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Draws are out for tomorrow: https://live.isuresults.eu/events/2021_NED_0005/schedule   My predictions for tomorrow, just for fun:   Women's 3.000m    3:57,53 - Irene Sch

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So close to finally getting a gold medal  

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Nice to read your predictions. For me Antoinette de Jong  and Natalia Voronina  are the clear favourites at the women's side, Nils van der Poel   will win the men's race tomorrow, although I hope for

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Draws are out for tomorrow: https://live.isuresults.eu/events/2021_NED_0005/schedule

 

My predictions for tomorrow, just for fun:

 

Women's 3.000m

 

  1. :NED 3:57,53 - Irene Schouten
  2. :NED 3:58,01 - Antoinette de Jong
  3. :RUS 3:58,57 - Natalia Voronina
  4. :NED 3:59,61 - Joy Beune
  5. :CAN 3:59,97 - Isabelle Weidemann
  6. :CZE 4:00,33 - Martina Sáblíková
  7. :NOR 4:01,26 - Ragne Wiklund
  8. :ITA 4:04,03 - Francesca Lollobrigida

  9. :RUS 4:04,75 - Evgeniia Lalenkova

  10. :CAN 4:05,79 - Valerie Maltais

  11. :BLR 4:05,96 - Marina Zueva

  12. :POL 4:06,59 - Magdalena Czyszczoń

  13. :NOR 4:08,29 - Sofie Karoline Haugen

  14. :KAZ 4:09,10 - Nadezhda Morozova

  15. :BLR 4:09,55 - Ekaterina Sloeva

  16. :CAN 4:10,37 - Abigail McCluskey

  17. :CZE 4:10,40 - Nikola Zdráhalová

  18. :RUS 4:10,42 - Elena Eranina

  19. :GER 4:11,67 - Mareike Thum

  20. :ITA 4:12,84 - Linda Rossi

 

Men's 5.000m:

 

  1. :NED 6:06,11 - Patrick Roest
  2. :SWE 6:10,41 - Nils van der Poel
  3. :NED 6:11,70 - Sven Kramer
  4. :ITA 6:12,46 - Davide Ghiotto
  5. :RUS 6:12,73 - Sergey Trofimov
  6. :NED 6:13,26 - Jorrit Bergsma
  7. :NOR 6:13,63 - Hallgeir Engebråten
  8. :BEL 6:14,93 - Bart Swings
  9. :RUS 6:15,89 - Danila Semerikov
  10. :NOR 6:17,60 - Sverre Lunde Pedersen
  11. :GER 6:18,88 - Patrick Beckert
  12. :ITA 6:19,06 - Andrea Giovannini
  13. :CAN 6:19,18 - Jordan Belchos
  14. :ITA 6:19,28 - Michele Malfatti
  15. :RUS 6:21,08 - Daniil Aldoshkin
  16. :KAZ 6:21,61 - Vitaliy Chshigolev
  17. :NOR 6:21,76 - Peder Kongshaug
  18. :USA 6:22,16 - Ethan Cepuran
  19. :FRA 6:22,71 - Timothy Loubineaud
  20. :NZL 6:23,94 - Peter Michael
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Nice to read your predictions. For me Antoinette de Jong :NED and Natalia Voronina :RUS are the clear favourites at the women's side, Nils van der Poel :SWE  will win the men's race tomorrow, although I hope for Patrick Roest :NED that he can finally become world champion on a single distance.

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On 10/02/2021 at 19:50, Dennis said:

Draws are out for tomorrow: https://live.isuresults.eu/events/2021_NED_0005/schedule

 

My predictions for tomorrow, just for fun:

 

Women's 3.000m

 

  1. :NED 3:57,53 - Irene Schouten
  2. :NED 3:58,01 - Antoinette de Jong
  3. :RUS 3:58,57 - Natalia Voronina
  4. :NED 3:59,61 - Joy Beune
  5. :CAN 3:59,97 - Isabelle Weidemann
  6. :CZE 4:00,33 - Martina Sáblíková
  7. :NOR 4:01,26 - Ragne Wiklund
  8. :ITA 4:04,03 - Francesca Lollobrigida

  9. :RUS 4:04,75 - Evgeniia Lalenkova

  10. :CAN 4:05,79 - Valerie Maltais

  11. :BLR 4:05,96 - Marina Zueva

  12. :POL 4:06,59 - Magdalena Czyszczoń

  13. :NOR 4:08,29 - Sofie Karoline Haugen

  14. :KAZ 4:09,10 - Nadezhda Morozova

  15. :BLR 4:09,55 - Ekaterina Sloeva

  16. :CAN 4:10,37 - Abigail McCluskey

  17. :CZE 4:10,40 - Nikola Zdráhalová

  18. :RUS 4:10,42 - Elena Eranina

  19. :GER 4:11,67 - Mareike Thum

  20. :ITA 4:12,84 - Linda Rossi

 

Men's 5.000m:

 

  1. :NED 6:06,11 - Patrick Roest
  2. :SWE 6:10,41 - Nils van der Poel
  3. :NED 6:11,70 - Sven Kramer
  4. :ITA 6:12,46 - Davide Ghiotto
  5. :RUS 6:12,73 - Sergey Trofimov
  6. :NED 6:13,26 - Jorrit Bergsma
  7. :NOR 6:13,63 - Hallgeir Engebråten
  8. :BEL 6:14,93 - Bart Swings
  9. :RUS 6:15,89 - Danila Semerikov
  10. :NOR 6:17,60 - Sverre Lunde Pedersen
  11. :GER 6:18,88 - Patrick Beckert
  12. :ITA 6:19,06 - Andrea Giovannini
  13. :CAN 6:19,18 - Jordan Belchos
  14. :ITA 6:19,28 - Michele Malfatti
  15. :RUS 6:21,08 - Daniil Aldoshkin
  16. :KAZ 6:21,61 - Vitaliy Chshigolev
  17. :NOR 6:21,76 - Peder Kongshaug
  18. :USA 6:22,16 - Ethan Cepuran
  19. :FRA 6:22,71 - Timothy Loubineaud
  20. :NZL 6:23,94 - Peter Michael

Full top 10 on the women's side correct, but in a completely wrong order. Sad for Wiklund she did not medal here, I was rooting for her.

 

The men's 5.000m prediction was quite incorrect. Disappointed by the Pedersen (2019 World Champion) and Kramer (3x Olympic Champion + 8 times World Champion) of course, but very excited to see Van der Poel win the title here. Very convincing race here and I can't wait for the 10.000 metres. I'll also keep a close eye on Aldoshkin in the future, he was my biggest surpirse of the day.

 

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Predictions for tomorrow:

 

Team Pursuit Ladies:

 

  1. :NED 
  2. :RUS 
  3. :CAN 
  4. :NOR 
  5. :POL 
  6. :BLR 
  7. :GER 
  8. :SUI 

The top 3 teams are the teams with three solid skaters, whereas (apart from Switzerland) each team has two solid skaters, but missing a third one to compete for the podium. I think Canada and Norway benefited the most from the easier conditions during the World Cups.

 

Team Pursuit Men:

 

  1. :NED
  2. :NOR
  3. :RUS
  4. :CAN
  5. :ITA
  6. :KAZ
  7. :POL
  8. :NZL

This is purely based on the individual qualities of the skaters. Norway won the World Cup, but Pedersen and Kongshaug were disappointing today on the 5.000m. Canada will start with Howe, who is more of a 1.000m and 1.500m specialist, who will struggle more with these tougher circumstances. Russia will benefit most from these circumstances. The Netherlands will most likely start with Bosker, Roest and Huizinga, who are team mates, so I expect them to work together better than the teams that started during the world cups.

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And predictions for the 500 metres:

 

Men:

  1. :CAN 34,57 - Laurent Dubreuil
  2. :NED 34,60 - Dai Dai N'tab
  3. :RUS 34,63 - Pavel Kulizhnikov
  4. :NED 34,65 - Ronald Mulder
  5. :RUS 34,70 - Artem Arefyev
  6. :NED 34,74 - Kai Verbij
  7. :BLR 34,80 - Ignat Golovatsiuk
  8. :CAN 34,80 - Gilmore Junio
  9. :POL 34,87 - Piotr Michalski
  10. :RUS 34,90 - Ruslan Murashov
  11. :NOR 34,90 - Håvard Holmefjord Lorentzen
  12. :NOR 34,90 - Bjørn Magnussen
  13. :POL 34,97 - Artur Nogal
  14. :GER 35,01 - Joel Dufter
  15. :CAN 35,09 - Alex Boisvert-Lacroix
  16. :EST 35,18 - Marten Liiv
  17. :POL 35,19 - Damian Żurek
  18. :KAZ 35,34 - Roman Krech
  19. :ITA 35,35 - David Bosa
  20. :BLR 35,59 - Artiom Chaban
  21. :GER 35,68 - Nico Ihle
  22. :ITA 35,69 - Mirko Giacomo Nenzi
  23. :NOR 35,82 - Odin By Farstad
  24. :SUI 35,92 - Christian Oberbichler

Women:

  1. :NED 37,16 - Femke Kok
  2. :RUS 37,29 - Angelina Golikova
  3. :NED 37,38 - Jutta Leerdam
  4. :AUT 37,41 - Vanessa Herzog
  5. :CAN 37,44 - Heather McLean
  6. :RUS 37,48 - Olga Fatkulina
  7. :RUS 37,74 - Daria Kachanova
  8. :BLR 37,84 - Hanna Nifantava
  9. :POL 37,91 - Andżelika Wójcik
  10. :USA 37,96 - Brittany Bowe
  11. :POL 37,99 - Kaja Ziomek
  12. :NED 38,03 - Suzanne Schulting
  13. :CAN 38,16 - Kaylin Irvine
  14. :KAZ 38,25 - Yekaterina Aydova
  15. :POL 38,54 - Karolina Bosiek
  16. :NOR 38,61 - Julie Nistad Samsonsen
  17. :NOR 38,79 - Martine Ripsrud
  18. :GER 38,81 - Katja Franzen
  19. :CAN 39,22 - Béatrice Lamarche
  20. :BEL 39,27 - Stien Vanhoutte
  21. :GER 39,43 - Anna Ostlender
  22. :BEL 39,50 - Sandrine Tas
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5 minutes ago, Dennis said:

And predictions for the 500 metres:

 

Men:

  1. :CAN 34,57 - Laurent Dubreuil
  2. :NED 34,60 - Dai Dai N'tab
  3. :RUS 34,63 - Pavel Kulizhnikov
  4. :NED 34,65 - Ronald Mulder
  5. :RUS 34,70 - Artem Arefyev
  6. :NED 34,74 - Kai Verbij
  7. :BLR 34,80 - Ignat Golovatsiuk
  8. :CAN 34,80 - Gilmore Junio
  9. :POL 34,87 - Piotr Michalski
  10. :RUS 34,90 - Ruslan Murashov
  11. :NOR 34,90 - Håvard Holmefjord Lorentzen
  12. :NOR 34,90 - Bjørn Magnussen
  13. :POL 34,97 - Artur Nogal
  14. :GER 35,01 - Joel Dufter
  15. :CAN 35,09 - Alex Boisvert-Lacroix
  16. :EST 35,18 - Marten Liiv
  17. :POL 35,19 - Damian Żurek
  18. :KAZ 35,34 - Roman Krech
  19. :ITA 35,35 - David Bosa
  20. :BLR 35,59 - Artiom Chaban
  21. :GER 35,68 - Nico Ihle
  22. :ITA 35,69 - Mirko Giacomo Nenzi
  23. :NOR 35,82 - Odin By Farstad
  24. :SUI 35,92 - Christian Oberbichler

Women:

  1. :NED 37,16 - Femke Kok
  2. :RUS 37,29 - Angelina Golikova
  3. :NED 37,38 - Jutta Leerdam
  4. :AUT 37,41 - Vanessa Herzog
  5. :CAN 37,44 - Heather McLean
  6. :RUS 37,48 - Olga Fatkulina
  7. :RUS 37,74 - Daria Kachanova
  8. :BLR 37,84 - Hanna Nifantava
  9. :POL 37,91 - Andżelika Wójcik
  10. :USA 37,96 - Brittany Bowe
  11. :POL 37,99 - Kaja Ziomek
  12. :NED 38,03 - Suzanne Schulting
  13. :CAN 38,16 - Kaylin Irvine
  14. :KAZ 38,25 - Yekaterina Aydova
  15. :POL 38,54 - Karolina Bosiek
  16. :NOR 38,61 - Julie Nistad Samsonsen
  17. :NOR 38,79 - Martine Ripsrud
  18. :GER 38,81 - Katja Franzen
  19. :CAN 39,22 - Béatrice Lamarche
  20. :BEL 39,27 - Stien Vanhoutte
  21. :GER 39,43 - Anna Ostlender
  22. :BEL 39,50 - Sandrine Tas

Well, at the women's side Femke Kok :NED is the favourite, but like Patrick Roest today she has only something to lose. In addition, she has a bad draw, finishing in the outside lane. I predict Angelina Golikova :RUS  for the win. The men's competition will be close, but will find Pawel Kuliznhikov :RUS on top of the ranking. Laurent Dubreuil :CAN also has a good chance.

 

Team pursuit women: :CAN for sure.

Team pursuit men: :NOR .

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