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1991 World Allround Speed Skating Championships

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1991 World Allround Speed Skating Championships for Men
VenueThialf, Heerenveen, Netherlands
Dates9–10 February
Competitors40 skaters from 21 nations
Medalist men
1st place, gold medalist(s) Johann Olav Koss  NOR
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Roberto Sighel  ITA
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Bart Veldkamp  NED

The World Allround Speed Skating Championships for Men took place on 9 and 10 February 1991 in Heerenveen at the Thialf ice rink.

Title holder was the Norwegian Johann Olav Koss.

Classification

Rank Skater Country Points
Samalog		 500m 5000m 1500m 10,000m
1st place, gold medalist(s) Johann Olav Koss  Norway 157.396 38.46 (6) 6:41.73 1st place, gold medalist(s) 1:52.76 1st place, gold medalist(s) 13:43.54 1st place, gold medalist(s)
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Roberto Sighel  Italy 160.125 38.27 (4) 6:49.04 (3) 1:55.11 (4) 14:11.63 (6)
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Bart Veldkamp  Netherlands 160.391 39.38 (23) 6:46.46 (2) 1:56.08 (11) 13:53.45 (2)
4 Leo Visser  Netherlands 160.392 38.81 (10) 6:50.34 (5) 1:55.18 (5) 14:03.10 (3)
5 Tomas Gustafson  Sweden 160.860 38.45 (5) 6:56.60 (9) 1:55.66 (9) 14:03.94 (4)
6 Thomas Bos  Netherlands 161.530 39.03 (17) 6:53.73 (7) 1:55.22 (7) 14:14.43 (7)
7 Danny Kah  Australia 161.575 38.95 (15) 6:53.37 (6) 1:55.21 (6) 14:17.70 (8)
8 Geir Karlstad  Norway 162.282 39.96 (30) 6:49.37 (4) 1:56.89 (17) 14:08.45 (5)
9 Peter Adeberg  Germany 163.042 37.52 1st place, gold medalist(s) 7:07.60 (28) 1:54.23 (2) 14:53.73 (15)
10 Markus Tröger  Germany 163.066 38.86 (13) 6:56.75 (10) 1:56.24 (12) 14:35.70 (12)
11 Uwe Tonat  Germany 164.461 39.90 (29) 6:56.95 (11) 1:57.66 (22) 14:32.93 (11)
12 Keiji Shirahata  Japan 164.477 39.52 (25) 6:59.24 (12) 1:59.20 (32) 14:26.00 (10)
13 Jaromir Radke  Poland 165.242 40.96 (35) 6:56.10 (8) 1:58.45 (27) 14:23.79 (9)
14 Per Bengtsson  Sweden 165.800 40.60 (34) 6:59.45 (14) 1:58.26 (26) 14:36.71 (14)
15 Toru Aoyanagi  Japan 171.057 47.04* (38) 6:59.30 (13) 1:54.80 (3) 14:36.43 (13)
NC Naoki Kotake  Japan 120.015 39.10 (18) 7:00.02 (15) 1:56.74 (16) 14:40.33 DQ
NC16 Ildar Garayev  Soviet Union 119.316 38.61 (8) 7:02.06 (19) 1:55.50 (8) –
NC17 Ben van der Burg  Netherlands 119.649 38.58 (7) 7:01.83 (18) 1:56.66 (14) –
NC18 Michael Hadschieff  Austria 119.987 38.78 (9) 7:03.07 (21) 1:56.70 (15) –
NC19 Ådne Søndrål  Norway 120.054 38.98 (16) 7:05.18 (24) 1:55.67 (10) –
NC20 O Yong-seok  South Korea 120.334 38.87 (14) 7:06.18 (27) 1:56.54 (13) –
NC21 Zsolt Zakarias  Austria 120.981 39.35 (22) 7:03.51 (22) 1:57.84 (24)
NC22 Christian Eminger  Austria 121.147 39.77 (27) 7:01.24 (17) 1:57.76 (23) –
NC23 Lee In-hun  South Korea 121.262 38.09 (3) 7:20.16 (37) 1:57.47 (19) –
NC24 Rudi Jeklic  Germany 121.374 39.46 (24) 7:05.18 (24) 1:58.19 (25) –
NC25 Brian Wanek  United States 121.387 39.16 (19) 7:10.64 (31) 1:57.49 (20) –
NC26 Thor Olav Tveter  Norway 121.559 39.27 (20) 7:11.56 (32) 1:57.40 (18) –
NC27 Craig McNicoll  United Kingdom 122.021 38.84 (11) 7:14.51 (34) 1:59.19 (31) –
NC28 Jonas Schön  Sweden 122.313 39.77 (27) 7:06.17 (26) 1:59.78 (34) –
NC29 Neal Marshall  Canada 122.348 40.47 (33) 7:02.28 (20) 1:58.95 (30) –
NC30 Phillip Tahmindjis  Australia 122.401 39.30 (21) 7:15.51 (36) 1:58.65 (29) –
NC31 Paweł Abratkiewicz  Poland 122.463 38.84 (11) 7:24.57 (38) 1:57.50 (21) –
NC32 Mikko Mäkinen  Finland 122.878 40.13 (31) 7:04.22 (23) 2:00.98 (36) –
NC33 Nate Mills  United States 124.622 37.87 (2) 7:09.09 (30) 2:11.53* (40) –
NC34 Notker Ledergerber  Switzerland 124.862 41.30 (36) 7:14.66 (35) 2:00.29 (35) –
NC35 Thierry Lamberton  France 125.741 40.43 (32) 7:28.08 (39) 2:01.51 (37) –
NC36 Jiří Kyncl  Czechoslovakia 126.074 41.79 (37) 7:12.78 (33) 2:03.02 (38) –
NC37 István Dolp  Hungary 127.611 39.66 (26) 7:41.08 (40) 2:05.53 (39) –
NC Kazuhiro Sato  Japan 81.520 DQ 7:00.20 (16) 1:58.50 (28) –
NC Desző Horváth  Romania 82.653 DQ 7:08.33 (29) 1:59.46 (33) –
* = Fell
DQ = Disqualified


Source:[1] [2] [3]

References

  1. ^ "world allround championships 1991 - men". SpeedSkatingNews.
  2. ^ "Uitslag WK Allround 1991 mannen - SchaatsStatistieken.nl". www.schaatsstatistieken.nl.
  3. ^ "Results of the 1991 World Championship Allround Men - SpeedSkatingStats.com". www.speedskatingstats.com.

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