22 Heinz Frei  Switzerland 21:07.9 86 18:10.4
23 Christopher Klebl  United States 19:25.5 94 18:15.5
24 Gregory Mallory  United States 19:30.9 94 18:20.7
25 Hiroyuki Nagata  Japan 21:40.5 86 18:38.4
26 Kamil Rosiek  Poland 18:44.9 100 18:44.9
27 Jean Thomas Boily  Canada 20:55.5 91 19:02.5
28 Ermenegildo Arnoldi  Italy 19:44.0 98 19:20.4
29 Jimmy Pelletier  Canada 22:33.9 86 19:24.4

Standing[edit]

The standing event was won by Steven Cook, representing  United States.[4]

Rank Name Country Real Time Factor Finish Time
1st place, gold medalist(s) Steven Cook  United States 13:07.7 96 12:36.2
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Siarhei Silchanka  Belarus 13:04.5 97 12:41.0
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Thomas Oelsner  Germany 13:17.2 96 12:45.3
4 Kirill Mikhaylov  Russia 13:33.2 96 13:00.6
5 Kjartan Haugen  Norway 13:36.5 96 13:03.8
6 Rustam Garifoullin  Russia 13:33.5 97 13:09.1
7 Michael Kurz  Austria 14:19.7 92 13:11.0
8 Josef Giesen  Germany 15:11.7 87 13:13.1
9 Nils Erik Ulset  Norway 14:51.5 89 13:13.4
10 Konstantin Yanchuk  Russia 15:18.1 87 13:18.8
11 Andreas Hustveit  Norway 13:44.4 97 13:19.7
12 Joerg Baldauf  Germany 14:58.0 90 13:28.2
13 Harald Thauer  Germany 14:04.3 96 13:30.5
14 Emmanuel Lacroix  France 13:59.2 97 13:34.1
15 Yannick Bourseaux  France 14:11.9 96 13:37.8
16 Iikka Tuomisto  Finland 14:07.3 97 13:41.9
17 Oleg Balukhto  Russia 14:16.7 96 13:42.4
18 Vladimir Kazakov  Russia 14:50.3 93 13:48.0
19 Svein Lilleberg  Norway 16:04.2 86 13:49.2
20 Yoshihiro Nitta  Japan 14:21.7 97 13:55.8
21 Alfis Makamedinov  Russia 15:19.8 91 13:57.1
22 James Kenneth Millar  Australia 14:38.6 97 14:12.2
23 Jan Kolodziej  Poland 18:10.9 80 14:32.7
24 Franck Paget  France 15:13.2 96 14:36.7
25 Pascal Schrofer  Switzerland 15:12.0 97 14:44.6
26 Daniel Perkins  United States 15:43.0 96 15:05.2
27 Jie Zhang  China 15:55.2 96 15:17.0
28 Michael Crenshaw  United States 16:05.6 96 15:26.9
29 Jinyou Wang  China 17:19.9 97 16:48.7
30 Oleg Syssolyatin  Kazakhstan 25:36.4 96 24:34.9
31 Sukhbaatar Nyamaa  Mongolia 33:24.8 97 32:24.7
Valeriy Darovskikh  Russia DNS

References[edit]

  1. ^ "IX Paralympic Winter Games Competition Schedule" (PDF). Torino 2006 Paralympic Games. Archived from the original (PDF) on 26 February 2007. Retrieved 11 October 2012.
  2. ^ "Cross-country Skiing: Men's 5 km: Visually impaired". International Paralympic Committee (IPC). Retrieved 11 October 2012.
  3. ^ "Cross-country Skiing: Men's 5 km: Sitting". International Paralympic Committee (IPC). Retrieved 11 October 2012.
  4. ^ "Cross-country Skiing: Men's 5 km: Standing". International Paralympic Committee (IPC). Retrieved 11 October 2012.
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