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Men's Sprint Classical Standing
Qualification Results
The Top 12 Athletes will qualify for the Semifinals

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
Alexandr KOLYADIN
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3:36.65
2
Yoshihiro NITTA
JPN.gif
3:38.74
3
Mark ARENDZ
CAN.gif
3:39.01
4
Alexander EHLER
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3:40.07
5
Taiki KAWAYOKE
JPN.gif
3:40.46
6
Witold SKUPIEN
POL.gif
3:40.47
7
Ilkka TUOMISTO
FIN.gif
3:41.96
8
Grygorii VOVCHYNSKYI
UKR.gif
3:42.20
9
Hakon OLSRUD
NOR.gif
3:47.90
10
Alexandr GERLITS
KAZ.gif
3:49.86
11
Luca TAVASCI
SUI.gif
3:55.34
12
Haitao DU
CHN.gif
3:56.82
13
Serhii ROMANIUK
UKR.gif
3:57.41
14
Ganbold BATMUNKH
MGL.gif
3:58.05
15
Mingtao MA
CHN.gif
4:00.58
16
Johannes BIRKELUND
NOR.gif
4:02.77
17
Junbao WU
CHN.gif
4:10.55
18
Keigo IWAMOTO
JPN.gif
4:12.36
19
Masaru HOSHIZAWA
JPN.gif
4:20.04
20
Ruslan REITER
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4:25.17
21
Aboulfazl KHATIBI MIANAEI
IRI.gif
4:27.66
22
Chenyang WANG
CHN.gif
4:33.26
23
Cristian TONINELLI
ITA.gif
4:49.20
24
Antun BOSNJAKOVIC
CRO.gif
4:53.69
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Women's Sprint Classical Standing
Qualification Results
The Top 12 Athletes will qualify for the Semifinals

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
Vilde NILSEN
NOR.gif
4:11.86
2
Natalie WILKIE
CAN.gif
4:25.58
3
Emily YOUNG
CAN.gif
4:28.25
4
Liudmyla LIASHENKO
UKR.gif
4:29.10
5
Brittany HUDAK
CAN.gif
4:32.33
6
Ekaterina RUMYANTSEVA
WHT.gif
4:38.45
7
Larysa VARONA
BLR.gif
4:39.79
8
Natalia BRATIUK
WHT.gif
4:40.57
9
Bohdana KONASHUK
UKR.gif
4:42.49
10
Anna MILENINA
WHT.gif
4:43.41
11
Yuliia BATENKOVA-BAUMAN
UKR.gif
4:48.14
12
Darya FEDZKOVICH
BLR.gif
4:48.62
13
Yurika ABE
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4:49.17
14
Iuliia MIKHEEVA
WHT.gif
4:54.70
15
Yuanyuan PENG
CHN.gif
5:00.92
16
Grace MILLER
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5:20.74
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Men's Sprint Classical Visually Impaired
Qualification Results
The 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th Athletes will qualify for the Semifinals

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
Zebastian MODIN
Robin BRYNTESSON (G)
SWE.gif
3:27.96
2
Brian MCKEEVER
Russell KENNEDY (G)
CAN.gif
3:33.81
3
Jake ADICOFF
Sawyer KESSELHEIM (G)
USA.gif
3:42.13
4
Nico MESSINGER
Lutz Peter KLAUSMANN (G)
GER.gif
3:46.54
5
Eirik BYE
Arvid NELSON (G)
NOR.gif
3:49.66
6
Dmytro SUIARKO
Vasyl POTAPENKO (G)
UKR.gif
3:50.68
7
Inkki INOLA
Vili SORMUNEN (G)
FIN.gif
3:52.10
8
Thomas CLARION
Antoine BOLLET (G)
FRA.gif
3:55.56
9
Yury HOLUB
Dzmitry BUDZILOVICH (G)
BLR.gif
3:58.43
10
Piotr GARBOWSKI
Jakub TWARDOWSKI (G)
POL.gif
3:59.34
11
Thomas DUBOIS
Bastien SAUVAGE (G)
FRA.gif
4:06.73
12
Iurii UTKIN
Ruslan PEREKHODA
UKR.gif
4:06.97
13
Mikita LADZESAU
Aliaksei LUKYANAU (G)
BLR.gif
4:18.22
14
Kairat KANAFIN
Anton ZHDANOVICH (G)
KAZ.gif
4:19.15
15
Kazuto TAKAMURA
Yuhei FUJITA (G)
CHN.gif
4:25.83
16
Lukasz KUBICA
Wojciech SUCHWALKO (G)
POL.gif
4:26.23
17
Rudolf KLEMETTI
Jaakko KALLUNKI (G)
FIN.gif
4:28.36
18
Svetoslav GEORGIEV
Ivan BIRNIKOV (G)
JPN.gif
4:29.74
19
Bogue CHOI
Hyunwoo KIM (G)
KOR.gif
4:33.13
20
Siyovush ILIASOV
Ilkhomiddin ABDULLOEV (G)
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8:22.78
  Oleksandr KAZIK
Sergiy KUCHERYAVIY (G)
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Women's Sprint Classical Visually Impaired
Qualification Results
The 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th Athletes will qualify for the Semifinals

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
Sviatlana SAKHANENKA
Raman YASHCHANKA (G)
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4:20.63
2
Mikhalina LYSOVA
Alexey IVANOV (G)
WHT.gif
4:36.81
3
Carina EDLINGER
Julian EDLINGER (G)
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4:39.35
4
Marina GALITSYNA
Maksim PIROGOV (G)
WHT.gif
4:43.18
5
Oksana SHYSHKOVA
Vitaliy KAZAKOV (G)
UKR.gif
4:45.66
6
Ekaterina MOSHKOVSKAIA
Artem NORIN (G)
WHT.gif
4:52.83
7
Olha PRYLUTSKA
Borys BABAR (G)
UKR.gif
5:03.53
8
Yadviha SKORABAHATAYA
Anastasia KIRILLOVA (G)
BLR.gif
5:04.12
9
Mia ZUTTER
Kristina TRYGSTAD-SAARI (G)
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5:24.34
10
Yokutkhon KHOLBEKOVA
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9:11.15
11
Elaheh GHOLIFALLAH
Farzaneh REZASOLTANI (G)
IRI.gif
9:23.01
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Men's Sprint Sitting
Semifinals Results
The 1st, 2nd and 3rd Athletes from each Semifinal will qualify for the Final

 

Semifinal 1

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
Andrew SOULE
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3:45.0
2
Eui Hyun SIN
KOR.gif
3:45.8
3
Daniel CNOSSEN
USA.gif
3:47.1
4
Yauheni LUKYANENKA
BLR.gif
3:48.3
5
Maksym YAROVYI
UKR.gif
3:52.4
6
Chris KLEBL
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3:53.3


 

Semifinal 2

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
Dzmitry LOBAN
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3:46.4
2
Collin CAMERON
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3:46.4
3
Taras RAD
UKR.gif
3:48.6
4
Aaron PIKE
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3:49.7
5
Peng ZHENG
CHN.gif
3:52.1
6
Derek ZAPLOTINSKY
CAN.gif
3:57.7
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Women's Sprint Sitting
Semifinals Results
The 1st, 2nd and 3rd Athletes from each Semifinal will qualify for the Final

 

Semifinal 1

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
Oksana MASTERS
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4:24.3
2
Andrea ESKAU
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4:27.7
3
Natalia KOCHEROVA
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4:28.1
4
Birgit SKARSTEIN
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4:29.4
5
Beibei CHU
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4:42.8
6
Yawei JIN
CHN.gif
4:47.6


 

Semifinal 2

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
Lidziya HRAFEYEVA
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4:23.2
2
Marta ZAINULLINA
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4:24.3
3
Mariia IOVLEVA
WHT.gif
4:27.3
4
Kendall GRETSCH
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4:33.4
5
Valiantsina SHYTS
BLR.gif
4:36.4
6
Anja WICKER
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5:12.9
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Men's Sprint Classical Standing
Semifinals Results
The 1st, 2nd and 3rd Athletes from each Semifinal will qualify for the Final

 

Semifinal 1

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
Alexandr KOLYADIN
KAZ.gif
4:52.2
2
Grygorii VOVCHYNSKYI
UKR.gif
4:58.6
3
Alexander EHLER
GER.gif
4:58.7
4
Hakon OLSRUD
NOR.gif
5:05.4
5
Taiki KAWAYOKE
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5:09.4
6
Haitao DU
CHN.gif
5:29.8


 

Semifinal 2

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
Yoshihiro NITTA
JPN.gif
4:50.5
2
Mark ARENDZ
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4:53.7
3
Ilkka TUOMISTO
FIN.gif
4:53.8
4
Witold SKUPIEN
POL.gif
4:56.4
5
Alexandr GERLITS
KAZ.gif
5:09.5
6
Luca TAVASCI
SUI.gif
5:09.6
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Women's Sprint Classical Standing
Semifinals Results
The 1st, 2nd and 3rd Athletes from each Semifinal will qualify for the Final

 

Semifinal 1

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
Vilde NILSEN
NOR.gif
5:16.2
2
Brittany HUDAK
CAN.gif
5:24.8
3
Liudmyla LIASHENKO
UKR.gif
5:29.7
4
Bohdana KONASHUK
UKR.gif
5:33.2
5
Natalia BRATIUK
WHT.gif
5:47.0
6
Darya FEDZKOVICH
BLR.gif
5:48.4


 

Semifinal 2

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
Natalie WILKIE
CAN.gif
5:54.4
2
Emily YOUNG
CAN.gif
5:55.5
3
Anna MILENINA
WHT.gif
5:56.3
4
Ekaterina RUMYANTSEVA
WHT.gif
5:58.6
5
Larysa VARONA
BLR.gif
6:02.3
6
Yuliia BATENKOVA-BAUMAN
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6:21.6
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Men's Sprint Classical Visually Impaired
Semifinals Results
The 1st and 2nd Athletes from each Semifinal will qualify for the Final

 

Semifinal 1

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
Zebastian MODIN
Robin BRYNTESSON (G)
SWE.gif
4:21.4
2
Eirik BYE
Arvid NELSON (G)
NOR.gif
4:35.5
3
Nico MESSINGER
Lutz Peter KLAUSMANN (G)
GER.gif
4:43.0
4
Thomas CLARION
Antoine BOLLET (G)
FRA.gif
4:43.8


 

Semifinal 2

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
Brian MCKEEVER
Russell KENNEDY (G)
CAN.gif
4:10.3
2
Jake ADICOFF
Sawyer KESSELHEIM (G)
USA.gif
4:10.3
3
Dmytro SUIARKO
Vasyl POTAPENKO (G)
UKR.gif
4:12.6
4
Inkki INOLA
Vili SORMUNEN (G)
FIN.gif
4:17.6
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Women's Sprint Classical Visually Impaired
Semifinals Results
The 1st and 2nd Athletes from each Semifinal will qualify for the Final

 

Semifinal 1

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
Sviatlana SAKHANENKA
Raman YASHCHANKA (G)
BLR.gif
5:23.5
2
Oksana SHYSHKOVA
Vitaliy KAZAKOV (G)
UKR.gif
5:31.5
3
Marina GALITSYNA
Maksim PIROGOV (G)
WHT.gif
5:41.8
4
Yadviha SKORABAHATAYA
Anastasia KIRILLOVA (G)
BLR.gif
5:43.5


 

Semifinal 2

 

Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
Mikhalina LYSOVA
Alexey IVANOV (G)
WHT.gif
5:00.9
2
Carina EDLINGER
Julian EDLINGER (G)
AUT.gif
5:02.7
3
Ekaterina MOSHKOVSKAIA
Artem NORIN (G)
WHT.gif
5:04.5
4
Olha PRYLUTSKA
Borys BABAR (G)
UKR.gif
5:16.1
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