2012 World Sprint Speed Skating Championships Explained

Event:World Sprint Speed Skating Championships
Venue:Olympic Oval (Calgary)
Dates:28 and 29 January 2011
Competitors:34 men
28 women
Goldm:Stefan Groothuis
Silverm:Lee Kyou-hyuk
Bronzem:Mo Tae-bum
Goldmnation:Netherlands
Silvermnation:South Korea
Bronzemnation:South Korea
Goldw:Yu Jing
Silverw:Christine Nesbitt
Bronzew:Zhang Hong
Goldwnation:China
Silverwnation:Canada
Bronzewnation:China
Prev:2011 Heerenveen
Next:2013 Salt Lake City

The 2012 World Sprint Speed Skating Championships were a long track speed skating event held on 28 and 29 January 2012 in Olympic Oval, Calgary, Canada.[1]

Men championships

Sprint results

Stefan Groothuis skated a new points record (136.810), the previous record belonged to Jeremy Wotherspoon (137.230 [2003])[2]

RankNameNation500 m (1)1000 m (1)500 m (2)1000 m (2)TotalBehind
34.84 1:07.50 34.74 1:06.96 136.810
34.33 1:08.01 34.67 1:07.99 137.000 +0.18
Mo Tae-bum34.67 1:07.99 34.42 1:07.99 137.080 +0.26
Mika Poutala34.62 1:08.20 34.38 1:08.34 137.270 +0.45
35.16 1:07.25 35.03 1:07.11 137.360 +0.54
34.46 1:08.10 34.71 1:08.40 137.420 +0.60
34.72 1:08.54 34.48 1:08.08 137.510 +0.69
Joji Kato34.56 1:09.08 34.35 1:08.68 137.790 +0.98
Jamie Gregg34.69 1:09.13 34.48 1:08.24 137.855 +1.05
10 34.54 1:09.06 34.69 1:08.57 138.045 +1.24
11 Aleksey Yesin35.26 1:08.51 34.77 1:07.84 138.205 +1.40
12 Artyom Kuznetsov34.92 1:09.27 34.63 1:08.77 138.570 +1.76
13 35.25 1:08.05 35.20 1:08.28 138.615 +1.81
14 34.89 1:09.21 34.61 1:09.44 138.825 +2.02
15 34.85 1:10.07 34.43 1:09.54 139.085 +2.28
16 35.53 1:09.45 35.01 1:07.72 139.125 +2.32
17 35.56 1:08.31 35.55 1:07.98 139.255 +2.45
18 35.72 1:08.87 35.18 1:08.32 139.495 +2.69
19 35.65 1:09.02 35.16 1:08.50 139.570 +2.76
20 35.16 1:09.03 35.19 1:09.54 139.635 +2.83
21 Mirko Giacomo Nenzi35.63 1:08.80 35.15 1:09.42 139.890 +3.08
22 Denis Kuzin35.80 1:08.65 35.58 1:08.55 139.980 +3.17
23 35.10 1:10.48 34.84 1:09.69 140.025 +3.22
24 Benjamin Macé36.04 1:08.41 36.35 1:09.12 141.155 +4.35
NQ25 34.91 1:09.05 34.97
NQ26 35.54 1:09.38 34.99
NQ27 Lee Ki-ho35.17 1:10.47 35.04
NQ28 35.26 1:09.97 35.22
NQ29 Håvard Holmefjord Lorentzen35.66 1:09.16 35.72
NQ30 Denny Ihle35.23 1:10.78 35.43
NQ31 35.59 1:10.20 35.78
NQ32 Bram Smallenbroek37.09 1:11.02 36.71
NQ33 35.89 1:11.64
NQ34 Lee Kang-seok35.11
NQ = Not qualified for the second 1000m (only the best 24 are qualified)
DQ = disqualified

Women championships

Sprint results

The previous record of 149.305 set by Cindy Klassen in 2006 was beaten by Yu Jing and Christine Nesbitt, both of whom skated in the same pair for the second 1000m.[3]

RankNameNation500 m (1)1000 m (1)500 m (2)1000 m (2)TotalBehind
37.72 1:14.43 36.94 WR 1:13.47 148.610
37.93 1:12.68 WR 37.89 1:12.94 148.630 +0.02
Zhang Hong37.63 1:14.44 37.87 1:13.95 149.700 +1.09
Margot Boer37.71 1:14.37 37.83 1:14.17 149.810 +1.20
37.67 1:14.67 37.75 1:14.33 149.920 +1.31
Heather Richardson38.07 1:14.49 37.85 1:14.05 150.190 +1.58
37.50 1:15.75 37.32 1:15.07 150.230 +1.62
38.15 1:14.16 38.29 1:13.89 150.465 +1.86
37.35 1:14.95 38.04 1:15.59 150.665 +2.06
10 Thijsje Oenema38.09 1:14.92 37.88 1:14.67 150.765 +2.16
11 37.70 1:15.94 37.36 1:15.58 150.820 +2.21
12 Olga Fatkulina38.33 1:15.28 38.03 1:14.86 151.430 +2.82
13 38.07 1:15.24 38.05 1:15.52 151.500 +2.89
14 38.05 1:15.83 37.79 1:17.00 152.255 +3.65
15 Yukana Nishina38.12 1:16.03 38.17 1:15.94 152.275 +3.67
16 38.27 1:16.17 38.15 1:15.80 152.405 +3.80
17 38.17 1:16.97 38.11 1:15.40 152.465 +3.86
18 38.67 1:15.50 38.40 1:15.80 152.720 +4.11
19 Miho Takagi38.75 1:15.48 38.75 1:15.62 153.050 +4.44
20 Svetlana Kaykan38.33 1:17.94 38.04 1:16.60 153.640 +5.03
21 38.80 1:17.61 38.55 1:16.79 154.550 +5.94
22 39.07 1:16.47 38.91 1:17.27 154.850 +6.24
23 Kaylin Irvine39.09 1:17.26 38.87 1:16.71 154.945 +6.34
24 Kim Hyun-yung38.98 1:17.65 38.44 1:17.45 154.970 +6.36
NQ25 38.75 1:16.50 38.54
NQ26 1:15.37
NQ27
NQ = Not qualified for the second 1000m (only the best 24 are qualified)
DQ = disqualified

Rules

All participating skaters are allowed to skate the two 500 meters and one 1000 meters; 24 skaters may take part on the second 1000 meters. These 24 skaters are determined by the samalog standings after the three skated distances, and comparing these lists as follows:

  1. Skaters among the top 24 on both lists are qualified.
  2. To make up a total of 24, skaters are then added in order of their best rank on either list.

References

  1. Web site: ISU Results Calgary. ISU.
  2. http://www.volkskrant.nl/vk/nl/2698/Sport/article/detail/3143734/2012/01/30/Groothuis-verbetert-wereldrecord-punten.dhtml VK.nl Groothuis verbetert wereldrecord punten
  3. Web site: World records history women sprint samalog. 18 February 2018.

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