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Speed Skating ISU World Cup 2017 - 2018

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If I counted correctly, these are the women whose results are good enough to be allocated a quotum for their NOC on the women's 1.500m. Maximum quota per NOC = 3; Maximum quota for this d

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The same for the men's 1.500m Maximum quota per NOC = 3; Maximum quota for this distance = 36; Maximum quota for women for all distances combined = 100. World Cup Ran

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34.92 for Pedro Causil in the B division in SLC, meaning history: the first South American ever to get under the all-important 35-second barrier 

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2 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

10.19 opening for Kodaira :hyper:

 

Jan Bos was slower back in the days :p 

Correct

In the 1st run of the 500m at the Nagano Olympics Bos went through 100m in 10.21

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Shane Williamson's PB kicks allround legend Rintje Ritsma out of the top-50 of the infamous Adelskalenderen, the all-time allround world ranking. 

http://evertstenlund.se/adelm.htm

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World junior record was 1.44,45 by Brian Hansen in 2009. David la Rua put down a 1:44.37 in the B-division, but now Allan Dahl Johansson came along....1:43.13 :yikes:

 

Moving to 21st on the all-time list, as a junior :bowdown:

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@heywoodu Why you are so surprised (I think so because you use :hyper: smiley too often) when we are on the track in Calgary which is one of the fastest in the world? :p It's rather normal that everyone are fast here and breaks their PB's and it's even not strange when we conisder that it's Olympic season where everyone want be so good as it's possible :lol:

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@heywoodu Why you are so surprised (I think so because you use :hyper: smiley too often) when we are on the track in Calgary which is one of the fastest in the world? :p It's rather normal that everyone are fast here and breaks their PB's and it's even not strange when we conisder that it's Olympic season where everyone want be so good as it's possible :lol:

 

Because most of the times they go to Calgary or Salt Lake, there are not THIS many super fast times. And Leenstra breaking the national record and setting one of the fastest ever times is not something you'd expect easy like that.

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