The 108th [1] World Championship in speed skating in classical all-around was held on March 22-23, 2014 at the Tialf indoor ice rink in Heerenveen ( Netherlands ). The world champion in men was the representative of the Netherlands, Kun Vervey , the women were convincingly defeated by the representative of the Netherlands, Irene Wust , who won three of four distances. The Russians successfully performed at the championship - Olga Graf took the second place, and Denis Yuskov - the third place, while both improved their personal records.
| 2014 World Speed Skating Championships in Classic All-Around Classical All-Around World Championship | |
|---|---|
| Championship Details | |
| Location |  Tialf ( Heerenveen , Netherlands ) |
| Tournament Dates | March 22 - 23, 2014 |
| Men | 24 |
| Women | 22 |
| Prizes among men | |
 Champion | Kun Vervey |
 Second place | Jan Blockheisen |
 Third place |  Denis Yuskov |
| Prizes among women | |
| Champion | Irene Wust |
| Second place | Olga Graf |
| Third place | Yvonne Nauta |
| Championship Statistics | |
| Personal highscores | ten |
Content
Members
According to the results of last year’s World Cup, quotas from continents were formed, and according to the results of qualifying tournaments in the 2013/2014 season, quotas from countries were formed for participation in the World Cup. For men and women, 24 participants were expected, but 24 athletes and 22 athletes from 14 countries participated in the championship. For the first time in 60 years, skaters from Germany did not take part [2] . Also, multiple world champion Sven Kramer did not participate due to health problems, and the world champion of 2009 and 2010, Martina Sablikova, did not participate in women. At the last distance, 8 best skaters took part in three distances [3] .
Men
| Continent | 4 participants | 3 participants | 2 participants | 1 member |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Europe (18) | Netherlands, Poland | Norway | Russia, Italy, | Belgium, Latvia, Sweden |
| Asia (3) | China | Kazakhstan | ||
| North America and Oceania (3) |
Women
| Continent | 4 participants | 3 participants | 2 participants | 1 member |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Europe (14) | Netherlands, Russia | Poland | Germany, Norway, Czech Republic | |
| Asia (5) | China | Japan | ||
| North America and Oceania (5) |
Results
The place taken by the athlete at this distance is indicated in parentheses.
Men
| A place | Skater | A country | 500 m | 5000 m | 1,500 m | 10 000 m | Glasses |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Kun Vervey | Netherlands | 35.95 (2) | 6: 19.69 (2) | 1: 46.47 (2) | 13: 19,12 (3) | 149,365 | |
| Jan Blockheisen | Netherlands | 36.41 (7) | 6: 17.78 ( 1 ) | 1: 47.15 (6) | 13: 13.93 ( 1 ) | 149,600 | |
| Denis Yuskov | Russia | 36.75 (11) | 6: 20.15 (3) | 1: 46.22 ( 1 ) | 13: 17.84 (2) ( PR ) | 150,030 | |
| four | Sverre Lund Pedersen | Norway | 36.72 (10) | 6: 23.72 (5) | 1: 46.86 (4) | 13: 30,10 (5) | 151,217 |
| five | Bart Swings | Belgium | 36.88 (12) | 6: 26.78 (7) | 1: 46.47 (2) | 13: 29.42 (4) | 151,519 |
| 6 | Howard Böckeau | Norway | 35.95 (2) | 6: 26.14 (6) | 1: 48.01 (9) | 13: 40.88 (7) | 151.611 |
| 7 | Rens Rottwell | Netherlands | 36.92 (13) | 6: 22.39 (4) | 1: 46.94 (5) | 13: 36.52 (6) | 151,631 |
| eight | Konrad Nedzvedzky | Poland | 35.91 ( 1 ) | 6: 36.11 (15) | 1: 47.31 (7) | 14: 10.58 (8) | 153,820 |
| NC 9 | Yan Shimansky | Poland | 36.42 (8) | 6: 31.38 (11) | 1: 47.74 (8) | 111,471 | |
| NC 10 | Wouter Olde Heuvel | Netherlands | 36.34 (5) | 6: 28.59 (8) | 1: 48.92 (14) | 111,505 | |
| NC 11 | Haralds Silovs | Latvia | 36.61 (9) | 6: 37.63 (17) | 1: 48.05 (10) | 112,389 | |
| NC 12 | Sergey Gryaztsov | Russia | 36.93 (15) | 6: 32.93 (12) | 1: 48.55 (13) | 112,406 | |
| NC 13 | Dmitry Babenko | Kazakhstan | 37.29 (19) | 6: 30.11 (10) | 1: 48.43 (12) | 112,444 | |
| NC 14 | Sun Longjiang | China | 36.17 (4) | 6: 38.46 (18) | 1: 50.83 (18) | 112,959 | |
| NC 15 | Bram Smallenbrook | Austria | 36.92 (13) | 6: 43,99 (21) | 1: 48.42 (11) | 113,459 | |
| NC 16 | Fredrick van der Horst | Norway | 37.17 (18) | 6: 36.90 (16) | 1: 49.82 (16) | 113,466 | |
| NC 17 | Andrea Giovannini | Italy | 37.04 (17) | 6: 34.90 (14) | 1: 51.10 (20) | 113,563 | |
| NC 18 | Yang Fan | China | 36.34 (5) | 6: 48.41 (23) | 1: 49.37 (15) ( PR ) | 113,637 | |
| NC 19 | Niels van der Poole | Sweden | 37.92 (21) | 6: 28.68 (9) ( PR ) | 1: 51.19 (21) ( PR ) | 113,851 | |
| NC 20 | Luca Stephanie | Italy | 37.56 (20) | 6: 39.02 (20) | 1: 50.96 (19) | 114,448 | |
| NC 21 | Edwin Park | USA | 36.94 (16) | 6: 49.60 (24) | 1: 51.99 (22) | 115,230 | |
| NC 22 | Jordan Belkos | Canada | 38.74 (22) | 6: 38.92 (19) | 1: 52.03 (23) | 115,975 | |
| NC 23 | Patrick Mick | USA | 39.13 (23) | 6: 33.68 (13) | 1: 53.17 (24) | 116,221 | |
| NC 24 | Peter Pushkarsky | Poland | 55.23 1 (24) | 6: 46.44 (22) | 1: 50.55 (17) | 132,724 |
1 = fall in distance
NC = did not qualify for the final distance
Women
| A place | Speed skater | A country | 500 m | 3000 m | 1,500 m | 5000 m | Glasses |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Irene Wust | Netherlands | 38.86 ( 1 ) | 3: 58.83 ( 1 ) | 1: 54.13 ( 1 ) | 6: 59.07 (2) | 158,615 | |
| Olga Graf | Russia | 39.84 (12) ( PR ) | 4: 05.51 (3) | 1: 55.67 (2) ( PR ) | 7:00 AM (3) | 161,315 | |
| Yvonne Nauta | Netherlands | 41.09 (19) | 4: 03.20 (3) | 1: 57.32 (5) | 6: 57.59 ( 1 ) ( PR ) | 162,488 | |
| four | Julia Skokova | Russia | 39.00 (2) ( PR ) | 4: 08.60 (6) | 1: 55.99 (3) | 7: 18.50 (6) ( PR ) | 162,946 |
| five | Diane Valkenburg | Netherlands | 40.00 (15) | 4: 05.89 (4) | 1: 58.45 (9) | 7: 08.11 (4) | 163,275 |
| 6 | Irene Schouten | Netherlands | 39.73 (10) | 4: 07.08 (5) | 1: 59.49 (11) | 7: 11.56 (5) | 163,896 |
| 7 | Katarzyna Bahleda-Tsurus | Poland | 39.55 (5) | 4: 08.75 (7) | 1: 57.73 (6) | 7: 19.97 (7) | 164,248 |
| eight | Natalia Chervonka | Poland | 39.69 (8) ( PR ) | 4: 11.26 (10) | 1: 56.91 (4) | 7: 26.98 (8) | 165,234 |
| NC 9 | Louise Zlotkovskaya | Poland | 39.93 (14) | 4: 09.34 (8) | 1: 57.88 (7) | 120,779 | |
| NC 10 | Kali Krist | Canada | 39.37 (4) | 4: 14.39 (12) | 1: 58.36 (8) | 121,221 | |
| NC 11 | Ekaterina Shikhova | Russia | 39.13 (3) | 4: 17.19 (15) | 1: 58.96 (10) | 121,221 | |
| NC 12 | Miho Takagi | Japan | 39.68 (7) | 4: 12.62 (11) | 1: 59.68 (12) | 121,676 | |
| NC 13 | Zhao Xin | China | 39.92 (13) | 4: 18.59 (16) | 1: 59.84 (13) | 122,964 | |
| NC 14 | Evgenia Dmitrieva | Russia | 40.38 (16) | 4: 14.62 (14) | 1: 59.93 (14) | 123,092 | |
| NC 15 | Elena Peters | Belgium | 41.39 (20) | 4: 10.67 (9) | 2: 00.86 (16) | 123,454 | |
| NC 16 | Li Qishi | China | 40.38 (17) | 4: 20.21 (17) | 2: 00.66 (15) | 124,068 | |
| NC 17 | Liu Jing | China | 39.57 (6) | 4: 22.96 (17) | 2: 03.70 (19) | 124,629 | |
| NC 18 | Ivani Blondin | Canada | 40.66 (18) | 4: 22,13 (18) | 2: 02.75 (17) | 125,264 | |
| NC 19 | Shannon Rempel | Canada | 39.71 (9) | 4: 29.72 (21) | 2: 03.43 (18) | 125,806 | |
| NC 20 | Shoko Fujimura | Japan | 41.99 (21) | 4: 14.57 (13) | 2: 04.51 (21) | 125,921 | |
| NC 21 | Camilla Hallos Farweit | Norway | 42.12 (22) | 4: 22.42 (19) | 2: 04.23 (20) | 127,256 | |
| NC 22 | Ida Nyotong | Norway | 39.82 (11) | DNS (22) | - | - | - |
PR = personal record
DNS = withdrew from the competition
NC = not selected for the final distance
Links
Notes
- ↑ 72nd among women
- ↑ MIS website / Dutch crowd delighted as Ireen Wüst (NED) and Koen Verweij (NED) lead
- ↑ ISU Rules (Eng.) Archived July 16, 2012.