ISU WORLD ALLROUND SPEEDSKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR LADIES AND MEN 2017 March, 4 and 5, 2017; OLYMPIA HALL (VIKINGSKIPET) HAMAR TABLE OF CONTENTS page 1. Worldrecords, Worldrecords Jun., Trackrecords and Championshiprecords 2, 3 2. List of the World Champions and the numbers 2 and 3 4 - 8 3. Classification Medals Ladies and Men in World Allround Championships 9, 10 4. Countryrecords 11 5. Personal Best Ladies and Men 12, 13 6. Intermediate times and Laptimes WR, TR and CR 14 - 16 Statistical Documentation Compiled by Ronald Kruit and Alex Dumas March 02, 2017 ISU WORLD ALLROUND SPEEDSKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR LADIES AND MEN 2017 March, 4 and 5, 2017; OLYMPIA HALL (VIKINGSKIPET) HAMAR Records Ladies 500 meter Worldrecord 36,36 Sang-Hwa Lee (KOR) Salt Lake City 16-11-2013 Worldrecord Jun. 37,81 Sang-Hwa Lee (KOR) Salt Lake City 10-03-2007 Trackrecord 37,52 Jenny Wolf (GER) Hamar 25-01-2008 Championshipsrecord 37,11 Heather Richardson (USA) Calgary 07-03-2015 1500 meter Worldrecord 1.50,85 Heather Richardson (USA) Salt Lake City 21-11-2015 Worldrecord Jun. 1.55,14 Marrit Leenstra (NED) Calgary 12-03-2008 Trackrecord 1.54,65 Ireen Wüst (NED) Hamar 25-01-2008 Championshipsrecord 1.51,85 Cindy Klassen (CAN) Calgary 19-03-2006 3000 meter Worldrecord 3.53,34 Cindy Klassen (CAN) Calgary 18-03-2006 Worldrecord Jun. 3.59,49 Antoinette de Jong (NED) Salt Lake City 15-11-2013 Trackrecord 4.00,26 Gunda Niemann (GER) Hamar 17-02-2001 Championshiprecord 3.53,34 Cindy Klassen (CAN) Calgary 18-03-2006 5000 meter Worldrecord 6.42,66 Martina Sábliková (CZE) Salt Lake City 18-02-2011 Trackrecord 6.50,07 Marina Sábliková (CZE) Hamar 21-11-2009 Championshiprecord 6.48,97 Cindy Klassen (CAN) Calgary 19-03-2006 Final Classification Worldrecord 154.580 Cindy Klassen (CAN) Calgary 18/19-3-2006 (37,51 – 3.53,34 – 1.51,85 – 6.48,97) Trackrecord 159.736 Ireen Wüst (NED) Hamar 11/12-01-2014 (38,77 – 4.02,02 – 1.54,87 – 7.03,40) Championshiprecord see Worldrecord 2 ISU WORLD ALLROUND SPEEDSKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR LADIES AND MEN 2017 March, 4 and 5, 2017; OLYMPIA HALL (VIKINGSKIPET) HAMAR Records Men 500 meter Worldrecord 33,98 Pavel Kulizhnikov (RUS) Salt Lake City 20-11-2015 Worldrecord Jun. 34,56 Tingyu Gao (CHN) Urumqi 21-10-2016 Trackrecord 34,31 Jeremy Wotherspoon (CAN) Hamar 26-01-2008 Championshiprecord 34,98 Denny Morrison (CAN) Calgary 07-03-2015 1500 meter Worldrecord 1.41,04 Shani Davis (USA) Salt Lake City 11-12-2009 Worldrecord Jun. 1.44,45 Brian Hansen (USA) Salt Lake City 11-12-2009 Trackrecord 1.44,27 Shani Davis (USA) Hamar 21-11-2009 Championshiprecord 1.42,68 Shani Davis (USA) Calgary 19-03-2006 5000 meter Worldrecord 6.03,32 Sven Kramer (NED) Calgary 17-11-2007 Worldrecord Jun. 6.18,93 Håvard Bøkko (NOR) Calgary 05-11-2005 Trackrecord 6.09,74 Sven Kramer (NED) Hamar 07-02-2009 Championshiprecord 6.07,49 Sven Kramer Calgary 07-03-2015 10.000 meter Worldrecord 12.36,30 Ted-Jan Bloemen (CAN) Salt Lake City 21-11-2015 Trackrecord 12.50,96 Sven Kramer (NED) Hamar 22-11-2009 Championshiprecord 12.49,88 Sven Kramer (NED) Heerenveen 11-02-2007 Final Classification Worldrecord 145.742 Shani Davis (USA) Calgary 18/19-03-2006 (35,17 – 6.10,49 – 1.42,68 – 13.05,94) Trackrecord 147.567 Sven Kramer (NED) Hamar 07/08-02-2009 (36,33 – 6.09,74 – 1.45,01 – 13.05,21) Championshiprecord see Worldrecord 3 ISU WORLD ALLROUND SPEEDSKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR LADIES AND MEN 2017 March, 4 and 5, 2017; OLYMPIA HALL (VIKINGSKIPET) HAMAR List of the Worldchampions (+ Nr 2 and 3) Year City 1. Gold 2. Silver 3. Bronze 1936 Stockholm K. Klein V. Lesche S. Lie 1937 Davos L. Schou Nilsen S. Lie V. Lesche 1938 Oslo L. Schou Nilsen V. Lesche S. Lie 1939 Tampere V. Lesche L. Salmi L. Tamminen 1947 Drammen V. Lesche E.M. Kristiansen M. Kvestad 1948 Turku M. Isakova L. Selikhova Z.Kholtsjevnikova 1949 Kongsberg M. Isakova Z. Kholtsjevnikova R. Zhukova 1950 Moskva M. Isakova Z. Krotova R. Zhukova 1951 Eskilstuna E. Huttunen R. Thorvaldsen R. Mikkelsen 1952 Kokkola L. Selikhova M. Anikanova R. Thorvaldsen 1953 Lillehammer K. Sjegolejeva R. Zhukova R. Selikhova 1954 Östersund L. Selikhova R. Zhukova S. Kondakova 1955 Kuopio R. Zhukova T. Rylova L. Selikhova 1956 Kvarnsveden S. Kondakova R. Zhukova T. Rylova 1957 Imatra I. Voronina T. Rylova L. Selikhova 1958 Kristinehamn I. Voronina T. Rylova S. Kondakova 1959 Sverdlovsk T. Rylova V. Stenina L. Skoblikova 1960 Östersund V. Stenina T. Rylova L. Skoblikova 1961 Tønsberg V. Stenina A. Tuzova L. Skoblikova 1962 Imatra I. Artamanova L. Skoblikova A. Tuzova 1963 Karuizawa L. Skoblikova I. Artamanova V. Stenina 1964 Kristinehamn L. Skoblikova I. Artamanova T. Rylova 1965 Oulu I. Artamanova V. Stenina S. Kaiser 1966 Trondheim V. Stenina S. Soon Kim S. Kaiser 1967 Deventer S. Kaiser L. Kauniste D. Holum 1968 Helsinki S. Kaiser A. Schut C. Geijssen 1969 Grenoble L. Kauniste S. Kaiser A. Schut 1970 West Allis A. Keulen S. Kaiser S. Sundby 1971 Helsinki N. Statkevitsj S. Kaiser L. Titova 1972 Heerenveen A. Keulen S. Baas D. Holum 1973 Strömsund A. Keulen T. Sjelekova T. Rep 1974 Heerenveen A. Keulen T. Averina N. Statkevitsj 1975 Assen K. Kessow T. Averina S. Young 1976 Gjøvik S. Burka T. Averina S. Young 1977 Keystone V. Brindzej G. Stepanskaja G. Nikitina 1978 Helsinki T. Averina G. Stepanskaja M. Dittmann 1979 Den Haag B. Heiden N. Petrusjova S. Burka 1980 Hamar N. Petrusjova B. Heiden B.E. Jensen 1981 Sainte Foy N. Petrusjova K. Enke S. Docter 1982 Inzell K. Busch-Enke A. Schöne N. Petrusjova 1983 K.M. Stadt A. Schöne K. Enke V. Lalenkova 1984 Deventer K. Enke A. Schöne G. Schönbrunn 1985 Sarajevo A. Schöne G. Schönbrunn S. Brehm 1986 Den Haag K. Kania-Enke A. Ehrig S. Brehm 1987 West Allis K. Kania A. Ehrig Y. van Gennip 1988 Skien K. Kania Y. van Gennip E. Rys 1989 Lake Placid C. Moser G. Kleemann Y. van Gennip 1990 Calgary J. Börner S. Hashimoto C. Moser 1991 Hamar G. Kleemann H. Warnicke L. van Schie 4 ISU WORLD ALLROUND SPEEDSKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR LADIES AND MEN 2017 March, 4 and 5, 2017; OLYMPIA HALL (VIKINGSKIPET) HAMAR List of the Worldchampions (+ Nr 2 and 3) 1992 Heerenveen G. Niemann E. Hunyady S. Hashimoto 1993 Berlin G. Niemann E. Hunyady H. Warnicke 1994 Butte E. Hunyady U. Adeberg M. Dascalu 1995 Savalen G. Niemann L. Prokasjeva A. Thomas 1996 Inzell G. Niemann C. Pechstein M. Uehara 1997 Nagano G. Niemann C. Pechstein T. de Jong 1998 Heerenveen G. Niemann C. Pechstein A. Friesinger 1999 Hamar G. Niemann C. Pechstein T. de Jong 2000 Milwaukee C. Pechstein G. Niemann M. Tabata 2001 Budapest A. Friesinger C. Pechstein R. Groenewold 2002 Heerenveen A. Friesinger C. Klassen C. Pechstein 2003 Göteborg C. Klassen C. Pechstein D. Anschütz 2004 Hamar R. Groenewold C. Pechstein W. Cramer 2005 Moskva A. Friesinger C. Klassen C. Pechstein 2006 Calgary C. Klassen C. Pechstein K. Groves 2007 Heerenveen I. Wüst A. Friesinger C. Klassen 2008 Berlin P. van Deutekom I. Wüst K. Groves 2009 Hamar M. Sábliková K. Groves I. Wüst 2010 Heerenveen M. Sábliková K. Groves I. Wüst 2011 Calgary I. Wüst C. Nesbitt M. Sábliková 2012 Moskva I. Wüst M. Sábliková C. Nesbitt 2013 Hamar I. Wüst D. Valkenburg Y. Shikhova 2014 Heerenveen I. Wüst O. Graf Y. Nauta 2015 Calgary M. Sábliková I. Wüst I. Njåtun 2016 Berlin M. Sábliková I. Wüst A. de Jong 5 ISU WORLD ALLROUND SPEEDSKATING CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR LADIES AND MEN 2017 March, 4 and 5, 2017; OLYMPIA HALL (VIKINGSKIPET) HAMAR List of the Worldchampions (+ Nr 2 and 3) Men Year City 1. Gold 2. Silver 3. Bronze 1893 Amsterdam J. Eden (NED) 1894 Stockholm undecided 1895 Hamar J. Eden (NED) 1896 Leningrad J. Eden (NED) 1897 Montreal J. McCulloch (CAN) 1898 Davos P. Østlund (NOR) 1899 Berlijn P. Østlund (NOR) 1900 Oslo E. Engelsaas (NOR) 1901 Stockholm F. Wathèn (FIN) 1902 Helsinki undecided 1903 Leningrad undecided 1904 Oslo S. Mathisen(NOR) (disqualification from P. Sinnerud) 1905 Groningen C. de Koning (NED) 1906 Helsinki undecided 1907 Trondheim undecided 1908 Davos O. Mathisen (NOR) M. Sæterhaug (NOR) M. Öholm (SWE) 1909 Oslo O. Mathisen (NOR) O. Steen (NOR) O. Andersson (SWE) 1910 Helsinki N. Strunnikov (URS) O. Mathisen (NOR) M. Saeterhaug (NOR) 1911 Trondheim N. Strunnikov (URS) M. Saeterhaug (NOR) H. Olsen (NOR) 1912 Oslo O. Mathisen (NOR) G. Strömsten (FIN) T. Lundgren (NOR) 1913 Helsinki O. Mathisen (NOR) W. Ippolitov (URS) N. Naidenov (URS) 1914 Oslo O. Mathisen (NOR) W. Ippolitov (URS) W. Wickström (FIN) 1922 Oslo H. Strøm (NOR) R. Larsen (NOR) C. Thunberg (FIN) 1923 Stockholm C. Thunberg (FIN) H. Stroem (NOR) J. Melnikov (URS) 1924 Helsinki R. Larsen (NOR) U. Pietilä (FIN) J. Skutnabb (FIN) 1925 Oslo C. Thunberg (FIN) U. Pietilä (FIN) R. Larsen (NOR) 1926 Trondheim I. Ballangrud (NOR) R. Larsen (NOR) B. Evensen (NOR) 1927 Tampere B. Evensen (NOR) C. Thunberg (FIN) A. Carlsen (NOR) 1928 Davos C. Thunberg (FIN) I. Ballangrud (NOR) B. Evensen (NOR) 1929 Oslo C. Thunberg (FIN) I. Ballangrud (NOR) M. Staksrud (NOR) 1930 Oslo M. Staksrud (NOR) I. Ballangrud (NOR) A. v.d. Scheer (NED) 1931 Helsinki C. Thunberg (FIN) B. Evensen (NOR) I. Ballangrud (NOR) 1932 Lake Placid I. Ballangrud (NOR) M. Staksrud (NOR) B. Evensen (NOR) 1933 Trondheim H. Engnestangen (NOR) M. Staksrud (NOR) I. Ballangrud (NOR) 1934 Helsinki B.