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Visma Ski Classics XI Men Elite Start List Event 5 - Vasaloppet 7Th March 2021 DNS = Don't Start Visma Ski Classics XI Men Elite Start List Event 5 - Vasaloppet 7th March 2021 www.vismaskiclassics.com DNS = Don't start Status Gender Bibno First name Last name Nation Pro Team FIS code Year M 1 Petter Eliassen NOR Team Ragde Eiendom 3420280 01.12.1985 M 2 Stian Hoelgaard NOR Team Koteng 3421239 25.09.1991 M 3 Torleif Syrstad NOR Team Koteng 3421980 11.04.1994 M 4 Tord Asle Gjerdalen NOR Team XPND Fuel of Norway 3420023 06.08.1983 M 5 Klas Nilsson SWE Team Curira 3500234 09.01.1986 M 6 Andreas Nygaard NOR Team Ragde Eiendom 3421292 12.11.1990 M 7 Nils Persson SWE Team Engcon 3501129 09.08.1993 M 8 Anders Aukland NOR Team Ragde Eiendom 1059725 12.09.1972 M 9(Youth) Max Novak SWE Team Ramudden 3501352 01.02.1996 M 10 Simen Engebretsen Nordli NOR Team ParkettPartner Sjusjøen 3421199 03.02.1991 M 11 Joar Andreas Thele NOR Team Ragde Eiendom 3423215 07.07.1993 M 12 Marcus Johansson SWE Lager 157 Ski Team 3500810 21.03.1990 M 13 Magnus Vesterheim NOR Team Kaffebryggeriet 3423707 20.12.1994 M 14 Bob Impola SWE eD system Bauer Team 3500992 29.05.1992 M 15 Johan Lövgren SWE Team Curira 3500920 26.06.1991 M 17 Stanislav Rezac CZE Slavia Pojistovna Sport Team 1158859 29.04.1973 M 18(Champ) Emil Persson SWE Lager 157 Ski Team 3501327 05.04.1995 M 19 Niklas Henriksson SWE Team Curira 3500965 07.04.1991 M 20 Öyvind Moen Fjeld NOR Lager 157 Ski Team 3420432 10.01.1988 M 21 Morten Eide Pedersen NOR Team Nordic Athlete 3420458 18.12.1987 new M 22 Ari Luusua FIN Vltava Fund Ski Team 3180408 05.03.1988 M 23 Maxim Vylegzhanin RUS Russian Winter Team 3480013 18.10.1982 M 24 Viktor Mäenpää FIN Team Nordic Athlete 3181251 17.03.1994 M 25(Sprint) Stian Berg NOR Team Kaffebryggeriet 3422208 09.04.1994 DNS M 26 Öystein Pettersen NOR Team Kaffebryggeriet 3420089 19.01.1983 M 27 Gabriel Höjlind SWE Team Engcon 3501365 13.05.1996 M 30 Hannes Mäenpää FIN Team Nordic Athlete 3181252 26.06.1996 M 31 Vaclav Sedlacek CZE Silvini Madshus Team 3150127 02.07.1986 M 33 Karstein Johaug NOR Team Ragde Eiendom 3421578 14.06.1992 M 35 Vinjar Skogsholm NOR Team ParkettPartner Sjusjøen 3422058 10.02.1994 M 37 Runar Skaug Mathisen NOR Team ParkettPartner Sjusjøen 3421855 13.03.1993 M 38 Johannes Eklöf SWE Team Ramudden 3501305 30.04.1995 M 42 Jiri Pliska CZE Silvini Madshus Team 3150091 07.05.1981 M 43 Vetle Thyli NOR Team Kaffebryggeriet 3420922 03.07.1989 M 44 Antoine Auger FRA Team Décathlon Expérience 3190576 30.04.1995 new M 45 Isac Holmström FIN Vltava Fund Ski Team 3181342 24.05.1995 M 49 Florian Rohde GER endless local Nordic Team 3200222 22.11.1984 M 50 Andreas Holmberg SWE Lager 157 Ski Team 3501011 08.12.1992 M 51 Myhr Konrad Mattson SWE Team Synnfjell 3501345 22.05.1996 M 52 Fabian Stocek CZE Vltava Fund Ski Team 3150596 19.05.1994 M 53 Petter Soleng Skinstad NOR Team Coop 3420815 30.03.1989 M 59 Alexis Jeannerod FRA Team Décathlon Expérience 3190229 27.01.1991 DNS M 61 Veli-Matti Räsänen FIN Skimarathon Team Austria 3180856 28.03.1994 M 62 Mart Kevin Polluste EST Team Nordic Jobs Worldwide 3390170 25.03.1994 M 65 Herman Paus NOR Team Ramudden 3424155 21.08.2000 DNS M 66 Petter Kaarby NOR LYN SKI Moseteråsen 3424449 19.07.1985 DNS M 68 Kristoffer Nielsen NOR Team XPND Fuel of Norway 3423142 26.08.1988 M 71 Theo Deswaziere FRA Team Décathlon Expérience 3190392 11.05.1996 M 73 Sigurd Sollien Hulbak NOR Team Synnfjell 3423036 20.07.1995 M 75 Bastien Poirrier FRA Team Décathlon Expérience 3190125 10.05.1988 DNS M 79 Anders Höst NOR LYN SKI Moseteråsen 3421931 09.06.1991 M 81 Arnaud Du Pasquier SUI Team Féclaz Formation Longue Distance 3510458 26.10.1992 M 83 Florian Capello ITA Team Robinson Trentino 3290490 24.02.1996 DNS M 86 Alexander Panzhinskiy RUS Team Robinson Trentino 3480739 16.03.1989 DNS M 87 Magnus Bleken NOR Team ParkettPartner Sjusjøen 3421602 01.07.1987 M 89 Michael Kuisle GER endless local Nordic Team 3200626 22.02.1995 M 91 Michal Sedlacek CZE Silvini Madshus Team 3150843 27.12.1975 M 92 Jonathan Hedbys SWE Team Synnfjell 3502137 02.06.1992 M 94 Matias Sölvsberg Noren NOR Team NTNUI Sweco 3422833 05.06.1996 M 99 Stefano Mich ITA Team Futura Trentino Alta Quota 3290928 22.08.1993 M 100 Florian Goebel GER endless local Nordic Team 3200533 04.05.1972 M 101 Thomas Ödegaarden NOR Team XPND Fuel of Norway 3423405 14.12.1998 DNS M 102 Eirik Brandsdal NOR Team XPND Fuel of Norway 3420365 11.11.1986 DNS M 103 Sondre Grönvold NOR LYN SKI Moseteråsen 3422167 07.07.1992 M 104 Trym Hagen NOR LYN SKI Moseteråsen 3424237 23.04.2000 DNS M 105 Harald Vinje NOR LYN SKI Moseteråsen 8420459 16.11.1995 DNS M 106 Morten Naevestad NOR LYN SKI Moseteråsen 3422164 08.11.1994 M 107 Pavel Endrst CZE Slavia Pojistovna Sport Team 3150842 19.10.1976 DNS M 108 Pavel Sehnal CZE Slavia Pojistovna Sport Team 3150841 01.07.1974 M 109 Jörgen Christoffer Myking NOR Team Straye Kästle 8420623 07.03.1993 M 110 Thomas Edvard Just NOR Team Straye Kästle 8420620 09.01.1993 M 111 Per Christian Wessel NOR Team Straye Kästle 8420622 24.08.1993 new M 112 Daniele Serra ITA Team Robinson Trentino 23.02.1996 M 113 Carl Andreas Julsvoll NOR Team Straye Kästle 8420625 30.06.1994 M 114 Lars Myrseth Kurås NOR Team Straye Kästle 8420624 10.06.1989 M 115 Ole Sollien Hulbak NOR Team NTNUI Sweco 3422107 11.02.1994 M 116 Henrik Haugland Syverinsen NOR Team NTNUI Sweco 8420499 26.10.1996 M 117 Hans Petter Rolke NOR Team NTNUI Sweco 8420485 17.05.1998 M 118 Ludvig Vartdal NOR Team NTNUI Sweco 3423750 02.02.1999 M 119 Olaf Talmo NOR Team NTNUI Sweco 3424679 01.06.2001 M 120 Alexey Shemiakin RUS Russian Winter Team 3481745 02.12.1989 M 121 Aleksandr Grebenko RUS Russian Winter Team 3482166 19.12.1994 M 122 Jussi Häkkinen FIN Team Electrofit 3181645 04.08.1973 DNS M 123 Mikael Lähteenmäki FIN Team Electrofit 3181644 31.01.1989 new M 124 Henri Roos EST Team Nordic Jobs Worldwide 3390207 14-07.1998 DNS M 124 Henri Äijö FIN Team Electrofit 3181646 10.06.1983 new M 125 Jurgen Kukk EST Team Nordic Jobs Worldwide 3390253 08-06-2000 DNS M 125 Marko Mänttäri FIN Team Electrofit 1366536 21.07.1980 new M 126 Öyvind Wennersberg NOR Team Coop 8240686 14.08.1955 DNS M 126 Simo-Viljami Ojanen FIN Team Electrofit 3180531 08.10.1990 M 127 Kalle Liukkonen FIN Team Electrofit 3181647 18.02.1989 M 128 Ole Eirik Fuglehaug Ekrem NOR Team Synnfjell 3422299 14.11.1995 M 129 Terje Sveum NOR Team Synnfjell 8420331 18.10.1987 M 130 Öyvind Kinneberg NOR Team Synnfjell 3424145 05.12.1997 M 131 Peter Riedl GER Team Zipps 3200905 11.05.1981 M 132 Andreas Tannert GER Team Zipps 3200784 21.12.1969 M 133 Tobias Hartig GER Team Zipps 3200889 14.09.1994 M 134 Riccardo Mich ITA Team Futura Trentino Alta Quota 3290402 06.07.1991 M 135 Marco Crestani ITA Team Futura Trentino Alta Quota 3290668 23.10.1964 M 136 Marco Mosconi ITA Team Futura Trentino Alta Quota 3290940 02.10.1971 M 137 Erik Storvall FIN Team ES Endurance 3180425 14.02.1989 M 138 Erik Silfver SWE Team ES Endurance 3500778 27.05.1990 DNS M 139 Risto Vaher EST Team Nordic Jobs Worldwide 3390241 21.12.1998 M 140 Robin Frost GER endless local Nordic Team 3200505 02.05.1993 M 141 Patrick Ottilinger GER endless local Nordic Team 3201058 10.08.1989 new M 142 Jacob Olsson NOR Team Rustad IL Oslo 3424689 06.07.2001 DNS M 142 Ståle Fenstad NOR Team Rustad IL Oslo 3423152 19.07.1986 M 143 Thomas Gifstad NOR Team Rustad IL Oslo 3421116 05.07.1992 new M 144 Thomas Bing DEU Team Zipps 3200241 03.04.1990 DNS M 144 Atle Smenes NOR Team Rustad IL Oslo 3422730 10.11.1989 M 145 Amund Riege NOR Team Rustad IL Oslo 3424232 21.10.2000 M 146 Marius Harv NOR Team Rustad IL Oslo 8420162 10.01.1996 M 148 Niko Koskela FIN Team Nordic Athlete 3180553 01.08.1990 M 149 Oskar Kardin SWE Team Ragde Eiendom 3500970 13.01.1992 M 150 Nils Ingar Aadne NOR Team Kaffebryggeriet 3424063 10.09.1982 M 151 Thomas Freimuth GER xc-ski.de A¦N Skimarathon Team 1294271 08.09.1980 M 152 Tobias Dargatz GER xc-ski.de A¦N Skimarathon Team 3200968 01.05.1990 DNS M 153 Matthias Fugger AUT xc-ski.de A¦N Skimarathon Team 3050290 13.04.1991 M 154 Thomas Joly FRA Team Décathlon Expérience 3190541 26.08.1998 M 155 Mauro Brigadoi ITA SottoZero Trentino Team Zorzi Max 3290367 01.01.1992 M 156 Francesco Ferrari ITA SottoZero Trentino Team Zorzi Max 3290467 31.05.1994 M 157 Sadurni Betriu Boix ESP SottoZero Trentino Team Zorzi Max 1325796 12.06.1982 M 158 Gabriel Kohel ITA SottoZero Trentino Team Zorzi Max 3290706 14.04.1999 DNS M 159 Peter Kiene AUT Skimarathon Team Austria 3050220 16.07.1969 M 160 Paul Combey FRA Team Féclaz Formation Longue Distance 3190440 28.05.1997 DNS M 161 Jonas Bestak CZE eD system Bauer Team 3150559 18.01.1995 DNS M 162 Miroslav Rypl CZE eD system Bauer Team 3150462 17.03.1992 new M 163 Antoine Tarantola FRA Team Féclaz Formation Longue Distance 3190475 11.07.1998 DNS M 163 Mårten Soleng Skinstad NOR Team Coop 3423084 18.04.1997 M 164 Andri Schlittler SUI TEAM BSV IBEX 3510616 27.04.1999 M 165 Lauro Brändli SUI TEAM BSV IBEX 3510538 11.03.1997 M 166 Severin Bonolini SUI TEAM BSV IBEX 3510605 08.05.1998 M 167 Nico Walther SUI TEAM BSV IBEX 3510575 29.09.1997 new M 168 Christian Lorenzi ITA SottoZero Trentino Team Zorzi Max 3290410 DNS M 168 Gilberto Panisi ITA Team Robinson Trentino 3290476 08.11.1994 M 169 Lorenzo Busin ITA Team Robinson Trentino 3290569 05.12.1996 M 170 Matis Leray FRA Team Robinson Trentino 3190516 30.06.1999 M 171 Kjetil Tyrom NOR Team ParkettPartner Sjusjøen 3422283 24.10.1995 M 172 Sivert H Bergan NOR Team ParkettPartner Sjusjøen 3422466 27.01.1995 M 173 Jan Srail CZE Vltava Fund Ski Team 3150432 18.12.1990 M 174 Chris André Jespersen NOR Team Koteng 3420009 18.10.1983 M 175 Anton Karlsson
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