European Speed Skating Championships
Vikingskipet (Hamar)
VenueVikingskipet (Hamar)
Dates9 and 10 January 2010
Competitors32 men
26 women
Medalist men
1st place, gold medalist(s) Sven Kramer  NED
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Enrico Fabris  ITA
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Ivan Skobrev  RUS
Medalist women
1st place, gold medalist(s) Martina Sáblíková  CZE
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Ireen Wüst  NED
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Daniela Anschütz-Thoms  GER

The 2010 European Speed Skating Championships were held at the indoor ice rink of the Vikingskipet in Hamar (Norway) on 9 and 10 January 2010.

Men championships

Allround results

PlaceAthleteCountry500 m5000 m1500 m10000 mPoints
1st place, gold medalist(s)Sven Kramer Netherlands36.60 (4)6:19.78 (1)1:47.05 (2)13:19.32 (1)150.227
2nd place, silver medalist(s)Enrico Fabris Italy36.64 (5)6:22.44 (2)1:46.37 (1)13:28.72 (3)150.776
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)Ivan Skobrev Russia36.76 (9)6:28.27 (6)1:47.82 (3)13:33.02 (5)152.178
4Alexis Contin France37.30 (13)6:25.70 (3)1:49.27 (8)13:25.77 (2)152.581
5Jan Blokhuijsen Netherlands36.66 (7)6:27.95 (4)1:50.33 (17)13:31.12 (4)152.787
6Wouter olde Heuvel Netherlands37.07 (11)6:32.76 (8)1:48.31 (4)13:45.60 (7)153.729
7Henrik Christiansen Norway37.81 (21)6:30.40 (7)1:49.25 (7)13:41.17 (6)154.324
8Renz Rotteveel Netherlands37.30 (13)6:33.89 (9)1:49.57 (13)13:50.03 (9)154.713
9Konrad Niedźwiedzki Poland36.07 (1)6:40.83 (16)1:48.67 (5)14:08.75 (10)154.813
10Sverre Haugli Norway38.19 (23)6:28.21 (5)1:50.13 (16)13:45.80 (8)155.011
11Joel Eriksson Sweden36.65 (6)6:38.77 (13)1:48.74 (6)14:13.68 (11)155.457
12Matteo Anesi Italy36.52 (2)6:43.13 (18)1:49.37 (10)14:26.47 (12)156.612
NQ13Robert Lehmann Germany36.70 (8)6:40.84 (17)1:49.55 (12)113.300
NQ14Haralds Silovs Latvia37.14 (12)6:39.26 (14)1:49.34 (9)113.512
NQ15Johan Röjler Sweden37.32 (15)6:38.15 (11)1:49.84 (15)113.748
NQ16Zbigniew Bródka Poland36.86 (10)6:46.54 (20)1:49.42 (11)113.987
NQ17Daniel Friberg Sweden36.56 (3)6:58.56 (28)1:49.58 (14)114.942
NQ18Pascal Briand France37.68 (20)6:50.59 (21)1:51.70 (18)115.972
NQ19Patrick Beckert Germany37.89 (22)6:44.63 (19)1:52.86 (25)115.973
NQ20Aleksandr Rumyantsev Russia38.74 (26)6:38.22 (12)1:52.24 (21)115.975
NQ21Marco Weber Germany38.60 (25)6:40.38 (15)1:52.80 (24)116.238
NQ22Milan Sáblík Czech Republic37.63 (18)6:53.64 (23)1:52.09 (19)116.357
NQ23Christian Pichler Austria37.47 (16)6:58.06 (27)1:52.14 (20)116.656
NQ24Niko Räsänen Finland38.56 (24)6:51.91 (22)1:52.60 (23)117.284
NQ25Vitaly Mikhailov Belarus37.66 (19)6:56.19 (25)1:54.24 (26)117.359
NQ26Marian Cristian Ion Romania39.15 (27)6:56.37 (26)1:55.75 (27)119.370
NQ27Kris Schildermans Belgium40.01 (28)6:55.08 (24)1:56.91 (28)120.488
NQ28Jan Caflisch  Switzerland40.75 (29)7:09.18 (30)1:59.47 (29)123.491
NQ29Asier Pena Iturria Spain40.86 (30)7:18.91 (31)1:59.92 (30)124.724
NQ31Fredrik van der Horst Norway37.56 (17)6:34.50 (10)DNS77.724
NQ32Håvard Bøkko Norway1:14.68 (32)DNS74.680

NQ = Not qualified for the 10000 m (only the best 12 are qualified)
DNS = Did not start

Source: ISU [1]

Female championships

Allround results

PlaceAthleteCountry500 m3000 m1500 m5000 mPoints
1st place, gold medalist(s)Martina Sáblíková Czech Republic40.45 (7)4:03.09 (1)1:59.75 (3)6:59.44 (1)162.825
2nd place, silver medalist(s)Ireen Wüst Netherlands39.77 (4)4:08.40 (2)1:59.08 (1)7:13.41 (5)164.204
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)Daniela Anschütz-Thoms Germany40.74 (10)4:09.27 (4)1:59.57 (2)7:12.02 (3)165.343
4Yekaterina Lobysheva Russia39.81 (5)4:14.75 (8)2:00.08 (6)7:27.02 (8)166.996
5Maren Haugli Norway41.67 (18)4:09.49 (5)2:01.67 (10)7:12.81 (4)167.088
6Diane Valkenburg Netherlands40.77 (11)4:11.80 (6)2:00.80 (7)7:21.61 (6)167.163
7Jorien Voorhuis Netherlands40.83 (12)4:13.69 (7)2:01.78 (11)7:22.93 (7)167.947
8Yekaterina Shikhova Russia39.56 (2)4:20.74 (18)1:59.77 (4)7:35.83 (11)168.522
9Karolína Erbanová Czech Republic39.54 (1)4:19.93 (17)2:00.05 (5)7:36.65 (12)168.542
10Stephanie Beckert Germany43.43 (26)4:08.76 (3)2:03.77 (19)7:04.55 (2)168.598
11Katarzyna Bachleda-Curuś Poland40.59 (9)4:17.45 (12)2:00.99 (8)7:33.58 (10)169.182
12Paulien van Deutekom Netherlands40.43 (6)4:15.20 (9)2:02.60 (16)7:30.65 (9)169.228
NQ13Hege Bøkko Norway39.76 (3)4:21.11 (20)2:02.23 (13)124.021
NQ14Luiza Złotkowska Poland41.23 (14)4:16.03 (11)2:01.41 (9)124.371
NQ15Katarzyna Woźniak Poland40.89 (13)4:17.74 (13)2:01.87 (12)124.469
NQ16Anna Rokita Austria41.33 (16)4:15.89 (10)2:02.58 (15)124.838
NQ17Ida Njåtun Norway40.58 (8)4:21.99 (21)2:02.24 (14)124.991
NQ18Isabell Ost Germany41.32 (15)4:21.07 (19)2:02.63 (17)125.707
NQ19Svetlana Vysokova Russia41.36 (17)4:18.96 (15)2:03.94 (20)125.826
NQ 20Katrin Mattscherodt Germany42.03 (20)4:18.31 (14)2:03.11 (18)126.117
NQ21Cathrine Grage Denmark43.13 (25)4:19.33 (16)2:04.81 (21)127.964
NQ22Yulia Yasenok Belarus41.87 (19)4:31.62 (23)2:06.22 (22)129.213
NQ23Marita Johansson Sweden42.75 (23)4:31.10 (22)2:06.58 (23)130.126
NQ24Olena Myahkikh Ukraine42.50 (22)4:35.79 (24)2:09.22 (24)131.538
NQ25Daniela Oltean Romania42.92 (24)4:43.05 (25)2:11.09 (25)133.791
NQ26Ágota Tóth Hungary42.23 (21)4:46.73 (26)2:14.08 (26)134.878

NQ = Not qualified for the 5000 m (only the best 12 are qualified)
DNS = Did not start

Source: ISU [2]

Rules

All 24 participating skaters are allowed to skate the first three distances; 12 skaters may take part on the fourth distance. These 12 skaters are determined by taking the standings on the longest of the first three distances, as well as the samalog standings after three distances, and comparing these lists as follows:

  1. Skaters among the top 12 on both lists are qualified.
  2. To make up a total of 12, skaters are then added in order of their best rank on either list. Samalog standings take precedence over the longest-distance standings in the event of a tie.

See also

References

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