Women's sprint
at the XIX Olympic Winter Games
VenueSoldier Hollow
Dates19 February
Competitors58 from 24 nations
Medalists
1st place, gold medalist(s) Yuliya Chepalova  Russia
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Evi Sachenbacher  Germany
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Anita Moen  Norway

The Women's sprint cross-country skiing competition at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, United States, was held on 19 February at Soldier Hollow.

Fifty-eight skiers competed in the qualifying round, of which the 16 fastest competitors advanced to the final rounds. The 16 competitors who advanced from the qualification were divided into 4 quarterfinal heats of 4 skiers each. The two best competitors in each quarterfinal advanced to the semifinal. The two best competitors in each semifinal advanced to the A Final competing for gold, silver, bronze and fourth place. The two lowest ranked competitors in the semifinal were placed in the B Final, competing for ranks from 5th to 8th position.

Results

Q — qualified for next round

Qualifying

58 competitors started the qualification race.[1] [2]

RankBibAthleteCountryTimeDeficitNote
110Kateřina Neumannová Czech Republic3:12.76Q
213Yuliya Chepalova Russia3:13.03+0.27Q
32Evi Sachenbacher Germany3:13.81+1.05Q
416Anita Moen Norway3:14.13+1.37Q
56Beckie Scott Canada3:14.62+1.86Q
619Elina Pienimäki Finland3:14.79+2.03Q
718Andreja Mali Slovenia3:15.75+2.99Q
84Gabriella Paruzzi Italy3:16.11+3.35Q
93Claudia Künzel Germany3:16.41+3.65Q
107Manuela Henkel Germany3:16.89+4.13Q
119Maj Helen Sorkmo Norway3:17.10+4.34Q
1227Yelena Burukhina Russia3:17.26+4.50Q
1323Anke Reschwamm Schulze Germany3:17.45+4.69Q
1426Sara Renner Canada3:18.07+5.31Q
155Lyubov Yegorova Russia3:18.46+5.70Q
1630Madoka Natsumi Japan3:18.78+6.02Q
1721Sabina Valbusa Italy3:19.22+6.46
1815Kati Sundqvist Finland3:19.23+6.47
1920Hilde Gjermundshaug Pedersen Norway3:19.79+7.03
201Nina Gavrylyuk Russia3:20.02+7.26
2112Vibeke Skofterud Norway3:20.21+7.45
228Magda Genuin Italy3:20.28+7.52
2325Kaisa Varis Finland3:20.52+7.76
2435Viktoria Lopatina Belarus3:20.59+7.83
2514Kristina Šmigun Estonia3:20.94+8.18
2611Karin Moroder Italy3:21.92+9.16
2724Andrea Huber Switzerland3:22.18+9.42
2817Lina Andersson Sweden3:22.65+9.89
2932Iryna Terelya Ukraine3:23.47+10.71
3051Jaime Fortier Canada3:23.98+11.22
3129Milaine Thériault Canada3:24.41+11.65
3233Natasa Lacen Slovenia3:24.90+12.14
3322Anna Dahlberg Sweden3:25.32+12.56
3431Teja Gregorin Slovenia3:25.64+12.88
3534Elin Ek Sweden3:25.93+13.17
3628Riitta-Liisa Lassila Finland3:27.16+14.40
3744Anna-Carin Olofsson Sweden3:28.07+15.31
3839Tessa Benoit United States3:28.35+15.59
3938Nobuko Fukuda Japan3:28.38+15.62
4049Hou Yuxia China3:28.71+15.95
4140Vita Yakymchuk Ukraine3:28.94+16.18
4236Helena Balatková Czech Republic3:29.23+16.47
4353Ilona Bublová Czech Republic3:29.35+16.59
4441Kikkan Randall United States3:30.27+17.51
4543Nataliya Sviridova-Kalinovskaya Belarus3:31.83+19.07
4642Aelin Peterson United States3:34.05+21.29
4747Tomomi Otaka Japan3:34.14+21.38
4848Irina Terentjeva Lithuania3:34.18+21.42
4845Kristina Joder United States3:34.18+21.42
5046Luan Zhengrong China3:35.21+22.45
5137Natalya Isachenko Kazakhstan3:39.09+26.33
5252Lee Chun-ja South Korea3:41.06+28.30
5355Daria Starostina Kazakhstan3:41.69+28.93
5450Zsofia Gottschall Hungary3:42.98+30.22
5556Elena Gorohova Moldova3:43.82+31.06
5658Kelime Çetinkaya Turkey4:00.50+47.74
5757Katerina Balkaba Greece4:06.99+54.23
5854Margarit Nikolyan Armenia4:13.5+1:00.79

Quarterfinals

The 16 competitors who advanced to the final rounds received new bibs which indicated their ranking in the qualification.[3][4]

Quarterfinal 1
RankSeedAthleteCountryTimeDeficitNote
19Claudia Künzel Germany3:15.1—Q
28Gabriella Paruzzi Italy3:16.2+1.1Q
316Madoka Natsumi Japan3:17.5+2.4
41Kateřina Neumannová Czech Republic3:18.9+3.8
Quarterfinal 2
RankSeedAthleteCountryTimeDeficitNote
15Beckie Scott Canada3:15.8—Q
24Anita Moen Norway3:15.9+0.1Q
313Anke Reschwam Schulze Germany3:15.9+0.1
412Yelena Burukhina Russia3:19.3+3.5
Quarterfinal 3
RankSeedAthleteCountryTimeDeficitNote
17Andreja Mali Slovenia3:14.8—Q
22Yuliya Chepalova Russia3:14.9+0.1Q
315Lyubov Yegorova Russia3:16.0+1.2
410Manuela Henkel Germany3:16.3+1.5
Quarterfinal 4
RankSeedAthleteCountryTimeDeficitNote
13Evi Sachenbacher Germany3:40.2—Q
214Sara Renner Canada3:42.4+2.2Q
311Maj Helen Sorkmo Norway3:44.2+4.0ADV
46Elina Pienimäki Finland4:01.5+21.3

Semifinals

Semifinal 1
RankSeedAthleteCountryTimeDeficitNote
14Anita Moen Norway3:23.8—QA
29Claudia Künzel Germany3:24.5+0.7QA
38Gabriella Paruzzi Italy3:25.3+1.5QB
45Beckie Scott Canada3:25.4+1.6QB
Semifinal 2
RankSeedAthleteCountryTimeDeficitNote
12Yuliya Chepalova Russia3:18.2—QA
23Evi Sachenbacher Germany3:18.5+0.3QA
311Maj Helen Sorkmo Norway3:19.4+1.2QB
47Andreja Mali Slovenia3:19.8+1.6QB
514Sara Renner Canada3:20.0+1.8

Finals

Final B
RankSeedAthleteCountryTimeDeficitNote
55Beckie Scott Canada3:24.9—
611Maj Helen Sorkmo Norway3:25.5+0.6
77Andreja Mali Slovenia3:25.9+1.0
88Gabriella Paruzzi Italy3:26.1+1.2
Final A
RankSeedAthleteCountryTimeDeficitNote
1st place, gold medalist(s)2Yuliya Chepalova Russia3:10.6—
2nd place, silver medalist(s)3Evi Sachenbacher Germany3:12.2+1.6
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)4Anita Moen Norway3:12.7+2.1
49Claudia Künzel Germany3:13.3+2.7

References

  1. ↑ "OFFICIAL RESULTS FIS - Ladies' SP 1.5 km F Qual". International Ski Federation. Retrieved 2 February 2018.
  2. ↑ "RESULT - QUALIFICATION / RÉSULTATS - QUALIFICATIONS WOMEN'S SPRINT" (PDF). International Ski Federation. Retrieved 5 February 2018.
  3. ↑ "RESULTS / RÉSULTATS WOMEN'S SPRINT" (PDF). International Ski Federation. Retrieved 2 February 2018.
  4. ↑ Results - olympic.org
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