FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2011 – Men's 30 kilometre pursuit

Men's 30 kilometre pursuit
at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2011

Petter Northug winning ahead of Maxim Vylegzhanin

Venue

Holmenkollen National Arena

Date

2 March 2011

Competitors

83 from 31 nations

Winning time

1:14:10.4

Medalists

	Petter Northug	Norway
	Maxim Vylegzhanin	Russia
	Ilia Chernousov	Russia

FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2011 Oslo, Norway
Cross-country skiing
Individual
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
Team sprint	men	women
Relay	4×10 km men	4×5 km women
Nordic combined
Normal hill	Individual	Team
Large hill	Individual	Team
Ski jumping
Men
Normal hill	Individual	Team
Large hill	Individual	Team
Women
Normal hill	Individual

The skiers rounding at Holmenkollen arena at the 30 kilometre pursuit. Defending champion and winner, Petter Northug advancing on the outside left. The other competitors are: #1: Dario Cologna, #2: Alexander Legkov, #6: Maxim Vylegzhanin, #7 (behind #13): Jean Marc Gaillard, #8: Devon Kershaw, #11: Giorgio di Centa, #12 (behind #20): Petr Sedov, #13: Martin Johnsrud Sundby, #15 Maurice Manificat, #16 (behind #12): Alex Harvey, #17: Jens Filbrich, #20: Anders Södergren, #23: Tobias Angerer, #25: Johan Olsson

The men's 30 kilometre pursuit at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2011 took place on 27 February 2011 at 12:00 CET at Holmenkollen National Arena. The defending world champion was Norway's Petter Northug while the defending Olympic champion was Sweden's Marcus Hellner.^[1]^[2]

Results

Rank	Bib	Athlete	Country	Time	Deficit
01 !	4	Petter Northug	Norway	1:14:10.4
02 !	6	Maxim Vylegzhanin	Russia	1:14:11.1	+0.7
03 !	24	Ilia Chernousov	Russia	1:14:11.6	+1.2
04 !4	38	Sergei Dolidovich	Belarus	1:14:13.0	+2.6
05 !5	13	Martin Johnsrud Sundby	Norway	1:14:13.5	+3.1
06 !6	5	Marcus Hellner	Sweden	1:14:13.5	+3.1
07 !7	10	Roland Clara	Italy	1:14:15.8	+5.4
08 !8	23	Tobias Angerer	Germany	1:14:16.9	+6.5
09 !9	8	Devon Kershaw	Canada	1:14:16.9	+6.5
10	11	Giorgio Di Centa	Italy	1:14:19.8	+9.4
11	36	Franz Göring	Germany	1:14:20.5	+10.1
12	16	Alex Harvey	Canada	1:14:20.7	+10.3
13	26	Pietro Piller Cottrer	Italy	1:14:21.0	+10.6
14	35	Sjur Røthe	Norway	1:14:21.2	+10.8
15	28	Ivan Babikov	Canada	1:14:22.2	+11.8
16	25	Johan Olsson	Sweden	1:14:23.0	+12.6
17	19	Tord Asle Gjerdalen	Norway	1:14:23.6	+13.2
18	15	Matti Heikkinen	Finland	1:14:24.2	+13.8
19	2	Alexander Legkov	Russia	1:14:25.9	+15.5
20	20	Anders Södergren	Sweden	1:14:27.6	+17.2
21	12	Petr Sedov	Russia	1:14:31.3	+20.9
22	14	Maurice Manificat	France	1:14:41.2	+30.8
23	7	Jean-Marc Gaillard	France	1:15:03.8	+53.4
24	1	Dario Cologna	Switzerland	1:15:04.6	+54.2
25	27	Valerio Checchi	Italy	1:15:05.2	+54.8
26	32	Martin Bajčičák	Slovakia	1:15:32.6	+1:22.2
27	3	Daniel Rickardsson	Sweden	1:15:40.3	+1:29.9
28	47	Tero Similä	Finland	1:15:50.2	+1:39.8
29	18	Kris Freeman	United States	1:16:20.3	+2:09.9
30	17	Jens Filbrich	Germany	1:16:21.2	+2:10.8
31	9	Martin Jakš	Czech Republic	1:17:04.2	+2:53.8
32	29	Christophe Perrillat	France	1:17:05.5	+2:55.1
33	33	Remo Fischer	Switzerland	1:17:06.1	+2:55.7
34	22	Vincent Vittoz	France	1:17:07.3	+2:56.9
35	42	Paul Constantin Pepene	Romania	1:17:09.6	+2:59.2
36	21	Tom Reichelt	Germany	1:17:11.4	+3:01.0
37	45	Noah Hoffman	United States	1:17:14.1	+3:03.7
38	49	Karel Tammjärv	Estonia	1:17:15.0	+3:04.6
39	43	Jiří Magál	Czech Republic	1:17:17.7	+3:07.3
40	41	Jürgen Pinter	Austria	1:17:36.7	+3:26.3
41	63	Eeri Vahtra	Estonia	1:17:43.4	+3:33.0
42	31	Keishin Yoshida	Japan	1:17:52.2	+3:41.8
43	39	Lari Lehtonen	Finland	1:17:59.9	+3:49.5
44	51	Sergey Cherepanov	Kazakhstan	1:18:00.4	+3:50.0
45	55	Kari Varis	Finland	1:18:13.4	+4:03.0
46	30	George Grey	Canada	1:18:35.1	+4:24.7
47	59	Alexander Lasutkin	Belarus	1:18:46.8	+4:36.4
48	72	Yerdos Akhmadiyev	Kazakhstan	1:18:48.0	+4:37.6
49	62	Gennadiy Matviyenko	Kazakhstan	1:19:03.2	+4:52.8
50	52	Petr Novák	Czech Republic	1:19:27.1	+5:16.7
51	37	Martin Koukal	Czech Republic	1:19:27.4	+5:17.0
52	56	Vicenç Vilarrubla	Spain	1:19:27.6	+5:17.2
53	40	Lars Flora	United States	1:20:02.4	+5:52.0
54	34	Toni Livers	Switzerland	1:20:06.3	+5:55.9
55	46	Tad Elliot	United States	1:20:08.8	+5:58.4
56	44	Nobu Naruse	Japan	1:20:10.9	+6:00.5
57	48	Aivar Rehemaa	Estonia	1:20:23.3	+6:12.9
58	50	Andrew Musgrave	United Kingdom	1:20:23.3	+6:12.9
59	61	Veselin Tzinzov	Bulgaria	1:20:25.8	+6:15.4
60	60	Roman Leybyuk	Ukraine	1:21:05.4	+6:55.0
61	71	Aleksandr Ossipov	Kazakhstan	1:21:10.4	+7:00.0
62	54	Ben Sim	Australia	1:21:53.6	+7:43.2
63	58	Masaya Kimura	Japan	1:22:34.5	+8:24.1
64	53	Javier Gutiérrez	Spain	1:22:38.1	+8:27.7
65	57	Eirik Brandsdal	Norway	1:23:20.9	+9:10.5
66	64	Myroslav Bilosyuk	Ukraine	1:23:36.9	+9:26.5
67	66	Nils Koons	New Zealand	9:99:99.9 !LAP
68	69	Callum Watson	Australia	9:99:99.9 !LAP
69	75	Ewan Watson	Australia	9:99:99.9 !LAP
70	76	Benjamin Koons	New Zealand	9:99:99.9 !LAP
71	78	Artem Rojin	Kyrgyzstan	9:99:99.9 !LAP
72	73	Jonas Thor Olsen	Denmark	9:99:99.9 !LAP
73	68	Petrică Hogiu	Romania	9:99:99.9 !LAP
74	70	Kristian Wulff	Denmark	9:99:99.9 !LAP
75	77	Nick Grimmer	Australia	9:99:99.9 !LAP
76	79	Federico Pablo Cichero	Argentina	9:99:99.9 !LAP
77	74	Andrej Burić	Croatia	9:99:99.9 !LAP
78	82	Philip Boit	Kenya	9:99:99.9 !LAP
79	80	Leandro Ribela	Brazil	9:99:99.9 !LAP
80	81	Leonardo Lutz	Brazil	9:99:99.9 !LAP
81	83	Cesar Baena	Venezuela	9:99:99.9 !LAP
99 !	65	Rok Trsan	Slovenia	9:99:99.9 !DNF
99 !	67	Kaspar Kokk	Estonia	9:99:99.9 !DNF
99 !	84	Bernardo Baena	Venezuela	9:99:99.9 !DNS

References

↑ "FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2009 men's 15 km + 15 km double pursuit results." (PDF). International Ski Federation. Retrieved 22 February 2009.
↑ 2010 Winter Olympics 20 February 2010 men's 15 km + 15 km double pursuit results. - accessed 21 February 2010.

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