Biegi narciarskie na Zimowych Igrzyskach Olimpijskich 1976 – bieg na 15 km mężczyzn
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| Miejsce | Innsbruck | ||
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 Złoty medal | |||
 Srebrny medal | |||
 Brązowy medal | |||
| Biegi narciarskie na Zimowych Igrzyskach Olimpijskich 1976  | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| 5 km | kobiety | ||
| 10 km | kobiety | ||
| 15 km | mężczyźni | ||
| 30 km | mężczyźni | ||
| Sztafety | mężczyźni | kobiety | |
| 50 km | mężczyźni | ||
Bieg mężczyzn na dystansie 15 km stylem klasycznym podczas Zimowych Igrzysk Olimpijskich 1976 w Innsbrucku został rozegrany 8 lutego. Wzięło w nim udział 80 zawodników z 23 państw. Mistrzem olimpijskim w tej konkurencji został reprezentant ZSRR Nikołaj Bażukow.
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| Miejsce | Zawodnik | Państwo | Czas | Strata |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nikołaj Bażukow |  ZSRR | 43:58,47 | - |
| Jewgienij Bielajew | ZSRR | 44:01,10 | +2,63 |
| Arto Koivisto |  Finlandia | 44:19,25 | +20,78 |
| 4. | Iwan Garanin | ZSRR | 44:41,98 | +43,51 |
| 5. | Ivar Formo |  Norwegia | 45:29,11 | +1:30,64 |
| 6. | Bill Koch |  Stany Zjednoczone | 45:32,22 | +1:33,75 |
| 7. | Georg Zipfel |  RFN | 45:38,10 | +1:39,63 |
| 8. | Odd Martinsen | Norwegia | 45:41,33 | +1:42,86 |
| 9. | Gert-Dietmar Klause |  NRD | 45:42,97 | +1:44,50 |
| 10. | Juha Mieto | Finlandia | 45:46,27 | + 1:47,80 |
| 11. | Albert Giger |  Szwajcaria | 45:47,07 | + 1:48,60 |
| 12. | Franz Renggli | Szwajcaria | 45:53,49 | + 1:55,02 |
| 13. | Benny Södergren |  Szwecja | 45:59,91 | + 2:01,44 |
| 14. | Pertti Teurajärvi | Finlandia | 46:04,84 | + 2:06,37 |
| 15. | Thomas Wassberg | Szwecja | 46:13,35 | + 2:14,88 |
| 16. | Jurij Skobow | ZSRR | 46:16,27 | + 2:17,80 |
| 17. | Eduard Hauser | Szwajcaria | 46:29,14 | + 2:30,67 |
| 18. | Jean-Paul Pierrat |  Francja | 46:35,64 | + 2:37,17 |
| 19. | Herbert Wachter |  Austria | 46:46,39 | + 2:47,92 |
| 20. | Pål Tyldum | Norwegia | 46:50,57 | + 2:52,10 |
| 21. | Giulio Capitanio |  Włochy | 46:51,14 | + 2:52,67 |
| 22. | Wiesław Gębala |  Polska | 46:59,00 | + 3:00,53 |
| 23. | Tommy Limby | Szwecja | 47:00,06 | + 3:01,59 |
| 24. | Iwan Lebanow |  Bułgaria | 47:02,41 | + 3:03,94 |
| 25. | Jürgen Wolf | NRD | 47:04,49 | + 3:06,02 |
| 26. | Ljubomir Toskow | Bułgaria | 47:04,87 | + 3:06,40 |
| 27. | Alfred Kälin | Szwajcaria | 47:05,39 | + 3:06,92 |
| 28. | Gerd Heßler | NRD | 47:08,77 | + 3:10,30 |
| 29. | Renzo Chiocchetti | Włochy | 47:11,22 | + 3:12,75 |
| 30. | Sven-Åke Lundbäck | Szwecja | 47:12,85 | + 3:14,38 |
| 31. | Georg Kandlinger | RFN | 47:20,13 | + 3:21,66 |
| 32. | Risto Kiiskinen | Finlandia | 47:21,06 | + 3:22,59 |
| 33. | Bert Bullock |  Kanada | 47:23,38 | + 3:24,91 |
| 34. | František Šimon |  Czechosłowacja | 47:24,90 | + 3:26,43 |
| 35. | Ján Fajstavr | Czechosłowacja | 47:25,77 | + 3:27,30 |
| 36. | Roberto Primus | Włochy | 47:29,02 | + 3:30,55 |
| 37. | Tim Caldwell | Stany Zjednoczone | 47:33,59 | + 3:35,12 |
| 38. | Franz Betz | RFN | 47:39,15 | + 3:40,68 |
| 39. | Milan Jarý | Czechosłowacja | 47:50,01 | + 3:51,54 |
| 40. | Jan Staszel | Polska | 48:04,31 | + 4:05,84 |
| 41. | Petyr Pankow | Bułgaria | 48:08,46 | + 4:09,99 |
| 42. | Rudolf Horn | Austria | 48:10,52 | + 4:12,05 |
| 43. | Werner Vogel | Austria | 48:17,47 | + 4:19,00 |
| 44. | Władysław Podgórski | Polska | 48:18,62 | + 4:20,15 |
| 45. | Hans Speicher | RFN | 48:28,90 | + 4:30,43 |
| 46. | Stanislav Henych | Czechosłowacja | 48:31,23 | + 4:32,76 |
| 47. | Halldór Matthíasson |  Islandia | 48:42,22 | + 4:43,75 |
| 48. | Josef Vogel | Austria | 48:42,32 | + 4:43,85 |
| 49. | Gerhard Grimmer | NRD | 48:45,04 | + 4:46,57 |
| 50. | Kiyoshi Hayasaka |  Japonia | 48:46,93 | + 4:48,46 |
| 51. | Daniel Drezet | Francja | 48:56,97 | + 4:58,50 |
| 52. | Ronny Yeager | Stany Zjednoczone | 48:58,16 | + 4:59,69 |
| 53. | Fabrizio Pedranzini | Włochy | 48:58,30 | + 4:59,83 |
| 54. | Doug Peterson | Stany Zjednoczone | 49:00,98 | + 5:02,51 |
| 55. | Magne Myrmo | Norwegia | 49:26,89 | + 5:28,42 |
| 56. | Hans Skinstad | Kanada | 49:30,36 | + 5:31,89 |
| 57. | Maksi Jelenc |  Jugosławia | 49:35,35 | + 5:36,88 |
| 58. | Ryoji Fujiki | Japonia | 49:40,48 | + 5:42,01 |
| 59. | Edward Day | Kanada | 49:59,43 | + 6:00,96 |
| 60. | Christo Barzanow | Bułgaria | 50:08,09 | + 6:09,62 |
| 61. | Roland Jeannerod | Francja | 50:18,27 | + 6:19,80 |
| 62. | Gérard Verguet | Francja | 50:29,28 | + 6:30,81 |
| 63. | Paul Gibbins |  Wielka Brytania | 51:48,02 | +7:49,55 |
| 64. | Bahri Yılmaz |  Turcja | 51:57,08 | +7:58,61 |
| 65. | Douglas Elliott | Wielka Brytania | 52:14,27 | + 8:15,80 |
| 66. | Sacit Özbey | Turcja | 52:15,41 | + 8:16,94 |
| 67. | Ernie Lennie | Kanada | 52:27,04 | + 8:28,57 |
| 68. | Keith Oliver | Wielka Brytania | 52:31,00 | + 8:32,53 |
| 69. | Trausti Sveinsson | Islandia | 52:50,29 | + 8:51,82 |
| 70. | Şeref Çınar | Turcja | 52:50,67 | + 8:52,20 |
| 71. | Marcos Luis Jerman |  Argentyna | 53:43,34 | + 9:44,87 |
| 72. | Yavuz Özbey | Turcja | 55:47,55 | + 11:49,08 |
| 73. | Ueng Ming-yih |  Chińskie Tajpej | 57:02,75 | + 13:04,28 |
| 74. | Martín Tomás Jerman | Argentyna | 1:00:07,39 | +16:08,92 |
| 75. | Efstathios Vogdanos |  Grecja | 1:05:51,28 | + 21:52,81 |
| 76. | Liang Reng-guey | Chińskie Tajpej | 1:06:02,79 | + 22:04,32 |
| 77. | Shen Li-chien | Chińskie Tajpej | 1:06:45,77 | + 22:47,30 |
| 78. | Athanasios Koutsogiannis | Grecja | 1:07:49,43 | + 23:50,96 |
| - | Jan Dragon | Polska | DNF | - |
| - | Matías José Jerman | Argentyna | DNF | - |
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