The world speed skating world championship in the men's classic all-around 1970 was held on February 14-15 at the Bislett Stadium in Oslo, Norway . 33 athletes took part in it. For the final distance of 10,000 m, 16 best ones were allowed following the results of 3 distances. The world champion was the representative of the Netherlands Ard Schenk .
| World Speed Skating Championships 1970 Classic All-Around | |
|---|---|
| Championship details | |
| Location |  Oslo ( Norway ) |
| Tournament Dates | February 14 - 15, 1970 |
| Number of participants | 33 |
| Prizes among men | |
 Champion |  Ard Schenk |
 Second place | Magne Thomassen |
 Third place | Kes Verkerk |
| Top places for women | |
| Championship statistics | |
Results
| a place | sportsman | a country | glasses | 500 m | 5000 m | 1500 m | 10,000 m |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ard Schenk | Netherlands | 173.487 | 40.30 (3) | 7.30,7 (3) | 2.04.4 (1) | 15.33.0 (4) | |
| Magne Thomassen | Norway | 173.893 | 40.15 (1) | 7.33,5 (4) | 2.06.1 (3) | 15.27.2 (2) | |
| Kes Verkerk | Netherlands | 174.433 | 41.57 (10) | 7.29.0 (2) | 2.04.6 (2) | 15.28,6 (3) | |
| four | Ian bols | Netherlands | 175.470 | 41.78 (14) | 7.28,6 (1) | 2.08.1 (9) | 15.22,6 (1) |
| five | Doug Forness | Norway | 175.717 | 40.87 (6) | 7.38.2 (7) | 2.06.2 (4) | 15.39.2 (6) |
| 6 | Goran klasson | Sweden | 176.697 | 40.78 (5) | 7.39.8 (11) | 2.06.2 (5) | 15.57.4 (13) |
| 7 | Sten Stensen | Norway | 177.038 | 41.62 (12) | 7.37.4 (6) | 2.07.0 (6) | 15.46,9 (8) |
| eight | Bjorn Tveter | Norway | 177.278 | 41.17 (8) | 7.36.9 (15) | 2.08.2 (10) | 15.53.7 (10) |
| 9 | Eddie Verheijen | Netherlands | 177.430 | 42.24 (18) | 7.39.0 (8) | 2.07.5 (7) | 15.35,8 (5) |
| ten | Bård Henriksen | Norway | 177.827 | 41.62 (12) | 7.39.4 (9) | 2.08.6 (11) | 15.48.0 (9) |
| eleven | Yunni Höglin | Sweden | 178.382 | 41.12 (7) | 7.42.8 (14) | 2.08.0 (8) | 16.06.3 (16) |
| 12 | Kimmo Koskinen | Finland | 178.922 | 42.28 (19) | 42.28 (10) | 2.10.1 (14) | 15.46,5 (7) |
| 13 | Gerhard Zimmerman | Germany | 179.283 | 42.07 (17) | 7.40.9 (13) | 2.09.4 (13) | 15.59.8 (14) |
| 14 | Valery Lavrushkin | the USSR | 179.780 | 42.43 (21) | 7.44.0 (16) | 2.09.3 (12) | 15.57.0 (12) |
| 15 | Yuri Yumashev | the USSR | 181.025 | 42.56 (22) | 7.43,7 (15) | 2.11,7 (16) | 16.03.9 (15) |
| sixteen | Yuppie van dyke | Netherlands | 181.313 | 43.28 (26) | 7.40,7 (12) | 2.12.4 (17) | 15.56.6 (11) |
| NC17 | Goran johansson | Sweden | 133.197 | 41.86 (15) | 7.57.7 (18) | 2.10.7 (15) | |
| NC18 | Bill Lanigan | USA | 133.460 | 41.60 (11) | 7.54.6 (19) | 2.13.2 (20) | |
| NC19 | Dan carroll | USA | 134.463 | 41.48 (9) | 8.04,5 (23) | 2.13.6 (21) | |
| NC20 | Örjan Sandler | Sweden | 135.157 | 42.88 (25) | 7.59.1 (20) | 2.13.1 (19) | |
| NC21 | Mutsuhiko Maeda | Japan | 135.293 | 41.87 (16) | 8.06.9 (24) | 2.14.2 (23) | |
| NC22 | Claes lavås | Sweden | 136.573 | 42.86 (24) | 8.09,8 (25) | 2.14.2 (23) | |
| NC23 | Seppo Hänninen | Finland | 137.317 | 40.64 (4) | 8.36,1 (30) | 2.15.2 (25) | |
| NC24 | Bob hodges | Canada | 137.343 | 42.81 (23) | 8.11.0 (26) | 2.16.3 (27) | |
| NC25 | Erhard Keller | Germany | 138.697 | 40.26 (2) | 8.57.7 (33) | 2.14.0 (22) | |
| NC26 | Franz Crinbühl | Switzerland | 139.213 | 44.66 (30) | 8.02,2 (22) | 2.19.0 (32) | |
| NC27 | Richard Tourne | France | 139.980 | 44.24 (28) | 8.14,4 (17) | 2.18.9 (31) | |
| NC28 | Kevin sirois | Canada | 140.207 | 44.40 (29) | 8.16,4 (28) | 2.18,5 (29) | |
| NC29 | John bluitt | Great Britain | 140.610 | 44.12 (27) | 8.22.9 (29) | 2.18.6 (33) | |
| NC30 | George torgler | Italy | 141.657 | 42.32 (20) | 8.55,7 (32) | 2.17.3 (28) | |
| NC31 | Raimo Hietala | Finland | 145.300 | 53.15 * (31) | 7.58.5 (19) | 2.12.9 (18) | |
| NC32 | Bruno Tognolli | Italy | 148.320 | 54.82 * (32) | 8.01.0 (21) | 2.16.2 (26) | |
| NC33 | Keiichi suzuki | Japan | 154.827 | 54.82 * (32) | 8.55.4 (31) | 2.19.4 (33) |
- * = with a fall
- NC = not selected at final distance
- NS # = did not reach the start at the distance #
- DQ = disqualified
- NC = not selected at final distance