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Fis Worldloppet Cup 2018/2019 FIS WORLDLOPPET CUP 2018/2019 OFFICIAL RESULTS AFTER Yugorskiy lizhniy marafon 2019 RANKING MEN 1. Vasaloppet China (CHI) 50 km C 04.01.2019 - 2. Dolomitenlauf (AUT) 60 km F 20.01.2019 - 3. Koenig Ludwig Lauf (GER) 50 km C 03.02.2019 - 4. La Transjurassienne (FRA) 68 km F 10.02.2019 - 5. Tartu Maraton (EST) 64 km C 17.02.2019 - 6. Finlandia Hiihto (FIN) 50 km F 24.02.2019 - 7. Ugra Ski Marathon (RUS) 50 km F 06.04.2019 Rank FIS-Code Name Nation Total 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 3190280 TARANTOLA Damien FRA 336 40 60 36 80 80 40 2 3190301 AGNELLET Gerard FRA 309 80 29 80 20 50 50 3 3190401 GUIGONNET Loic FRA 286 60 45 45 40 60 36 4 3190125 Poirrier Bastien FRA 242 60 22 20 50 45 45 5 3190002 Chauvet Benoit FRA 208 29 29 32 60 26 32 6 3190076 Mougel Adrien FRA 183 20 50 22 40 22 29 7 3420815 Skinstad Petter Soleng NOR 159 45 11 32 29 20 22 8 3190322 Chambellant Thomas FRA 115 18 45 16 36 9 3480004 Dementyev Evgeniy RUS 100 100 10 3190029 DUVILLARD Robin FRA 100 100 11 3180553 KOSKELA Niko FIN 100 100 12 1362656 LIVERS Toni SUI 100 100 13 3180436 Mikkonen Juho FIN 100 100 14 3420458 PEDERSEN Morten Eide NOR 100 100 15 3120068 Wang Qiang CHN 100 100 16 3120133 Bao Lin CHN 80 80 17 1158859 REZAC Stanislav CZE 80 80 18 3480669 ShAKIRZYaNOV RAULY Non 80 80 19 3190307 Berthet Nicolas FRA 77 11 16 26 24 20 3190576 AUGER Antoine FRA 76 40 36 21 3510428 HOSLI Corsin SUI 76 26 50 22 3510487 LECHNER Fabio SUI 76 16 60 23 3480016 Legkov Aleksandr Non 60 60 24 3190103 MILLEREAU Jeremie FRA 57 26 9 22 25 3290467 FERRARI Francesco ITA 50 50 26 3421290 Mikkelsen Martin NOR 50 50 27 3480021 Petuhov Aleksey RUS 45 45 28 3190392 DESWAZIERE Théo FRA 42 24 18 29 3150596 Stocek Fabian CZE 40 40 30 3180016 Varis Kari FIN 40 40 31 3530530 Hanneman Reese USA 36 36 32 3150000 NOVAK Petr CZE 36 36 33 3420922 THYLI Vetle NOR 36 36 34 3480503 Gafarov Anton RUS 32 32 35 3510207 KINDSCHI Joeri SUI 32 32 36 3390170 POLLUSTE Mart Kevin EST 32 32 37 3120099 Zhu Mingliang CHN 32 32 38 3290300 BONALDI Sergio ITA 30 10 20 39 3190139 MONDON Thibault FRA 29 29 40 3480586 Yurkov Sergey RUS 29 29 41 3190324 AGNELLET Antoine FRA 27 16 11 42 3180425 STORVALL Eric FIN 27 8 8 11 43 3530522 KORNFIELD Tyler USA 26 14 12 44 3480968 Lemanov Jakov RUS 26 26 45 3483223 Prokopyev Matvey RUS 26 26 46 3180522 Tiilikainen Tino FIN 26 26 47 3290367 BRIGADOI Mauro ITA 24 24 48 3050276 FLASCHBERGER Bernhard AUT 24 24 49 3390234 KALEV Christopher EST 24 24 50 3120063 Shang Jincai CHN 24 24 51 3482628 Taipov Niyaz RUS 24 24 52 3050292 LENTSCH Urban AUT 23 13 10 53 3480501 Chernov Vitaliy RUS 22 22 54 3190230 GOALABRE Paul FRA 22 22 55 3490145 ROJO Imanol ESP 20 20 56 3670049 Volotka Denis KAZ 20 20 57 3482632 Antipin Mihail RUS 18 18 58 3180613 Artemyev Alexander FIN 18 18 59 3200887 DEBERTIN Daniel GER 18 18 60 3050212 GOTTHALMSEDER Alexander AUT 18 18 61 3200713 WEIRICH Nils GER 18 18 62 3480435 Chernousov Aleksey RUS 16 16 63 3481445 FAYZULLOV ILYDAR Non 16 16 64 3180504 Maunuksela Ville FIN 16 16 65 3421406 Hjelstuen Haakon NOR 15 15 66 3390166 NASSAR Martin EST 15 15 67 3190167 REGE GIANASSO Samuel FRA 15 15 68 3483405 Saltykov Evgeniy RUS 15 15 69 3180900 Tauriainen Jussi FIN 15 15 70 3200733 UNGER Philipp GER 15 15 71 3423707 VESTERHEIM Magnus NOR 15 15 72 3482707 Baranov Yuriy RUS 14 14 73 3180826 Moilanen Vilho FIN 14 14 74 3180319 NATTINEN Niko FIN 14 14 75 1158568 ROY Didier FRA 14 14 76 3481004 Sosnin Mikhail RUS 14 14 77 3200141 VOELZ Christian GER 14 14 78 3190376 BELINGHERI Pierre FRA 13 13 79 3422208 BERG Stian NOR 13 13 80 3482154 Ermilov Sergey RUS 13 13 81 3180679 Hakala Matti FIN 13 13 82 3390241 VAHER Risto EST 13 13 83 3120175 Zhang Chenghao CHN 13 13 84 3550123 DAMSHKALNS Juris LAT 12 12 85 3190487 GRASSET Jean FRA 12 12 86 3050158 LIEDERER Niklas AUT 12 12 87 3180762 Lotta Joonas FIN 12 12 88 3483983 Popov Danil RUS 12 12 89 3422446 Tungesvik Sindre NOR 12 12 90 3190564 CHARVOLIN Antoine FRA 11 11 91 3482939 Fartushko Viktor RUS 11 11 92 3050217 ZLOEBL Thomas AUT 11 11 93 3190628 ARNOULD Jeremy FRA 10 10 94 3483222 Burmenskiy Aleksandr RUS 10 10 95 3390249 KRAUVARK Kaspar EST 10 10 96 3180248 Kymalainen Kimmo FIN 10 10 97 3120142 Li Yifan CHN 10 10 98 3050128 BACHL Philipp AUT 9 9 99 3150782 Hrouda Vaclav CZE 9 9 100 3180598 Kaukanen Henri FIN 9 9 101 3483619 Konin Evgeniy RUS 9 9 102 3200626 KUISLE Michael GER 9 9 103 3390176 LEHEMAA Taavi EST 9 9 104 3120174 Bai Xiaodong CHN 8 8 105 3181462 Karppanen Pekka FIN 8 8 106 3420414 KJOLHAMAR Vegard NOR 8 8 107 3483822 Pankratov Vyacheslav RUS 8 8 108 3390209 RABAKUKK Karl Erik EST 8 8 109 3200281 BECKER Manuel GER 7 7 110 3200505 FROST Robin GER 7 7 111 1223655 GERBOTTO Giovanni ITA 7 7 112 3390237 KAASIKU Jarmo EST 7 7 113 3180627 Kopsi Jani FIN 7 7 114 3422117 Riseth Jonas NOR 7 7 115 3481810 Salynikov Viktor RUS 7 7 116 3200888 DEBERTIN Dirk GER 6 1 5 117 3050290 FUGGER Matthias AUT 6 6 118 3200886 HARTIG Fabian GER 6 6 119 3510505 SCHELLENGERG Andrin SUI 6 6 120 3483289 Shakirzyanov Ilynur RUS 6 6 121 3120172 Shan Hongyu CHN 6 6 122 3484027 Sheikin Dmitrii RUS 6 6 123 3550061 TETERIS Janis LAT 6 6 124 3390229 KANGRO Kaivo-Mart EST 5 5 125 3483917 Kolesnichenko Arkadiy RUS 5 5 126 3540004 Madrazo German MEX 5 5 127 3200444 WEISHAEUPL Andreas GER 5 5 128 3200274 WETTERLING Felix GER 5 5 129 3120176 Zhou Zibo CHN 5 5 130 3120184 Jian Kaige CHN 4 4 131 3050135 KUHN 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