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Speed Skating ISU Single Distances World Championships 2025


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Speed Skating ISU Single Distances World Championships 2025

 

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Day 1 starts tonight with men's 5000 meters and women's 3000 meters, both races being won by Dutch athletes last year.

Will Netherlands crown again, this time on Norwegian track? :)

 

Later we get the men and women team sprint races.

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22 minutes ago, Thagard said:

I thought she was American. They tend to miss pronounce names.

Maybe we have different streams, the one on Youtube is definitely British. Don't know why they have different commentators than the regular season.

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13 minutes ago, TeamGB said:

Maybe we have different streams, the one on Youtube is definitely British. Don't know why they have different commentators than the regular season.

No, you are right.

I usually watch Concacaf football competitions and as this commentary was somewhat similar to ones of lady  commentators from the Caribbean, I made that connection LOL.

 

Nice performance from Poland.

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13 hours ago, TeamGB said:

:GBR Commentator butchering every pronunciation.  :facepalm:

Did they get one of them generic English Eurosport commentators? "Now they're rrrrreally pushing!" :p

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Anyhow, great fight in the women's 3k, that was tight! Super happy with bronze for Conijn, although she was kind of bummed out for Wiklund missing out on it by 0.01 seconds :d

 

And Eitrem vs Snellink in the 5k was fantastic :bowdown:

 

 

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nice breakthrough for Semirunniy, a bronze in 5K

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Bring back the 1991 borders

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