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FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2011 – Women's 15 kilometre pursuit

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Women's 15 kilometre pursuit
at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2011
Marit Bjørgen at Frognerseteren
VenueHolmenkollen National Arena
Date26 February 2011
Competitors56 from 23 nations
Winning time38:08.6
Medalists
gold medal 		Marit Bjørgen   Norway
silver medal 		Justyna Kowalczyk   Poland
bronze medal 		Therese Johaug   Norway
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FIS Nordic World
Ski Championships 2011
Cross-country skiing
Sprintmenwomen
Interval start15 km men10 km women
Pursuit30 km men15 km women
Mass start50 km men30 km women
Team sprintmenwomen
Relay4×10 km men4×5 km women
Nordic combined
Normal hillIndividualTeam
Large hillIndividualTeam
Ski jumping
Normal hillMenWomen
Large hillIndividualTeam

The women's 15 kilometre pursuit at the FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2011 was held on 26 February 2011 at 11:30 CET. The defending world champion was Poland's Justyna Kowalczyk while the defending Olympic champion was Norway's Marit Bjørgen.[1][2]

Results

Rank Bib Athlete Country Time Deficit
1st place, gold medalist(s) 2 Marit Bjørgen  Norway 38:08.6
2nd place, silver medalist(s) 1 Justyna Kowalczyk  Poland 38:16.1 +7.5
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) 4 Therese Johaug  Norway 38:17.4 +8.8
4 5 Charlotte Kalla  Sweden 39:02.5 +53.9
5 3 Marianna Longa  Italy 39:17.0 +1:08.4
6 17 Maria Rydqvist  Sweden 39:17.4 +1:08.8
7 18 Nicole Fessel  Germany 39:17.4 +1:08.8
8 7 Aino-Kaisa Saarinen  Finland 39:19.9 +1:11.3
9 15 Kristin Størmer Steira  Norway 39:24.6 +1:16.0
10 9 Anna Haag  Sweden 39:46.8 +1:38.2
11 16 Masako Ishida  Japan 40:02.9 +1:54.3
12 12 Yuliya Chekalyova  Russia 40:05.5 +1:56.9
13 22 Evi Sachenbacher-Stehle  Germany 40:05.8 +1:57.2
14 8 Riitta-Liisa Roponen  Finland 40:06.9 +1:58.3
15 11 Marthe Kristoffersen  Norway 40:07.7 +1:59.1
16 13 Katrin Zeller  Germany 40:11.0 +2:02.4
17 14 Valentyna Shevchenko  Ukraine 40:37.9 +2:29.3
18 20 Riikka Sarasoja  Finland 40:50.7 +2:42.1
19 6 Arianna Follis  Italy 40:51.3 +2:42.7
20 27 Barbara Jezeršek  Slovenia 40:57.1 +2:48.5
21 19 Alena Procházková  Slovakia 40:58.7 +2:50.1
22 31 Ivana Janečková  Czech Republic 41:03.0 +2:54.4
23 29 Elena Kolomina  Kazakhstan 41:03.3 +2:54.7
24 37 Elizabeth Stephen  United States 41:03.5 +2:54.9
25 32 Holly Brooks  United States 41:21.5 +3:12.9
26 23 Valentina Novikova  Russia 41:22.7 +3:14.1
27 26 Yuliya Ivanova  Russia 41:25.9 +3:17.3
28 42 Jessie Diggins  United States 41:33.8 +3:25.2
29 50 Oxana Yatskaya  Kazakhstan 41:35.2 +3:26.6
30 35 Sara Lindborg  Sweden 41:35.3 +3:26.7
31 10 Krista Lähteenmäki  Finland 41:50.7 +3:42.1
32 40 Paulina Maciuszek  Poland 41:51.2 +3:42.6
33 28 Kateryna Grygorenko  Ukraine 41:54.9 +3:46.3
34 33 Eva Nývltová  Czech Republic 42:00.0 +3:51.4
35 30 Virginia de Martin Topranin  Italy 42:01.9 +3:53.3
36 25 Svetlana Malakhova-Shishkina  Kazakhstan 42:02.4 +3:53.8
37 49 Lada Nesterenko  Ukraine 42:06.6 +3:58.0
38 21 Laure Barthélémy  France 42:33.3 +4:24.7
39 34 Aurore Jéan  France 42:33.9 +4:25.3
40 24 Stefanie Böhler  Germany 42:38.9 +4:30.3
41 48 Laura Rohtla  Estonia 42:52.8 +4:44.2
42 44 Yuki Kobayashi  Japan 43:08.1 +4:59.5
43 41 Morgan Arritola  United States 43:09.5 +5:00.9
44 36 Svetlana Bochkareva  Russia 43:16.7 +5:08.1
45 43 Laura Orgué  Spain 43:39.9 +5:31.3
46 46 Mónika György  Romania 43:40.0 +5:31.4
47 47 Lee Chae-won  South Korea 43:40.8 +5:32.6
48 38 Célia Bourgeois  France 44:11.9 +5:53.7
49 52 Marina Matrosova  Kazakhstan 44:12.2 +5:54.0
50 45 Maryna Antsybor  Ukraine 45:09.9 +6:51.7
51 39 Brooke Gosling  Canada 45:18.2 +7:00.0
52 54 Esther Bottomley  Australia 46:32.4 +8:14.2
53 53 Rosamund Musgrave  United Kingdom 48:11.2 +9:53.0
55 Mirlene Picin  Brazil LAP
56 Irina Khodiakova  Kyrgyzstan LAP
51 Agnieszka Szymańczak  Poland DNS

References

  1. ^ "FIS Nordic World Ski Championships 2009 women's 7.5 km + 7.5 km double pursuit results" (PDF). FIS-Ski.com. Archived from the original (PDF) on 15 February 2010. Retrieved 21 February 2009.
  2. ^ 2010 Winter Olympic Cross-country skiing 19 February 2010 women's 7.5 km + 7.5 km double pursuit results. Archived 31 March 2010 at the Wayback Machine - accessed 20 February 2010.
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