Herrarnas linjelopp i landsvägscykling vid olympiska sommarspelen 1992
| Herrarnas linjelopp vid de XXV:e olympiska sommarspelen | ||||
| Anläggning | Sant Sadurni d'Anoia | |||
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| Datum | 2 augusti | |||
| Deltagare | 154 från 61 nationer | |||
| Vinnartid | 4:35:21 | |||
| Medaljörer | ||||
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| ← 1988 1996 → | ||||
| Cykling vid olympiska sommarspelen 1992 | ||||
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| Linjelopp | Herrar | Damer | ||
| Tempolopp lag | Herrar | |||
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| Individuell förföljelse | Herrar | Damer | ||
| Lagförföljelse | Herrar | |||
| Sprint | Herrar | Damer | ||
| Tempolopp | Herrar | |||
| Poänglopp | Herrar | |||
Herrarnas linjelopp i landsvägscykling vid olympiska sommarspelen 1992 ägde rum den 2 augusti 1992 i Sant Sadurní d'Anoia.
Medaljörer
| Event | Guld | Silver | Brons |
| Herrarnas linjelopp |  Fabio CasartelliItalien |  Erik DekkerNederländerna |  Dainis OzolsLettland |
Resultat
Slutliga tider
| Placering | Cyklist | Tid |
|---|---|---|
 | Fabio Casartelli (ITA) | 4:35:21 |
 | Erik Dekker (NED) | 4:35:22 |
 | Dainis Ozols (LAT) | 4:35:24 |
| 4. |  Erik Zabel (GER) | 4:35:56 |
| 5. |  Lauri Aus (EST) | — |
| 6. |  Andrzej Sypytkowski (POL) | — |
| 7. |  Sylvain Bolay (FRA) | — |
| 8. | Arvis Piziks (LAT) | — |
| 9. | Raido Kodanipork (EST) | — |
| 10. |  Grant Rice (AUS) | — |
| 11. |  Lars Michaelsen (DEN) | — |
| 12. |  Michel Lafis (SWE) | — |
| 13. |  Urs Güller (SUI) | — |
| 14. |  Lance Armstrong (USA) | — |
| 15. |  Ángel Edo (ESP) | — |
| 16. | Darren Smith (AUS) | — |
| 17. | Richard Groenendaal (NED) | — |
| 18. | Christian Andersen (DEN) | — |
| 19. | Roland Meier (SUI) | — |
| 20. | Davide Rebellin (ITA) | — |
| 21. |  Tomokazu Fujino (JPN) | — |
| 22. | Jacek Mickiewicz (POL) | — |
| 23. |  Saulius Sarkauskas (LTU) | — |
| 24. | Kiko García (ESP) | — |
| 25. |  František Trkal (TCH) | — |
| 26. |  Gianni Vignaduzzi (CAN) | — |
| 27. | Miloslav Kejval (TCH) | — |
| 28. |  Wanderley Azevedo (BRA) | — |
| 29. |  Peter Luttenberger (AUT) | — |
| 30. | Steffen Wesemann (GER) | — |
| 31. |  Xavier Pérez (AND) | — |
| 32. |  Kevin Kimmage (IRL) | — |
| 33. |  Svyatoslav Ryabuchenko (EUN) | — |
| 34. | Claus Møller (DEN) | — |
| 35. | Conor Henry (IRL) | — |
| 36. |  Simeon Hempsall (GBR) | — |
| 37. | Timm Peddie (USA) | — |
| 38. |  Bjørn Stenersen (NOR) | — |
| 39. |  Tang Xuezhong (CHN) | — |
| 40. |  Carlos Maya (VEN) | — |
| 41. | Nathael Sagard (CAN) | — |
| 42. | Aleksandar Milenković (IOP) | — |
| 43. |  Juan Carlos Rosero (ECU) | — |
| 44. | Zhu Zhengjun (CHN) | — |
| 45. | Lars Kristian Johnsen (NOR) | — |
| 46. | Hussein Monsalve (VEN) | — |
| 47. | Pyotr Kochelenko (EUN) | — |
| 48. | Pascal Hervé (FRA) | — |
| 49. |  José Robles (COL) | — |
| 50. |  Federico Moreira (URU) | — |
| 51. |  Graeme Miller (NZL) | — |
| 52. | Héctor Palacio (COL) | — |
| 53. | Arnolds Udris (LAT) | — |
| 54. | Andreas Langl (AUT) | — |
| 55. | Zbigniew Pictek (POL) | — |
| 56. | Georg Totschnig (AUT) | — |
| 57. | Karsten Stenersen (NOR) | — |
| 58. |  Steig Csaba (HUN) | — |
| 59. | Brian Fowler (NZL) | — |
| 60. | David Cook (GBR) | — |
| 61. | Matthew Stephens (GBR) | — |
| 62. | Jacques Landry (CAN) | — |
| 63. |  Valter Bonča (SLO) | — |
| 64. | Wang Shusen (CHN) | — |
| 65. | Paul Slane (IRL) | — |
| 66. | Aleksey Bochkov (EUN) | — |
| 67. | Michael "Roddarn" Andersson (SWE) | — |
| 68. | Christian Meyer (GER) | — |
| 69. | Pavel Padrnos (TCH) | — |
| 70. | Armin Meier (SUI) | — |
| 71. | Mirco Gualdi (ITA) | — |
| 72. | Rob Compas (NED) | 4:36:33 |
| 73. | Thomas Bamford (NZL) | 4:36:41 |
| 74. | Sergio Tesitore (URU) | 4:36:52 |
| 75. | Bob Mionske (USA) | 4:42:31 |
| 76. | Libardo Niño (COL) | 4:44:05 |
| 77. | Glenn Magnusson (SWE) | 4:44:32 |
| 78. | Radiša Šubrić (IOP) | 4:45:14 |
| 79. |  Jamaran Ulzii-Orshikh (MGL) | — |
| 80. | Károly Eisenkrammer (HUN) | 4:52:07 |
| 81. |  Scott Richardson (RSA) | 4:58:25 |
| 82. | Emili Pérez (AND) | — |
| 83. | Dashjamts Munkhbat (MGL) | 5:02:11 |
| 84. | Kozo Fujita (JPN) | — |
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