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Started by Bj|rn P. Munch
Mon, 25 Jan 1993 11:16
NEW World Records!!! Koss: 6.38.77 :-) Zandstra: 156.882
Author: Bj|rn P. Munch
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 11:16
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 11:16
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From the European "all-round" speed-skating championships in Herenveen:
Johan Olav Koss (NOR), who had complained about a bad cold the day
before, broke the 6.40 barrier as he improved his own world record on
5000m to the fantastic
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With that, he is also the first (and only) skater to get less than 40
combination points on the 5000m.
Falco Zandstra (NED) also went below the previous record; he clocked
in at 6.40.01 in the next pair. He couldn't beat Koss' finish...
Zandstra won both the 500m, the 1500m and the 10000m, setting a new
combination world record with
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points.
Of course, Koss will beat him in the world championship @Hamar in
three weeks :-)
If there is any interest (and if I find the time), I can post more
results, both men's and women's.
---
Bj|rn P. Munch | Dept. of Comp. Science & Telematics,
Bjoern.P.Munch@idt.unit.no | Norwegian Institute of Technology (NTH),
PhD Student | N-7034 Trondheim, Norway
Univeristy of Trondheim | Fingerable addr: bjornmu@multe.idt.unit.no
Re: NEW World Records!!! Koss: 6.38.77 :-) Zandstra: 156.882
Author: Johan Thole
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 12:11
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 12:11
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bjornmu@idt.unit.no (Bj|rn P. Munch) writes: >From the European "all-round" speed-skating championships in Herenveen: >Falco Zandstra (NED) also went below the previous record; he clocked >in at 6.40.01 in the next pair. He couldn't beat Koss' finish... Congratulations for J.O. Koss. But the 10000m between Koss and Zandstra was also very interesting, wasn't it? >Zandstra won both the 500m, the 1500m and the 10000m, setting a new >combination world record with 156.882 points. >Of course, Koss will beat him in the world championship @Hamar in >three weeks :-) I wish him good luck; He'll need it ;-) >If there is any interest (and if I find the time), I can post more >results, both men's and women's. Yes, yes! I will start with the last twelf male skaters (for the curious, the last twelf skaters after three distances may skate the 10000m). 500m 5000m 1500m 10000m total -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1. Zandstra (Nl) 37.90 (1) 6.40.01 (2) 1.52.90 (1) 13.46.96 (1) 156.882 2. Koss (No) 38.29 (5) 6.38.77 (1) 1.53.76 (3) 13.57.49 (4) 157.961 3. Ritsma (Nl) 38.00 (3) 6.43.61 (4) 1.53.52 (2) 13.56.92 (3) 158.047 4. Veldkamp (Nl) 39.33 (14) 6.41.86 (3) 1.56.92 (12) 13.49.81 (2) 159.979 5. Sighel (It)* 37.95 (2) 6.55.84 (6) 1.56.09 (7) 14.24.45 (7) 161.452 6. Johansen (No) 38.86 (9) 6.56.84 (7) 1.56.59 (10) 14.19.26 (6) 162.370 7. Horvath (Ru) 39.09 (12) 6.56.99 (8) 1.56.31 (8) 14.18.82 (5) 162.500 8. Adeberg (Ge) 38.24 (4) 7.01.13 (14) 1.54.62 (4) 14.49.19 (12) 163.018 9. Szafranski (Po) 38.92 (10) 6.59.83 (11) 1.56.05 (6) 14.38.04 (10) 163.488 10.Bengtsonn (Sw) 40.78 (24) 6.58.82 (10) 1.59.58 (20) 14.25.52 (8) 165.798 11.Radke (Po) 41.16 (25) 6.54.58 (5) 2.18.04 (26) 14.29.62 (9) 172.112 12.Sondral (No) 67.04 (27) 6.58.04 (9) 1.55.15 (5) 14.43.51 (11) 191.402 * interesting; the Italian skater Roberto Sighel is sponsored by the Dutch village ``Dwingeloo'', partly because he (the world-champion) could not find a sponsor in Italy! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- If you have time for the results of the female skaters, I would be glad to see them here. >Bj|rn P. Munch Johan Thole -- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Johan Thole (thole@cs.rulimburg.nl) | This species has amused itself to death! University of Limburg | (Roger Waters) Dept. of computer science | #include <std/disclaimer.h>
Re: NEW World Records!!! Koss: 6.38.77 : -) Zandstra: 156.882
Author: Greg Franks
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 17:52
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 17:52
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In article <thole.727963883@cs.rulimburg.nl> thole@cs.rulimburg.nl (Johan Thole) writes: >If there is any interest (and if I find the time), I can post more >results, both men's and women's. Yes, yes! I will start with the last twelf male skaters (for the curious, the last twelf skaters after three distances may skate the 10000m). Thanks for the results! The last twelve are actually the *fastest* twelve skaters after the first three distances (500, 5000, 1500) based on samelagt (sp?) points. Samelagt points are the times normalized to 500m. Skaters attempt to minimize points. The top seed of competitors skates last (to maintain spectator interest). The seeding rules take three or four pages in the ISU rule book. ..greg -- Greg Franks, (613) 788-5726 | "The reason that God was able to Systems Engineering, Carleton University, | create the world in seven days is Ottawa, Ontario, Canada K1S 5B6. | that he didn't have to worry about greg@sce.carleton.ca ...!cunews!sce!greg | the installed base" -- Enzo Torresi
Re: NEW World Records!!! Koss: 6.38.77 :-) Zandstra: 156.882
Author: Bj|rn P. Munch
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 20:05
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 20:05
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In article <GREG.93Jan25125259@organia.sce.carleton.ca>, greg@organia.sce.carleton.ca (Greg Franks) writes: |> In article <thole.727963883@cs.rulimburg.nl> thole@cs.rulimburg.nl (Johan Thole) writes: |> >If there is any interest (and if I find the time), I can post more |> >results, both men's and women's. |> |> Yes, yes! I will start with the last twelf male skaters (for the curious, |> the last twelf skaters after three distances may skate the 10000m). |> |> Thanks for the results! |> |> The last twelve are actually the *fastest* twelve skaters after the |> first three distances (500, 5000, 1500) based on samelagt (sp?) |> points. Samelagt points are the times normalized to 500m. Skaters |> attempt to minimize points. "Samelagt"? Well, thanx for trying to speak Norwegian (?!?) ;-) It's "sammenlagt" (summed). The last twelve (used to be sixteen) are basically the best 12 on the 5000m. *However*, if another skater is among the best 6 (or 8?) in points after three distances, he will replace the 12th on the list. That is how Peter Adeberg (14th on 5000m) qualified. I'll post some of the womens' result sometime tomorrow (haven't got my newspaper here). --- Bj|rn P. Munch | Dept. of Comp. Science & Telematics, Bjoern.P.Munch@idt.unit.no | Norwegian Institute of Technology (NTH), PhD Student | N-7034 Trondheim, Norway Univeristy of Trondheim | Fingerable addr: bjornmu@multe.idt.unit.no
European speed skating championship: women's results
Author: Bj|rn P. Munch
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 17:42
Date: Tue, 26 Jan 1993 17:42
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In article <1993Jan25.200536.7975@ugle.unit.no> bjornmu@idt.unit.no (Bj|rn P. Munch) writes: |> |> I'll post some of the women's results sometime tomorrow (haven't got my |> newspaper here). OK, here are the finishing 12, in roughly the same format as the men's results were posted (sorry, not quite complete....): 1. Hunyady AUT 40.86 (1) 4.22.66 (3) 2.03.05 (1) 7.29.19 (4) 170.721 2. Warnicke GER 42.41 (10) 4.17.84 (2) 2.05.19 (3) 7.17.05 (2) 170.818 3. Basjanova RUS 41.94 (6) 4.23.98 (4) 2.06.32 (4) 7.36.05 (6) 173.647 4. Belci ITA 43.12 (15) 4.26.35 (6) 2.08.44 (8) 7.30.23 (5) 175.347 5. Yttredal NOR 41.51 (2) 4.28.19 (7) 2.07.71 (7) 7.47.30 (9) 175.508 6. Niemann GER 47.66F(21) 4.17.43 (1) 2.04.89 (2) 7.15.50 (1) 175.745 7. Zijlstra NED ??? 4.25.41 (5) ??? 7.28.87 (3) 176.002 8. Hordobetiu ROM 41.59 (3) 4.30.61 (11) 2.09.34 (11) 7.48.88 (10) 176.692 9. Krohn SWE 43.02 (14) 4.29.71 (9) 2.09.09 (10) 7.41.32 (7) 177.133 10. Wasilewska POL 41.93 (5) ??? 2.06.64 (5) 7.53.77 (12) 177.183 11. T|nsberg NOR 42.96 (13) 4.28.73 (8) 2.09.61 (13) 7.42.35 (8) 177.186 12. Langli NOR 42.86 (11) 4.30.32 (10) 2.09.70 (14) 7.51.93 (11) 178.339 (F = w/fall) --- Bj|rn P. Munch | Dept. of Comp. Science & Telematics, Bjoern.P.Munch@idt.unit.no | Norwegian Institute of Technology (NTH), PhD Student | N-7034 Trondheim, Norway Univeristy of Trondheim | Fingerable addr: bjornmu@multe.idt.unit.no
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