Speed skating at the 1972 Winter Olympics

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The 1972 Winter Olympics Speed Skating results

Contents 1 Men's events 1.1 500 m 1.2 1,500 m 1.3 5,000 m 1.4 10,000 m 2 Women's events 2.1 500 m 2.2 1,000 m 2.3 1,500 m 2.4 3,000 m 3 List of participants by nation 3.1 Australia 3.2 Austria 3.3 Canada 3.4 East Germany 3.5 Finland 3.6 France 3.7 Great Britain 3.8 Italy 3.9 Japan 3.10 Mongolia 3.11 Netherlands 3.12 North Korea 3.13 Norway 3.14 South Korea 3.15 Soviet Union 3.16 Sweden 3.17 United States 3.18 West Germany 4 References

[edit] Men's events

[edit] 500 m

February 5, 1972 — 38 competitors from 16 countries

RANK	NAME ATHLETE	COUNTRY	TIME
	Erhard Keller	FRG	39.44
	Hasse Börjes	SWE	39.69
	Valery Muratov	URS	39.80
4.	Per Bjørang	NOR	39.91
5.	Seppo Hänninen	FIN	40.12
6.	Leo Linkovesi	FIN	40.14
7.	Ove König	SWE	40.25
8.	Masaki Suzuki	JPN	40.35

[edit] 1,500 m

February 6, 1972 — 39 competitors from 16 countries

RANK	NAME ATHLETE	COUNTRY	TIME
	Ard Schenk	NED	2:02.96
	Roar Grønvold	NOR	2:04.26
	Göran Claeson	SWE	2:05.89
4.	Bjørn Tveter	NOR	2:05.94
5.	Jan Bols	NED	2:06.58
6.	Valeri Lavrushkin	URS	2:07.16
7.	Daniel Carroll	USA	2:07.24
8.	Kees Verkerk	NED	2:07.43

[edit] 5,000 m

February 4, 1972 — 28 competitors from 14 countries

RANK	NAME ATHLETE	COUNTRY	TIME
	Ard Schenk	NED	7:23.61
	Roar Grønvold	NOR	7:28.16
	Sten Stensen	NOR	7:33.39
4.	Göran Claeson	SWE	7:36.17
5.	Willy Olsen	NOR	7:36.47
6.	Kees Verkerk	NED	7:39.17
7.	Valeri Lavrushkin	URS	7:39.26
8.	Jan Bols	NED	7:39.40

[edit] 10,000 m

February 7, 1972 — 24 competitors from 14 countries

RANK	NAME ATHLETE	COUNTRY	TIME
	Ard Schenk	NED	15:01.35
	Kees Verkerk	NED	15:04.70
	Sten Stensen	NOR	15:07.08
4.	Jan Bols	NED	15:17.99
5.	Valeri Lavrushkin	URS	15:20.08
6.	Göran Claeson	SWE	15:30.19
7.	Kimmo Koskinen	FIN	15:38.87
8.	Gerhard Zimmermann	FRG	15:43.92

[edit] Women's events

[edit] 500 m

February 9, 1972 — 30 competitors from 12 countries

RANK	NAME ATHLETE	COUNTRY	TIME
	Anne Henning	USA	43.33
	Vera Krasnova	URS	44.01
	Lyudmila Titova	URS	44.45
4.	Sheila Young	USA	44.53
5.	Monika Pflug	FRG	44.75
6.	Atje Keulen-Deelstra	NED	44.89
7.	Kay Lunda	USA	44.95
8.	Alla Butova	URS	45.17

[edit] 1,000 m

February 11, 1972 — 33 competitors from 12 countries

RANK	NAME ATHLETE	COUNTRY	TIME
	Monika Pflug	FRG	1:31.40
	Atje Keulen-Deelstra	NED	1:31.61
	Anne Henning	USA	1:31.62
4.	Lyudmila Titova	URS	1:31.85
5.	Nina Statkevich	URS	1:32.21
6.	Dianne Holum	USA	1:32.41
7.	Elly van den Brom	NED	1:32.60
8.	Sylvia Burka	CAN	1:32.95

[edit] 1,500 m

February 10, 1972 — 31 competitors from 12 countries

RANK	NAME ATHLETE	COUNTRY	TIME
	Dianne Holum	USA	2:20.85
	Stien Baas-Kaiser	NED	2:21.05
	Atje Keulen-Deelstra	NED	2:22.05
4.	Elly van den Brom	NED	2:22.27
5.	Rosemarie Taupadel	GDR	2:22.35
6.	Nina Statkevich	URS	2:23.19
7.	Connie Carpenter	USA	2:23.93
8.	Sigrid Sundby	NOR	2:24.07

[edit] 3,000 m

February 12, 1972 — 23 competitors from 10 countries

RANK	NAME ATHLETE	COUNTRY	TIME
	Stien Baas-Kaiser	NED	4:52.14
	Dianne Holum	USA	4:58.67
	Atje Keulen-Deelstra	NED	4:59.91
4.	Sippie Tigchelaar	NED	5:01.67
5.	Nina Statkevich	URS	5:01.79
6.	Kapitolina Seregina	URS	5:01.88
7.	Tuula Vilkas	FIN	5:05.92
8.	Lyudmila Savrulina	URS	5:06.61

[edit] List of participants by nation

[edit] Australia

1. Colin Coates
2. Jim Lynch

[edit] Austria

1. Otmar Braunecker

[edit] Canada

1. Andrew Barron
2. Sylvia Burka
3. Gerard Cassan
4. John Cassidy
5. Gayle Gordon
6. Bob Hodges
7. Jennifer Jackson
8. Donna McCannell
9. Cathy Priestner
10. Kevin Sirois

[edit] East Germany

1. Ruth Budzich-Schleiermacher
2. Rosemarie Taupadel

[edit] Finland

1. Seppo Hänninen
2. Arja Kantola
3. Kimmo Koskinen
4. Leo Linkovesi
5. Jouko Salakka
6. Tuula Vilkas

[edit] France

1. Richard Tourné

[edit] Great Britain

1. John Blewitt
2. David Hampton

[edit] Italy

1. Giovanni Gloder
2. Bruno Toniolli

[edit] Japan

1. Akiko Ariga
2. Takayuki Hida
3. Norio Hirate
4. Kaname Ide
5. Kiyomi Ito
6. Satomi Koike
7. Mutsuhiko Maeda
8. Osamu Naito
9. Yoshiko Onozawa
10. Jitsuko Saito
11. Keiichi Suzuki
12. Masaki Suzuki
13. Emiko Taguchi

[edit] Mongolia

1. Luvsanlkhagvyn Dasjnjam
2. Luvasansharavyn Tsend

[edit] Netherlands

1. Stien Baas-Kaiser
2. Jan Bols
3. Elly van den Brom
4. Jappie van Dijk
5. Atje Keulen-Deelstra
6. Trijnie Rep
7. Ard Schenk
8. Sippie Tigchelaar
9. Eddy Verheijen
10. Kees Verkerk

[edit] North Korea

1. Choi Dong-Wuk
2. Han Pil-Hwa
3. Kim Bok-Sun
4. Kim Myeong-Ja
5. Kim Ok-Sun
6. Tak In-Suk

[edit] Norway

1. Lisbeth Berg
2. Kirsti Biermann
3. Per Bjørang
4. Lasse Efskind
5. Dag Fornæss
6. Roar Grønvold
7. Per Willy Guttormsen
8. Ole Christian Iversen
9. Johan Lind
10. Willy Olsen
11. Sten Stensen
12. Svein-Erik Stiansen
13. Sigrid Sundby
14. Bjørn Tveter

[edit] South Korea

1. Choi Jung-Hyi
2. Jeon Seon-Ok
3. Jeong Chung-Ku
4. Lee Kyeong-Hyi

[edit] Soviet Union

1. Alla Butova
2. Vladimir Komarov
3. Vera Krasnova
4. Valery Lavrushkin
5. Valery Muratov
6. Lyudmila Savrulina
7. Kapitolina Seregina
8. Nina Statkevich
9. Lyudmila Titova

[edit] Sweden

1. Hasse Börjes
2. Göran Claeson
3. Sylvia Filipsson
4. Johan Granath
5. Johnny Höglin
6. Ylva Hedlund
7. Ann-Sofie Järnstrøm
8. Göran Johansson
9. Ove König
10. Ørjan Sandler
11. Mats Wallberg

[edit] United States

1. Neil Blatchford
2. Connie Carpenter
3. Daniel Carroll
4. Peter Eberling
5. Charles Gilmore
6. Anne Henning
7. Dianne Holum
8. Gary Jonland
9. Clark King
10. Bill Lanigan
11. Kay Lunda
12. Greg Lyman
13. Jean Omelenchuk
14. Leah Poulos
15. John Wurster
16. Sheila Young

[edit] West Germany

1. Paula Dufter
2. Erhard Keller
3. Hans Lichtenstern
4. Monika Pflug
5. Herbert Schwarz
6. Monika Stützle
7. Gerhard Zimmermann
8. Muldie325

[edit] References

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