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Cross-Country, Men

Date30 July 1996 — 10:00
StatusOlympic
LocationMountainbike Course, Georgia International Horse Park, Conyers, Georgia
Participants43 from 26 countries
Format48.7 km.

This was the Olympic début for mountain biking at the Olympics. World Championships had been conducted since 1990, with American Ned Overend winning the first title in Durango, Colorado. Denmark’s Henrik Djernis won the world title in 1992-94, but did not compete in Atlanta. The 1995 World Champion was Bart Brentjens (NED), and he was favored along with Switzerland’s Thomas Frischknecht, runner-up at the three first World Championships, and he would win the world title later in 1996. Brentjens took an immediate lead in the race, as he and Italy’s Luca Bramati broke away early. But Brentjens broke Bramati by the halfway point, and Brentjen pulled away to an easy victory, winning by over 2½ minutes from Frischknecht.

PosCompetitorNOCTimeMargin
1Bart BrentjensNED2-17:38–Gold
2Thomas FrischknechtSUI–at 2:36Silver
3Miguel MartinezFRA–at 2:58Bronze
4Christophe DupoueyFRA–at 7:25
5Daniele PontoniITA–at 7:30
6José Andrés BrenesCRC–at 8:13
7Lennie KristensenDEN–at 8:24
8Luca BramatiITA–at 8:27
9Cadel EvansAUS–at 8:37
10Ralph BernerGER–at 10:07
11Rune HøydahlNOR–at 10:38
12Gary FoordGBR–at 11:32
13Warren SallenbackCAN–at 12:19
14Beat WabelSUI–at 14:39
15David BakerGBR–at 14:52
16Rob WoodsAUS–at 15:36
17Roel PaulissenBEL–at 16:15
18Jan ØstergaardDEN–at 16:52
19Tinker JuarezUSA–at 17:37
20Don MyrahUSA–at 18:12
21Roger PerssonSWE–at 19:39
22Jokin MujikaESP–at 23:37
23Jhon AriasCOL–at 24:26
24Radovan FořtCZE–at 25:05
25Martin EarleyIRL–at 26:18
26Kyoshi MiuraJPN–at 27:25
27Márcio RavelliBRA–at 27:38
28Ernst DeniflAUT–at 27:56
29Marek GalińskiPOL–at 28:16
30Peter HricSVK–at 28:44
31Andreas HestlerCAN–at 29:07
32Alister MartinIRL–at 30:08
33Pavel CamrdaCZE–at 31:31
34Juan AriasCOL–at 33:06
35Ivanir LopesBRA–at 35:51
36Sławomir BarulPOL–at 36:18
DNFLautaro ChávezARG––
DNFRory GonsalvesANT––
DNFAlges MaasikmetsEST––
DNFMike KlugeGER––
DNFRoberto LezaúnESP––
DNFMarcel ArntzNED––
DNFPeter Van Den AbeeleBEL––