Cross Country at the Nagano 1998 Paralympic Winter Games

Women's 5 km Free Technique LW2-9
Nagano 1998 Paralympic Winter GamesNagano 1998 Paralympic Winter Games
Host City: Nagano, Japan
Dates: ?
Countries: 7
Athletes: 11

Medallists
KARI Tanja
FIN Flag
FIN
VAN DE BUNT Majorie
NED Flag
NED
BARLUND Anne Helene
NOR Flag
NOR

Women's 5 km Free Technique LW2-9 - Results
Final Round
Rank Athlete NPC Time IRM Note
1
KARI Tanja
FIN Flag
FIN - Finland
0:14:08.3
2
VAN DE BUNT Majorie
NED Flag
NED - Netherlands
0:15:38.0
3
BARLUND Anne Helene
NOR Flag
NOR - Norway
0:15:42.1
4
FLORIET Anne
FRA Flag
FRA - France
0:17:05.2
5
BUCHEGGER Gabriele
AUT Flag
AUT - Austria
0:17:38.8
6
HUSER Theres
SUI Flag
SUI - Switzerland
0:17:47.6
7
VESTENGEN Siw
NOR Flag
NOR - Norway
0:17:49.1
8
DEVITTORI Chiara
SUI Flag
SUI - Switzerland
0:18:03.3
9
KAPLONIAK Bogumila
POL Flag
POL - Poland
0:19:51.7
10
BANIEWICZ Zenona
POL Flag
POL - Poland
0:19:54.2
11
GRON Grazyna
POL Flag
POL - Poland
0:20:43.6

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