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Robin McKeever wins the Continental Cup men's 10km interval start free at Duntroon on 5 February 2000

Robin McKeever led the official FIS Continental Cup classification for the men's 10km interval start free at Duntroon on 5 February 2000, ahead of Chris Jefferies and Justin Freeman.

5 February 2000 North America Duntroon
Source-checked report card · Cross-country skiingWinner: Robin McKeever (CAN)

5 February 2000 · Duntroon

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The story

Robin McKeever won the men's 10km interval start free at the FIS Cross-Country Continental Cup meeting in Duntroon, Canada, on 5 February 2000. The completed FIS classification places Chris Jefferies second and Justin Freeman third, so the archive treats this result as one underlying competition development.

How it unfolded

Robin McKeever (Canada) recorded 26:08.6. Chris Jefferies (Canada) followed at +12.5, while Justin Freeman (United States) completed the leading three at +14.9. The gaps are reported exactly in the format published by FIS.

The wider picture

The federation's event page separately identifies the Continental Cup programme and confirms the discipline, gender, venue and date. The historical competition date remains distinct from iintroo's later archive-publication timestamp; no championship title or season ranking is inferred from this single result. No event photograph is reproduced because exact republication rights were not established.

Leading official classification

Robin McKeever wins the Continental Cup men's 10km interval start free at Duntroon on 5 February 2000
RankCompetitorCountryResult
1Robin McKeeverCAN26:08.6
2Chris JefferiesCAN+12.5
3Justin FreemanUSA+14.9

Sources

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