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Speed ​​Skating World Cup

World Cup in Speed ​​Skating - a series of winter sports competitions in speed skating , held under the auspices of the International Federation of Speed ​​Skaters since the 1985/1986 season. They are carried out individually at separate distances (for men - 500 m, 1000 m, 1500 m and 5000 m / 10000 m, for women - 500 m, 1000 m, 1500 m and 3000 m / 5000 m). From the 2005/2006 season, the winner in team races is determined, from 2011/2012 - in the mass start and overall standings, from 20015/2016 - in the team sprint. A certain number of points is awarded for a place at a given distance in the stage, points received at the stages are added up and the winners of the World Cup are determined by their sum.

For six years from 2004 to 2009, the Cup was played at a non-Olympic ultra-short distance of 100 meters, but later the International Skating Federation decided to abandon it.

Since the 2008/2009 season, the Junior World Cup has also been held.

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Earning points before the 2018/2019 season

A certain number of points is awarded for a place at a given distance of a stage, which is then summed up with points scored at other stages at this distance. The number of points per seat depends on the division in which the athlete competed, as well as on the number of participants in the division. For participation in the final stage, a slightly different number of points is awarded.

A placeone23fourfive67eight9teneleven12131415sixteen1718nineteen2021222324
A division100807060504540363228242118sixteen1412teneight6fivefour32one
B division25nineteen15eleveneight6four2one
A-Division *10080706050454035thirty252015
B-Division *35thirty2521181513eleventen9eight76fivefour32one
Cup Final15012010590754540363228242118sixteen1412teneight6fivefour32one
* 5000 m in women and 10000 in men.

From the season 2011/2012 to the season 2014/2015 in the mass start women ran 15 laps, men 20 laps. During the race, there are three intermediate finishes - after 5, 10 and 15 laps in men and 4, 8 and 12 laps in women. Points are awarded to the first four at the intermediate finish and the first six at the main finish. The sum of all points received in the race counts towards the race, the remaining participants are arranged according to the time taken.

Mass Start Points Table
Finish PlaceIntermediate finishThe finish
onefive31
2315
32ten
fouronefive
five-3
6one

Since the 2014/2015 season in the mass start, both men and women have run 16 laps. The intermediate finish was carried out after 4, 8 and 12 laps.

Mass start points table for the 2014/15 season
Finish PlaceIntermediate finishThe finish
onefive60
2340
3one20

In the team pursuit, a six-lap race is held.

In the team sprint, a three-lap race is carried out, and, after the first lap, one of the runners comes off, after the second the second participant. The result is the time of the finishing third participant.

Scoring 2018/2019 season

A placeone23fourfive67eight9teneleven12131415sixteen1718nineteen20
500/1000/1500 m
Division A
60544843403836343231thirty29th2827262524232221
500/1000/1500 m
Division B *
20*nineteen*18*17sixteen15141312eleventen9eight76fivefour32one
3000/5000 m
Mass start (semifinal)
Division A
60544843403836343231thirty29th2827262524 *23 *22 *21
3000/5000 m
Mass start (semifinal)
Division B *
20nineteen1817sixteen15141312eleventen9eight76fivefour32one
5000/10 000 m
Division A
60544843403836343231thirty29th28 *27 *26 *2524232221
5000/10 000 m
Division B *
20nineteen1817sixteen15141312eleventen9eight76fivefour32one
Cup Final
Mass start (final) **
Team race
120
40
108
38
96
36
86
34
80767268646260585654525048464442
* 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in Division B receive an additional 15, 10 and 5 points respectively.
** 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in the final of the mass start receive an additional 60, 54 and 48 points, respectively.

Men Winners

Season100 meters500 meters1000 meters1,500 meters5000/10000 metersTeam
race
Mass startSprintOverall standings
1985/86-  Dan jansen  Dan jansen  Michael Hudshiff  Dave Silk----
1986/87-  Nick Tomets  Nick Tomets  Hans Magnusson  Geir Karlstad----
1987/88-  Dan jansen  Uwe Jens May  Andre Hoffmann  Thomas Gustafson----
1988/89-  Uwe Jens May  Uwe Jens May  Michael Hudshiff
  Eric Flame
  Gerard Kemkers----
1989/90-  Uwe Jens May  Uwe Jens May  Johan Olaf Koss  Bart Veldkamp----
1990/91-  Uwe Jens May  Igor Zhelezovsky  Johan Olaf Koss  Johan Olaf Koss----
1991/92-  Dan jansen  Igor Zhelezovsky  Falco Zandstra  Geir Karlstad----
1992/93-  Dan jansen  Igor Zhelezovsky  Rintier Ritsma  Bart Veldkamp----
1993/94-  Dan jansen  Dan jansen  Falco Zandstra  Johan Olaf Koss----
1994/95-  Hiroyasu Shimizu  Yukinori Miyabe  Neal Marshall  Rintier Ritsma----
1995/96-  Manabu Horii  Andre Sondral  Hiroyuki Noake  Rintier Ritsma----
1996/97-  Hiroyasu Shimizu  Manabu Horii  Rintier Ritsma  Rintier Ritsma----
1997/98-  Jeremy Waterspoon  Jeremy Waterspoon  Eds Postma  Gianni Romme----
1998/99-  Jeremy Waterspoon  Jeremy Waterspoon  Andre Sondral  Bart Veldkamp----
1999/00-  Jeremy Waterspoon  Jeremy Waterspoon  Andre Sondral  Gianni Romme----
2000/01-  Hiroyasu Shimizu  Jeremy Waterspoon  Alexander Kibalko  Gianni Romme----
2001/02-  Jeremy Waterspoon  Jeremy Waterspoon  Andre Sondral  Gianni Romme----
2002/03-  Jeremy Waterspoon  Erben Vennemars  Evgeny Lalenkov  Karl Verhayen----
2003/04  Yu Fengtong  Jeremy Waterspoon  Erben Vennemars  Mark Tuwert  Bob de jong----
2004/05  Yu Fengtong  Jeremy Waterspoon  Erben Vennemars  Mark Tuwert  Austin Grödum----
2005/06  Yuya Oikawa  Lee Gang-suk  Shani Davis  Chad Hedrick  Chad Hedrick  Canada---
2006/07  Yuya Oikawa  Tucker Fredricks  Erben Vennemars  Erben Vennemars  Sven Kramer  Netherlands---
2007/08  Lee Gang-suk  Jeremy Waterspoon  Shani Davis  Shani Davis  Howard Böckeau  Netherlands---
2008/09  Yuya Oikawa  Yu Fengtong  Shani Davis  Shani Davis  Sven Kramer  Canada---
2009/10-  Tucker Fredricks  Shani Davis  Shani Davis  Howard Böckeau  Norway---
2010/11-  Lee Gang-suk  Stefan Grothus  Shani Davis  Bob de jong  Norway---
2011/12-  Mo Tae Bom  Shani Davis  Howard Böckeau  Bob de jong  Netherlands  Alexis Conten-  Kjeld Neuss
2012/13-  Ian Smeckens  Kjeld Neuss  Zbigniew Broodka  Jorrit Bergsma  Netherlands  Aryan Strutting-  Jorrit Bergsma
2013/14-  Ronald mulder  Shani Davis  Kun Vervey  Jorrit Bergsma  Netherlands  Bob de vries-  Shani Davis
2014/15-  Pavel Kulizhnikov  Pavel Kulizhnikov  Danny morrison  Jorrit Bergsma  The Republic of Korea  Lee Son Hong-  Pavel Kulizhnikov
2015/16-  Pavel Kulizhnikov  Kjeld Neuss  Denis Yuskov  Sven Kramer  Netherlands  Aryan Strutting  Netherlands  Kjeld Neuss
2016/17-  Dai Dai Ntab  Kjeld Neuss  Kjeld Neuss  Jorrit Bergsma  Netherlands  Lee Son Hong  Canada  Kjeld Neuss
2017/18-  Howar Lorentsen  Kjeld Neuss  Denis Yuskov  Ted Jan Blumen  Norway  Bart Swings  Norway  Howar Lorentsen
2018/19-  Pavel Kulizhnikov  Kjeld Neuss  Denis Yuskov  Alexander Rumyantsev  Norway  Um Cheon Ho  Netherlands

Women Winners

Season100 meters500 meters1000 meters1,500 meters3000/5000 metersTeam
race
Mass startSprintOverall standings
1985/86-  Krista Rothenburger  Karin Kania Enke  Annette Carlen-Karlsson  Andrea Erig----
1986/87-  Bonnie Blair  Bonnie Blair  Yvonne van Gennip  Yvonne van Gennip----
1987/88-  Krista Rothenburger  Krista Rothenburger  Bonnie Blair  Gabi Tsange-Schönbrunn----
1988/89-  Krista Luding-Rothenburger  Angela Hauck-Stanke  Konstanz Moser-Shkandolo  Heike Schalling----
1989/90-  Bonnie Blair
  Angela Stanke
  Seiko Hashimoto  Jacqueline Burner  Gunda Klimann----
1990/91-  Kyoko Shimazaki  Monica Garbrecht  Gunda Klimann  Heike Warnike Schalling----
1991/92-  Bonnie Blair  Bonnie Blair  Gunda Klimann  Gunda Klimann----
1992/93-  Ye Qiaobo  Bonnie Blair  Gunda Niemann  Gunda Niemann----
1993/94-  Bonnie Blair  Bonnie Blair  Emesh Hunyadi  Gunda Niemann----
1994/95-  Bonnie Blair  Bonnie Blair  Gunda Niemann  Gunda Niemann----
1995/96-  Svetlana Zhurova  Chris Whitty  Gunda Niemann  Gunda Niemann----
1996/97-  Xue Ruihong  Francis Schenck  Gunda Niemann  Tonnie de Jong----
1997/98-  Katrina LeMay-Doan  Monica Garbrecht-Enfeldt  Gunda Niemann  Gunda Niemann----
1998/99-  Katrina LeMay-Doan  Monica Garbrecht-Enfeldt  Gunda Niemann  Gunda Niemann----
1999/00-  Monica Garbrecht  Monica Garbrecht  Gunda Niemann  Gunda Niemann----
2000/01-  Katrina LeMay-Doan  Monica Garbrecht-Enfeldt  Annie Friesinger  Gunda Niemann----
2001/02-  Katrina LeMay-Doan  Sabina Volker  Annie Friesinger  Annie Friesinger----
2002/03-  Monica Garbrecht-Enfeldt  Monica Garbrecht-Enfeldt  Cindy Klassen  Claudia Pechstein----
2003/04  Sihomi xinya  Wang Manli  Jennifer Rodriguez  Annie Friesinger  Claudia Pechstein----
2004/05  Sayuri Osuga  Wang Manli  Chiara Simionato  Cindy Klassen  Claudia Pechstein----
2005/06  Jenny wolf  Jenny wolf  Annie Friesinger  Cindy Klassen  Cindy Klassen  Germany---
2006/07  Jenny wolf  Jenny wolf  Chiara Simionato  Irene Wust  Martina Sablikova  Netherlands---
2007/08  Jenny wolf  Jenny wolf  Annie Friesinger  Christina Groves  Martina Sablikova  Canada---
2008/09  Jenny wolf  Jenny wolf  Kristin Nesbitt  Christina Groves  Martina Sablikova  Czech---
2009/10-  Jenny wolf  Kristin Nesbitt  Christina Groves  Martina Sablikova  Canada---
2010/11-  Jenny wolf  Heather richardson  Kristin Nesbitt  Martina Sablikova  Netherlands---
2011/12-  Yu Jing  Kristin Nesbitt  Kristin Nesbitt  Martina Sablikova  Canada  Mariska Huysman-  Kristin Nesbitt
2012/13-  Lee San Hwa  Heather richardson  Marritte Lenstra  Martina Sablikova  Netherlands  Kim Bo Rym-  Irene Wust
2013/14-  Olga Fatkulina  Heather richardson  Irene Wust  Martina Sablikova  Netherlands  Francesca Lollobrigida-  Heather richardson
2014/15-  Nao Kodaira  Brittany bow  Marritte Lenstra  Martina Sablikova  Netherlands  Ivani Blonden-  Heather richardson
2015/16-  Heather Richardson-Bergsma  Brittany bow  Brittany bow  Martina Sablikova  Japan  Irene Schouten  China  Brittany bow
2016/17-  Nao Kodaira  Heather Bergsma  Heather Bergsma  Martina Sablikova  Japan  Kim Bo Rym  Japan  Heather Bergsma
2017/18-  Vanessa Herzog  Ekaterina Shikhova  Miho Takagi  Antoinette de Jong  Japan  Francesca Lollobrigida  Russia  Miho Takagi
2018/19-  Vanessa Herzog  Brittany bow  Brittany bow  Martina Sablikova  Japan  Kim Bo Rym  Russia

World Cup Victories

Skaters who have won at least 25 victories in their individual starts at the World Cup stages during their careers.
As of October 24, 2013

Men

 
Jeremy Waterspoon - 67 World Cup victories
No.SportsmanA countryFirst / lastVictory of all100 m500 m1000 m1,500 m5000 m /
10 000 m
oneJeremy Waterspoon  Canada1998-200867-4918--
2Shani Davis  USAsince 200658--4018-
3Uwe Jens May  East Germany →   Germany1986-199248-3612--
fourDan jensen  USA1986-199446-3214--
fiveHiroyasu Shimizu  Japan1993-200535one34---
6Igor Zhelezovsky  USSR →   Belarus1986-1993thirty-four242-
One Sentrol  Norway1991-2002thirty-oneeleven18-
eightRintier Ritsma  Netherlands1992-200129th---eleven17/1
9Sven Kramer  Netherlandssince 200627---222/3
tenErben Vennemars  Netherlands2001-200825-3157-

Women

 
Gunda Niman-Stirnemann - 98 World Cup victories
No.SportswomanA countryFirst / lastVictory of all100 m500 m1000 m1,500 m3000 /
5000 m
oneGunda Niman-Stirnemann  East Germany →   Germany1989-200198--23957
2Bonnie blair  USA1986-199569-39273-
3Jenny wolf  Germany2004—2013611249---
fourAnnie Friesinger-Postma  Germany2000-200956--nineteen26eleven
fiveMonica Garbrecht-Enfeldt  Germany1991-200436-17nineteen--
6Katrion LeMay-Doan  Canada1998-200334one276--
7Kristin Nesbitt  Canada2008—201332--nineteen13-
eightMartina Sablikova  Czechc 201328----18/10
9Claudia Pechstein  Germanyc 199425---613/5

Links

  • Speed ​​Skating World Cup History and Statistics
Source - https://ru.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title= World Cup in Speed ​​Skating&oldid = 98586469


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