2010 World Sprint Speed Skating Championships

World Sprint Speed Skating Championships
Speedskating rink
Venue	Meiji Hokkaido-Tokachi Oval (Obihiro, Hokkaidō)
Dates	16 and 17 January 2010
Medalist men
Lee Kyou-hyuk  KOR Lee Kang-seok  KOR Keiichiro Nagashima  JPN
Medalist women
Lee Sang-hwa  KOR Sayuri Yoshii  JPN Jenny Wolf  GER
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The 2010 World Sprint Speed Skating Championships was held between 16 January and 17 January 2010 at the Meiji Hokkaido-Tokachi Oval in Obihiro, Hokkaidō.^[1]

Men championships

Results

Rank	Name	Nation	500 m (1)	1000 m (1)	500 m (2)	1000 m (2)	Total	Behind
	Lee Kyou-hyuk	South Korea	35.22	1:09.44	35.17	1:09.60	139.910
	Lee Kang-seok	South Korea	35.15	1:10.85	35.11	1:10.39	140.880	+0.97
	Keiichiro Nagashima	Japan	35.01	1:10.99	35.19	1:10.73	141.060	+1.15
4	Ronald Mulder	Netherlands	35.24	1:10.48	35.55	1:10.36	141.210	+1.30
5	Dmitry Lobkov	Russia	35.50	1:10.23	35.56	1:10.57	141.460	+1.55
6	Mika Poutala	Finland	35.26	1:11.04	35.32	1:10.84	141.520	+1.61
7	Beorn Nijenhuis	Netherlands	35.66	1:09.73	35.74	1:10.56	141.545	+1.64
8	Lars Elgersma	Netherlands	35.75	1:10.81	35.70	1:09.73	141.720	+1.81
9	Tadashi Obara	Japan	35.44	1:11.46	35.57	1:10.64	142.060	+2.15
10	Ryohei Haga	Japan	35.68	1:11.01	35.61	1:12.13	142.860	+2.95
11	Maciej Ustynowicz	Poland	35.71	1:11.95	35.68	1:11.06	142.895	+2.99
12	Aleksey Yesin	Russia	35.97	1:11.04	36.11	1:10.82	143.010	+3.10
13	Nico Ihle	Germany	35.66	1:11.47	35.88	1:11.51	143.030	+3.12
14	Joey Lindsey	United States	35.79	1:11.59	35.82	1:11.61	143.210	+3.30
15	Zhang Zhongqi	China	35.52	1:12.40	35.55	1:12.06	143.300	+3.39
16	Samuel Schwarz	Germany	35.75	1:10.20	35.78	1:13.74	143.500	+3.59
17	Tyler Derraugh	Canada	36.05	1:11.63	36.17	1:11.39	143.730	+3.82
18	Dag-Erik Kleven	Norway	35.84	1:12.51	36.17	1:11.44	143.985	+4.08
19	Ermanno Ioriatti	Italy	35.96	1:11.97	36.14	1:11.82	143.995	+4.09
20	Christoffer Fagerli Rukke	Norway	36.29	1:10.62	37.03	1:11.14	144.200	+4.29
21	Parker Vance	United States	35.62	1:13.15	35.90	1:12.57	144.380	+4.47
22	Yu Fengtong	China	36.07	1:12.96	35.41	1:12.87	144.395	+4.49
23	Jörg Dallmann	Germany	36.69	1:12.06	36.77	1:12.01	145.495	+5.59
24	Denis Kuzin	Kazakhstan	37.03	1:11.44	36.88	1:12.03	145.645	+5.74
NQ25	Aleksandr Lebedev	Russia	36.10	1:11.83	36.12
NQ26	Roman Krech	Kazakhstan	36.13	1:12.10	36.04
NQ27	Vincent Labrie	Canada	36.10	1:13.32	36.12
NQ28	Tuomas Nieminen	Finland	36.48	1:12.41	36.22
NQ29	James-Clay Cholewinski	United States	36.42	1:12.30	36.57
NQ30	Maciej Biega	Poland	36.39	1:13.05	36.42
NQ31	Espen-Aarnes Hvammen	Norway	36.55	1:12.72	36.53
NQ32	Pascal Briand	France	37.50	1:12.59	37.34
NQ33	Daniel Greig	Australia	37.16	1:13.66	37.57
NQ34	Marius Paraschivoiu	Romania	37.14	1:14.59	37.59
NQ35	Jose Ignacio Fazio	Argentina	37.72	1:15.33	37.97
NQ36	Matthew McLean	Canada	1:11.21	1:12.13	36.01
NQ37	Pekka Koskela	Finland	36.15	1:13.19	RET
NQ38	William Dutton	Canada	36.08	DQ	36.29
NQ39	Mun Jun	South Korea	35.86	1:17.50	NS

NQ = Not qualified for the second 1000 m (only the best 24 are qualified)
DQ = disqualified
NS = Not Started
RET = Retreted

Women championships

Results

Rank	Name	Nation	500 m (1)	1000 m (1)	500 m (2)	1000 m (2)	Total	Behind
	Lee Sang-hwa	South Korea	38.19	1:17.84	38.37	1:18.26	154.580
	Sayuri Yoshii	Japan	38.74	1:17.26	38.92	1:17.08	154.830	+0.25
	Jenny Wolf	Germany	38.31	1:18.32	38.24	1:18.80	155.110	+0.53
4	Nao Kodaira	Japan	38.75	1:17.64	39.11	1:17.99	155.675	+1.10
5	Yekaterina Malysheva	Russia	39.02	1:18.31	39.49	1:17.50	156.415	+1.84
6	Yu Jing	China	38.84	1:18.67	39.18	1:18.38	156.545	+1.97
6	Jin Peiyu	China	39.15	1:18.37	38.94	1:18.54	156.545	+1.97
8	Olga Fatkulina	Russia	39.20	1:18.40	39.15	1:18.20	156.650	+2.07
9	Tomomi Okazaki	Japan	38.99	1:19.31	38.88	1:18.82	156.935	+2.36
10	Shihomi Shinya	Japan	39.02	1:18.47	39.31	1:19.02	157.075	+2.50
11	Yuliya Nemaya	Russia	39.08	1:19.90	38.79	1:18.55	157.095	+2.52
12	Zhang Shuang	China	39.54	1:19.08	38.68	1:19.37	157.445	+2.87
13	Sophie Nijman	Netherlands	39.64	1:18.11	39.66	1:18.36	157.535	+2.96
14	Sanne van der Star	Netherlands	39.43	1:18.65	39.68	1:18.71	157.790	+3.21
15	Lotte van Beek	Netherlands	39.80	1:17.83	39.98	1:18.24	157.815	+3.24
16	Ren Hui	China	39.33	1:19.07	39.32	1:19.42	157.895	+3.32
17	Chiara Simionato	Italy	39.71	1:19.31	39.85	1:18.55	158.490	+3.91
18	Lee Bo-ra	South Korea	39.46	1:19.81	39.35	1:19.84	158.680	+4.10
19	Tamara Oudenaarden	Canada	39.21	1:19.42	40.23	1:19.60	158.950	+4.37
20	Sophie Muir	Australia	39.78	1:19.81	39.74	1:19.27	159.060	+4.48
21	Ingeborg Kroon	Netherlands	39.99	1:18.89	40.20	1:19.17	159.220	+4.64
22	Heike Hartmann	Germany	39.80	1:19.18	40.01	1:19.84	159.320	+4.74
23	Anastasia Bucsis	Canada	39.53	1:20.19	39.97	1:19.95	159.570	+4.99
24	Daniela Dumitru	Romania	41.18	1:21.73	41.12	1:22.56	164.445	+9.87
NQ25	Jennifer Alexa Caicedo	Argentina	41.53	1:24.17	41.88
NQ26	Olena Myahkikh	Ukraine	42.49	1:23.85	42.01
NQ27	Monique Angermüller	Germany	DQ	1:17.59	39.46
NQ28	Judith Hesse	Germany	39.65	1:19.66

NQ = Not qualified for the second 1000 m (only the best 24 are qualified)
DQ = disqualified

Rules

All participating skaters are allowed to skate the two 500 meters and one 1000 meters; 24 skaters may take part on the second 1000 meters. These 24 skaters are determined by the samalog standings after the three skated distances, and comparing these lists as follows:

1. Skaters among the top 24 on both lists are qualified.
2. To make up a total of 24, skaters are then added in order of their best rank on either list.

References

This page was last edited on 31 October 2023, at 10:25