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1981 World Allround Speed Skating Championships

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1981 World Allround Speed Skating Championships for Men
VenueBislett Stadion, Oslo, Norway
Dates14–15 February
Competitors36 skaters from 16 nations
Medalist men
1st place, gold medalist(s) Amund Martin Sjøbrend  NOR
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Kay Arne Stenshjemmet  NOR
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Jan Egil Storholt  NOR

The World Allround Speed Skating Championships for Men took place on 14 and 15 February 1981 in Oslo at the Bislett Stadion ice rink.

Title holder was the Netherlander Hilbert van der Duim.

Classification

Rank Skater Country Points
Samalog		 500m 5000m 1500m 10,000m
1st place, gold medalist(s) Amund Martin Sjøbrend  Norway 167.781 39.54 (11) 7:18.20 (4) 1:58.46 1st place, gold medalist(s) 14:58.71 (3)
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Kay Arne Stenshjemmet  Norway 167.887 38.72 1st place, gold medalist(s) 7:17.51 (3) 1:58.64 (2) 15:17.40 (12)
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Jan Egil Storholt  Norway 168.374 38.92 (3) 7:23.13 (11) 1:58.68 (3) 15:11.62 (8)
4 Dmitry Bochkaryov  Soviet Union 168.770 39.82 (16) 7:17.39 (2) 2:00.27 (8) 15:02.42 (6)
5 Andreas Ehrig  East Germany 169.087 39.81 (15) 7:19.25 (5) 2:00.94 (11) 15:00.79 (4)
6 Tomas Gustafson  Sweden 169.106 39.47 (10) 7:23.10 (10) 1:59.14 (4) 15:12.27 (9)
7 Øyvind Tveter  Norway 169.511 40.21 (21) 7:19.34 (7) 2:00.98 (12) 15:00.82 (5)
8 Frits Schalij  Netherlands 169.677 39.23 (8) 7:26.75 (13) 2:00.05 (6) 15:15.13 (10)
9 Jan Junell  Sweden 170.036 40.12 (20) 7:19.79 (8) 2:00.50 (9) 15:15.43 (11)
10 Piet Kleine  Netherlands 170.080 40.72 (27) 7:16.17 1st place, gold medalist(s) 2:00.98 (12) 15:08.35 (7)
11 Sergey Berezin  Soviet Union 170.480 41.32 (30) 7:19.25 (5) 2:02.00 (16) 14:51.38 1st place, gold medalist(s)
12 Andreas Dietel  East Germany 170.527 38.73 (2) 7:27.54 (15) 1:59.61 (5) 15:43.46 (15)
13 Ulf Mademann  East Germany 171.322 39.61 (13) 7:27.43 (14) 2:01.19 (14) 15:31.47 (14)
14 Yasuhiro Shimizu  Japan 172.729 40.70 (26) 7:28.75 (16) 2:02.58 (19) 15:25.89 (13)
15 Ulf Ekstrand  Sweden 173.444 40.53 (24) 7:25.39 (12) 2:03.46 (21) 15:44.45 (16)
16 Hilbert van der Duim  Netherlands 173.934 39.09 (6) 7:21.17 (9) 2:17.76* (33) 14:56.14 (2)
NC17 Gaétan Boucher  Canada 124.676 38.95 (4) 7:35.43 (21) 2:00.55 (10) –
NC18 Sergey Balashov  Soviet Union 124.795 39.63 (14) 7:30.99 (17) 2:00.20 (7) –
NC19 Masahiko Yamamoto  Japan 125.557 39.26 (9) 7:35.64 (22) 2:02.20 (17) –
NC20 Yevgeni Solunski  Soviet Union 126.211 40.51 (23) 7:31.45 (18) 2:01.67 (15) –
NC21 Hans Magnusson  Sweden 126.541 39.82 (16) 7:39.45 (24) 2:02.33 (18) –
NC22 Yep Kramer  Netherlands 126.668 40.28 (22) 7:33.15 (19) 2:03.22 (20) –
NC23 Fritz Gawenus  West Germany 127.409 40.09 (18) 7:40.46 (26) 2:03.82 (22) –
NC24 Jukka Ala-Louko  Finland 127.498 39.05 (5) 7:50.78 (31) 2:04.11 (23) –
NC25 Pertti Niittylä  Finland 127.835 40.78 (28) 7:34.39 (20) 2:04.85 (25) –
NC26 Nick Thometz  United States 127.855 39.57 (12) 7:47.59 (29) 2:04.58 (24) –
NC27 Pat Moore  United States 128.011 39.15 (7) 7:46.05 (28) 2:06.77 (29) –
NC28 Colin Coates  Australia 129.333 41.42 (31) 7:39.80 (25) 2:05.80 (26) –
NC29 Kent Thometz  United States 129.546 40.09 (18) 7:54.16 (32) 2:06.12 (27) –
NC30 Maurizio Marchetto  Italy 130.030 42.16 (33) 7:37.17 (23) 2:06.46 (28) –
NC31 Mike Plant  United States 131.496 40.89 (29) 8:00.36 (33) 2:07.71 (30) –
NC32 Marc Vernier  France 131.985 40.67 (25) 8:06.45 (34) 2:08.01 (31) –
NC33 Alan Luke  United Kingdom 133.402 43.35 (34) 7:49.49 (30) 2:09.31 (32) –
NC34 Garry Wilson  New Zealand 148.801 45.54 (35) 9:15.81* (35) 2:23.04 (34) –
NC35 Antonio Gómez Fernández  Spain 160.365 50.89 (36) 9:29.85 (36) 2:37.47 (35) –
NC Werner Jäger  Austria 87.848 41.70 (32) 7:41.48 (27) DNS –
DQ = Disqualified
* = Fell

Source:[1] [2] [3]

References

  1. ^ "world allround championships 1981 - men". SpeedSkatingNews.
  2. ^ "Uitslag WK Allround 1981 mannen - SchaatsStatistieken.nl". www.schaatsstatistieken.nl.
  3. ^ "Results of the 1981 World Championship Allround Men - SpeedSkatingStats.com". www.speedskatingstats.com.

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