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Men's 50 kilometre classical
at the XVII Olympic Winter Games
Men's 50 kilometre classical; at the XVII Olympic Winter Games
Venue	Birkebeineren Ski Stadium
Dates	27 February 1994
Competitors	66 from 25 nations
Winning time	2:07:20.3
Medalists
	← 1992 1998 →

The men's 50 kilometre classical cross-country skiing competition at the 1994 Winter Olympics in Lillehammer, Norway, was held on 27 February at Birkebeineren Ski Stadium in Lillehammer.^[1]

Each skier started at half a minute intervals, skiing the entire 50 kilometre course. The Swede Torgny Mogren was the 1993 World champion and Bjørn Dæhlie was the defending olympic champion from 1992 Olympics in Albertville, France.

Results

Rank	Bib	Name	Country	Time	Deficit
	59	Vladimir Smirnov	Kazakhstan	2:07:20.3	–
	61	Mika Myllylä	Finland	2:08:41.9	+1:21.6
	72	Sture Sivertsen	Norway	2:08:49.0	+1:28.7
4	66	Bjørn Dæhlie	Norway	2:09:11.4	+1:51.1
5	60	Erling Jevne	Norway	2:09:12.2	+1:51.9
6	47	Christer Majbäck	Sweden	2:10:03.8	+2:43.5
7	58	Maurilio De Zolt	Italy	2:10:12.1	+2:51.8
8	62	Giorgio Vanzetta	Italy	2:10:16.4	+2:56.1
9	69	Mikhail Botvinov	Russia	2:10:18.9	+2:58.6
10	63	Vegard Ulvang	Norway	2:10:40.0	+3:19.7
11	56	Silvio Fauner	Italy	2:11:09.6	+3:49.3
12	67	Harri Kirvesniemi	Finland	2:11:19.3	+3:59.0
13	64	Alexey Prokourorov	Russia	2:11:52.8	+4:32.5
14	65	Igor Badamshin	Russia	2:12:20.1	+4:59.8
15	34	Alois Stadlober	Austria	2:13:13.5	+5:53.2
16	51	Jeremias Wigger	Switzerland	2:13:40.2	+6:19.9
17	52	Alexander Vorobyov	Russia	2:13:44.5	+6:24.2
18	71	Jan Ottosson	Sweden	2:13:55.2	+6:34.9
19	37	Juan Jesús Gutiérrez	Spain	2:14:22.5	+7:02.2
20	36	Luboš Buchta	Czech Republic	2:14:50.0	+7:29.7
21	44	Viktor Kamotski	Belarus	2:15:02.9	+7:42.6
22	54	Jaanus Teppan	Estonia	2:16:18.8	+8:58.5
23	33	Patrick Remy	France	2:16:21.4	+9:01.1
24	32	Kazunari Sasaki	Japan	2:16:51.7	+9:31.4
25	18	Igor Obukhov	Belarus	2:17:08.4	+9:48.1
26	17	Andrus Veerpalu	Estonia	2:17:24.7	+10:04.4
27	70	Niklas Jonsson	Sweden	2:17:54.9	+10:34.6
28	24	Hiroyuki Imai	Japan	2:17:55.2	+10:34.9
29	19	Pavel Ryabinin	Kazakhstan	2:18:08.1	+10:47.8
30	39	Markus Hasler	Liechtenstein	2:18:40.1	+11:19.8
31	57	Gianfranco Polvara	Italy	2:18:40.3	+11:20.0
32	49	Ricardas Panavas	Lithuania	2:19:01.3	+11:41.0
33	27	Cédric Vallet	France	2:19:06.7	+11:46.4
34	3	Jordi Ribo	Spain	2:19:21.9	+12:01.6
35	28	Justin Wadsworth	United States	2:19:49.1	+12:28.8
36	2	Taivo Kuus	Estonia	2:19:51.9	+12:31.6
37	15	Sami Repo	Finland	2:20:32.8	+13:12.5
38	30	Stephan Kunz	Liechtenstein	2:20:38.1	+13:17.8
39	53	Todd Boonstra	United States	2:20:41.0	+13:20.7
40	35	Karri Hietamäki	Finland	2:20:50.9	+13:30.6
41	50	Hans Diethelm	Switzerland	2:21:01.8	+13:41.5
42	22	Carles Vicente	Spain	2:21:03.5	+13:43.2
43	43	Vasili Gorbatchev	Belarus	2:21:31.3	+14:11.0
44	7	Jürg Capol	Switzerland	2:21:48.3	+14:28.0
45	11	Sergey Margatsky	Kazakhstan	2:21:57.9	+14:37.6
46	10	Philippe Sanchez	France	2:22:01.0	+14:40.7
47	42	Anthony Evans	Australia	2:22:05.2	+14:44.9
48	8	Kazutoshi Nagahama	Japan	2:22:30.2	+15:09.9
49	9	Pete Vordenberg	United States	2:22:53.1	+15:32.8
50	48	Nikolay Ivanov	Kazakhstan	2:22:59.1	+15:38.8
51	38	Dany Bouchard	Canada	2:23:09.0	+15:48.7
52	26	Antonio Rački	Croatia	2:23:23.4	+16:03.1
53	40	Benjamin Husaby	United States	2:23:37.3	+16:17.0
54	46	Siniša Vukonić	Croatia	2:24:12.6	+16:52.3
55	55	Daníel Jakobsson	Iceland	2:24:57.0	+17:36.7
56	31	Peter Schlickenrieder	Germany	2:25:22.4	+18:02.1
57	45	Ebbe Hartz	Denmark	2:25:58.5	+18:38.2
58	21	Ondrej Valenta	Czech Republic	2:26:08.6	+18:48.3
59	14	Mark Gray	Australia	2:28:51.6	+21:31.3
60	23	Rögnvaldur Ingþórsson	Iceland	2:32:52.9	+25:32.6
61	6	Jānis Hermanis	Latvia	2:36:11.1	+28:50.8
	12	Janko Neuber	Germany	DNF
	25	Elemer Tanko	Romania	DNF
	29	Giachem Guidon	Switzerland	DNF
	41	Martin Petrásek	Czech Republic	DNF
	68	Jochen Behle	Germany	DNF
	1	Torald Rein	Germany	DNS
	4	Sergei Dolidovich	Belarus	DNS
	5	Pavel Benc	Czech Republic	DNS
	13	Michael Binzer	Denmark	DNS
	16	Mathias Fredriksson	Sweden	DNS
	20	David Belam	Great Britain	DNS