Ensiklopedia Dunia

Technopedia Center

Faculty of Engineering and Computer Science
S1 Informatics S1 Information Systems S1 Information Technology S1 Computer Engineering S1 Electrical Engineering S1 Civil Engineering

faculty of Economics and Business
S1 Management S1 Accountancy

Faculty of Letters and Educational Sciences
S1 English literature S1 English language education S1 Mathematics education S1 Sports Education

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Cross-country skiing - Men's short at the IX Paralympic Winter Games
Paralympic cross-country skiing
Venue	Pragelato
Dates	12 March
←2002 2010→

Cross-country skiing at the 2006 Winter Paralympics

Short distance (free)	men	women
Middle distance (classic)	men	women
Long distance (classic)	men	women
Relay	men	women
v t e

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

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

Rank	Name	Country	Real Time	Factor	Finish Time
	Brian McKeever	Canada	11:35.1	100	11:35.1
	Frank Höfle	Germany	12:07.0	98	11:52.5
	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

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

Rank	Name	Country	Real Time	Factor	Finish Time
	Taras Kryjanovski	Russia	15:57.9	98	15:38.8
	Iurii Kostiuk	Ukraine	17:12.3	91	15:39.4
	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

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

Rank	Name	Country	Real Time	Factor	Finish Time
	Steven Cook	United States	13:07.7	96	12:36.2
	Siarhei Silchanka	Belarus	13:04.5	97	12:41.0
	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

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

Hidden categories: