Cross-country skiing at the 2002 Winter Olympics – Men's 2 × 10 kilometre pursuit

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Men's 2 × 10 kilometre pursuit at the XIX Olympic Winter Games
Venue	Soldier Hollow
Dates	14 February
Competitors	85 from 37 nations
Winning time	49:48.9
Medalists
Frode Estil  Norway Thomas Alsgaard  Norway Per Elofsson  Sweden
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Cross-country skiing at the 2002 Winter Olympics
Distance
10 km		women
15 km	men	women
Pursuit	men	women
30 km	men	women
50 km	men
Relay	men	women
Sprint
Sprint	men	women
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The men's 2 × 10 kilometre pursuit cross-country skiing competition at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, United States, was held on 14 February at Soldier Hollow.

The competition consisted of two races. The first was a 10 kilometre classical race. Then, there was a 10 km freestyle pursuit where the competitors started based on the times from the classical event. The winner of the race was the first competitor(s) to finish the second race.

Results

Rank	Name	Country	Time
	Frode Estil	Norway	49:48.9
	Thomas Alsgaard	Norway	49:48.9
	Per Elofsson	Sweden	49:52.9
4	Giorgio di Centa	Italy	49:53.8
5	Vitaly Denisov	Russia	49:58.5
6	Pietro Piller Cottrer	Italy	50:01.2
7	Anders Aukland	Norway	50:10.8
8	Jaak Mae	Estonia	50:12.1
9	Mikhail Botvinov	Austria	50:17.2
10	René Sommerfeldt	Germany	50:22.7
11	Roman Leybyuk	Ukraine	50:23.2
12	Lukáš Bauer	Czech Republic	50:23.3
13	Vincent Vittoz	France	50:26.8
14	Kris Freeman	United States	50:32.0
15	Andrei Nevzorov	Kazakhstan	50:34.7
16	Sergey Novikov	Russia	50:45.9
17	Andreas Schlütter	Germany	50:48.2
18	Fulvio Valbusa	Italy	50:49.7
19	John Bauer	United States	50:49.9
20	Fabio Maj	Italy	50:50.8
21	Andrey Golovko	Kazakhstan	50:55.9
22	Kristen Skjeldal	Norway	50:57.6
23	Tobias Angerer	Germany	50:57.9
24	Masaaki Kozu	Japan	51:12.6
25	Ivan Bátory	Slovakia	51:12.7
26	Markus Hasler	Liechtenstein	51:14.3
27	Mathias Fredriksson	Sweden	51:19.9
28	Niklas Jonsson	Sweden	51:25.1
29	Alexei Prokourorov	Russia	51:25.2
30	Roman Virolainen	Belarus	51:36.1
31	Sami Repo	Finland	51:36.7
32	Janusz Krezelok	Poland	51:37.3
33	Mitsuo Horigome	Japan	51:37.5
34	Hiroyuki Imai	Japan	51:39.8
35	Alexandre Rousselet	France	51:40.9
36	Vladimir Vilisov	Russia	51:45.4
37	Juan Jesús Gutíerrez	Spain	51:54.5
38	Axel Teichmann	Germany	52:00.4
39	Nikolay Chebotko	Kazakhstan	52:03.5
40	Patrik Maechler	Switzerland	52:09.1
41	Reto Burgermeister	Switzerland	52:18.1
42	Justin Wadsworth	United States	52:20.2
43	Stephan Kunz	Liechtenstein	52:21.2
44	Martin Koukal	Czech Republic	52:24.8
45	Patrick Weaver	United States	52:39.2
46	Sami Pietila	Finland	52:45.8
47	Ricardas Panavas	Lithuania	52:47.1
48	Denis Krivushkin	Kazakhstan	53:04.7
49	Katsuhito Ebisawa	Japan	53:21.3
50	Martin Bajcicak	Slovakia	53:37.0
51	Juris Germanis	Latvia	53:39.8
52	Milan Sperl	Czech Republic	53:40.7
53	Priit Narusk	Estonia	53:45.2
54	Haritz Zunzunegui	Spain	53:48.0
55	Matej Soklic	Slovenia	54:12.4
56	Christophe Perrillat	France	54:18.9
--	Sergei Dolidovich	Belarus	DNF
--	Alexander Sannikov	Belarus	lapped
--	Aram Hajiyan	Armenia	lapped
--	Arturo Kinch	Costa Rica	lapped
--	Park Byung-Joo	South Korea	lapped
--	Damir Jurcevic	Croatia	lapped
--	Han Dawei	China	lapped
--	Denis Klobucar	Croatia	lapped
--	Denis Vorobiev	Belarus	lapped
--	Donald Farley	Canada	lapped
--	Sin Doo-Sun	South Korea	lapped
--	Lefteris Fafalis	Greece	lapped
--	Emmanuel Jonnier	France	lapped
--	Jung Eui-Myung	South Korea	lapped
--	Isaac Menyoli	Cameroon	lapped
--	Ivan Bariakov	Bulgaria	lapped
--	Jayaram Khadka	Nepal	lapped
--	Mátyás Holló	Hungary	lapped
--	Morgan Göransson	Sweden	lapped
--	Philip Boit	Kenya	lapped
--	Seyed Mostafa Mirhashemi	Iran	lapped
--	Slavtscho Batinkov	Bulgaria	lapped
--	Vadim Gusev	Lithuania	lapped
--	Vladislavas Zybailo	Lithuania	lapped
--	Zoltan Tagscherer	Hungary	lapped
--	Zsolt Antal	Romania	lapped
--	Marc Mayer	Austria	DSQ
--	Achim Walcher	Austria	DSQ
--	Johann Mühlegg	Spain	DSQ

References

1. ^ "Cross Country Skiing at the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Games: Men's 10/10 kilometres Pursuit". Sports Reference. Archived from the original on 17 April 2020. Retrieved 8 July 2019.
2. ^ "Salt Lake City 2002 10km pursuit men Results - Olympic cross-country-skiing".