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Speed Skating ISU World Cup 2022 - 2023 (Heerenveen)


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Women's 3000m Division B (2/6)
Final Results
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
HAN Mei
CHN.gif
4.05,07
2
Merel CONIJN
NED.gif
4.05,86
3
Mia KILBURG
USA.gif
4.07,48
4
Yuna ONODERA
JPN.gif
4.11,22
5
Kaitlyn MCGREGOR
SUI.gif
4.11,66
6
Sandrine TAS
BEL.gif
4.12,62
7
CHEN Xiangyu
CHN.gif
4.13,12
8
Sofie Karoline HAUGEN
NOR.gif
4.13,46
9
Béatrice LAMARCHE
CAN.gif
4.13,86
10
Greta MYERS
USA.gif
4.14,62
11
Claudia PECHSTEIN
GER.gif
4.14,80
12
PARK Ji-Woo
KOR.gif
4.15,63(1)
13
Laura PEVERI
ITA.gif
4.15,63(6)
14
Aurora LØVÅS
NOR.gif
4.16,57
15
Zuzana KURŠOVÁ
CZE.gif
4.19,48
16
Marlen EHSELUNS
GER.gif
4.20,06
17
Eva LAGRANGE
SWE.gif
4.20,40
18
Michelle UHRIG
GER.gif
4.20,49
19
Marte Bjerkreim FURNÉE
NOR.gif
4.21,31
20
PARK Chae-Won
KOR.gif
4.21,64
21
Shione KAMINAGA
JPN.gif
4.21,72
22
Olga KACZMAREK
POL.gif
4.23,05
23
Gemma COOPER
GBR.gif
4.23,98
24
Veronika ANTOŠOVÁ
CZE.gif
4.25,39
25
Abigél MERCS
HUN.gif
4.28,35
 
Karolina BOSIEK
POL.gif
DQ
 
Giorgia BIRKELAND
USA.gif
WDR
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Men's 1500m
Final Results
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
Connor HOWE
CAN.gif
1.43,38
2
Kjeld NUIS
NED.gif
1.43,64
3
Thomas KROL
NED.gif
1.43,83
4
Peder KONGSHAUG
NOR.gif
1.43,86
5
NING Zhongyan
CHN.gif
1.43,91
6
Patrick ROEST
NED.gif
1.44,11
7
Hallgeir ENGEBRÅTEN
NOR.gif
1.44,20
8
Sander EITREM
NOR.gif
1.44,24
9
Jordan STOLZ
USA.gif
1.44,27
10
Taiyo NONOMURA
JPN.gif
1.44,57
11
Bart SWINGS
BEL.gif
1.44,59
12
Allan Dahl JOHANSSON
NOR.gif
1.44,77
13
Wesly DIJS
NED.gif
1.45,20
14
Louis HOLLAAR
NED.gif
1.45,38
15
Ryota KOJIMA
JPN.gif
1.45,39
16
Kazuya YAMADA
JPN.gif
1.45,45
17
Kristian ULEKLEIV
NOR.gif
1.45,69
18
Tyson LANGELAAR
CAN.gif
1.45,82
19
Antoine GÉLINAS-BEAULIEU
CAN.gif
1.45,98
20
Masaya YAMADA
JPN.gif
1.47,81
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Women's 500m
Final Results
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
KIM Min-Sun
KOR.gif
37,21
2
Vanessa HERZOG
AUT.gif
37,48
3
Jutta LEERDAM
NED.gif
37,51
4
Erin JACKSON
USA.gif
37,53
5
Marrit FLEDDERUS
NED.gif
37,55
6
Femke KOK
NED.gif
37,66
7
Kurumi INAGAWA
JPN.gif
37,69
8
Kimi GOETZ
USA.gif
37,84
9
Dione VOSKAMP
NED.gif
37,89
10
Konami SOGA
JPN.gif
37,92(3)
11
Michelle de JONG
NED.gif
37,92(8)
12
Andżelika WÓJCIK
POL.gif
37,99
13
Yekaterina AYDOVA
KAZ.gif
38,01
14
Kako YAMANE
JPN.gif
38,08
15
JIN Jingzhu
CHN.gif
38,11
16
Carolina HILLER
CAN.gif
38,28
17
Brooklyn MCDOUGALL
CAN.gif
38,51
18
LEE Na-Hyun
KOR.gif
38,54
19
LI Qishi
CHN.gif
38,57
20
ZHANG Lina
CHN.gif
39,11
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Women's 3000m
Final Results
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
Irene SCHOUTEN
NED.gif
3.54,04
2
Isabelle WEIDEMANN
CAN.gif
3.57,70
3
Ragne WIKLUND
NOR.gif
3.58,31
4
Joy BEUNE
NED.gif
3.58,72
5
Ivanie BLONDIN
CAN.gif
3.59,82
6
Marijke GROENEWOUD
NED.gif
3.59,90
7
Martina SÁBLÍKOVÁ
CZE.gif
4.00,13
8
Antoinette RIJPMA-DE JONG
NED.gif
4.00,24
9
Nadezhda MOROZOVA
KAZ.gif
4.02,83
10
Valerie MALTAIS
CAN.gif
4.03,98
11
Ayano SATO
JPN.gif
4.04,10
12
Momoka HORIKAWA
JPN.gif
4.04,97
13
Miho TAKAGI
JPN.gif
4.05,06
14
Magdalena CZYSZCZOŃ
POL.gif
4.07,72
15
YANG Binyu
CHN.gif
4.08,51
16
Josie HOFMANN
GER.gif
4.14,79
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Men's Team Sprint (1/3)
Final Results
 
Rank
Athletes
Nation
Result
1
YANG Tao
NING Zhongyan
LIAN Ziwen
CHN.gif
1.19,55
2
Hein OTTERSPEER
Merijn SCHEPERKAMP
Joep WENNEMARS
NED.gif
1.19,82
3
Cooper MCLEOD
Jordan STOLZ
Austin KLEBA
USA.gif
1.19,90
4
Håvard Holmefjord LORENTZEN
Odin By FARSTAD
Henrik Fagerli RUKKE
NOR.gif
1.19,91
5
Hendrik DOMBEK
Moritz KLEIN
Niklas KURZMANN
GER.gif
1.20,27
6
David BOSA
Alessio TRENTINI
Francesco BETTI
ITA.gif
1.20,42
7
Laurent DUBREUIL
Connor HOWE
Christopher FIOLA
CAN.gif
1.20,58
8
Piotr MICHALSKI
Marek KANIA
Damian ŻUREK
POL.gif
1.20,74
9
KIM Tae-Yun
KIM Jun-Ho
PARK Seong-Hyeon  
KOR.gif
1.21,84
10
Demyan GAVRILOV
Artur GALIYEV
Yevgeniy KOSHKIN
KAZ.gif
1.22,88
11
Ignaz GSCHWENTNER
Gabriel ODOR
Alexander FARTHOFER
AUT.gif
1.24,55
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