The Dutch Super Sprint Championships of speed skating, organised by the KNSB, is the official Dutch championship to determine the Dutch Super Sprint champion. The Sprint distance championships date back to 1991 for men and 1992 for women.
Usually two distances are skated twice, the 100m and the 300m. The championships were created as a modern substitute in indoor skating rinks for the more traditional straight track form used in Kortebaanschaatsen tournaments over a distance of 140 and 160 meters, which are only available in winter on city canals. In 2013 and 2014 a new format called 'Pure Sprint' was introduced where competitors skate the 100, 300, and 500 meters once each.
Men's medalists | |||||||
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Year | Venue | bgcolor=gold | Gold | bgcolor=silver | Silver | bgcolor=cc9966 | Bronze |
1991 | The Hague | Bauke Jonkman | |||||
1992 | Deventer | Gerad van Velde | |||||
1993 | Groningen | Rien Smulders | |||||
1994 | Utrecht | Marcel Bliek | |||||
1995 | Alkmaar | Rogier Pastor | |||||
1996 | Deventer | Niels Greidanus | |||||
1997 | Deventer | Richard de Jong | |||||
1998 | Utrecht | Sander Velt | |||||
1999 | Utrecht | Richard de Jong | |||||
2000 | Utrecht | Bas Brusche | |||||
2001 | Groningen | Dennis Kalker | |||||
2002 | Deventer | Arjan Samplonius | |||||
2003 | Assen | Alexander Oltrop | |||||
2004 | Assen | Pim Brusche | |||||
Assen | Johan Zonderland | ||||||
Alkmaar | Dennis Kalker | ||||||
Groningen | Freddy Wennemars | ||||||
Breda | Michel Mulder | ||||||
Enschede | Jesper Hospes | ||||||
Hoorn | Michel Mulder | ||||||
Enschede | Michel Mulder | ||||||
Tilburg | Bauke Wiersma | ||||||
The Hague | Allard Niemeijer | ||||||
Hoorn | Rudy Meereboer | ||||||
Tilburg | Rudy Meereboer | ||||||
The Hague | Oscar van Leen | ||||||
Breda | Martijn van Oosten | ||||||
Groningen | Dai Dai Ntab | ||||||
Deventer | Dai Dai Ntab | ||||||
Amsterdam | Tijmen Snel |
Source: www.schaatsen.nl [1]
Women's medalists | |||||||
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Year | Venue | bgcolor=gold | Gold | bgcolor=silver | Silver | bgcolor=cc9966 | Bronze |
1992 | Deventer | Anita Loorbach | |||||
1993 | Groningen | Christine Aaftink | |||||
1994 | Utrecht | Annet Koeleman | |||||
1995 | Alkmaar | Andrea Nuyt | |||||
1996 | Deventer | Arina Schingenga | |||||
1997 | Deventer | Dianne Kootstra | |||||
1998 | Utrecht | Dianne Kootstra | |||||
1999 | Utrecht | Cindy Groen | |||||
2000 | Utrecht | Cindy Groen | |||||
2001 | Groningen | Janet Boelen | |||||
2002 | Deventer | Cindy Groen | |||||
2003 | Assen | Tijn Ponjee | |||||
2004 | Assen | Emilie Gale | |||||
Assen | Esther Boer | ||||||
Alkmaar | Emilie Gale | ||||||
Groningen | Inge van Essen | ||||||
Breda | Jorien Kranenborg | ||||||
Enschede | Ellen Hazelaar | ||||||
Hoorn | Ellen Hazelaar | ||||||
Enschede | Jorien Kranenborg | ||||||
Tilburg | Esmeralda Nieuwendorp | ||||||
The Hague | Floor van den Brandt | ||||||
Hoorn | Mayon Kuipers | ||||||
Tilburg | Annette Gerritsen | ||||||
The Hague | Rosa Pater | ||||||
Breda | Dione Voskamp | ||||||
Groningen | Janine Smit | ||||||
Deventer | Dione Voskamp | ||||||
Amsterdam | Isabelle van Elst |
Source: www.schaatsen.nl [2]