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2009 European Speed Skating Championships

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European Speed Skating Championships
Thialf (Heerenveen)
VenueThialf (Heerenveen)
Dates9–11 January 2009
Competitors31 men
28 women
Medalist men
1st place, gold medalist(s) Sven Kramer  NED
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Håvard Bøkko  NOR
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Wouter olde Heuvel  NED
Medalist women
1st place, gold medalist(s) Claudia Pechstein  GER
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Daniela Anschütz-Thoms  GER
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Martina Sáblíková  CZE

The 2009 European Speed Skating Championships were held at the indoor ice rink of the Thialf in Heerenveen (the Netherlands) on 9–11 January 2009.

Men's championships

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Allround results

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Place Athlete Country 500 m 5000 m 1500 m 10000 m Points
1st place, gold medalist(s) Sven Kramer  Netherlands 36.47 (5) 6:15.76 (1) 1:46.53 (1) 13:00.16 (1) 148.564
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Håvard Bøkko  Norway 37.36 (15) 6:18.51 (2) 1:47.47 (5) 13:09.23 (2) 150.495
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Wouter olde Heuvel  Netherlands 36.72 (8) 6:21.84 (3) 1:47.44 (4) 13:18.25 (4) 150.629
4 Ivan Skobrev  Russia 36.68 (7) 6:30.22 (7) 1:47.97 (6) 13:19.85 (5) 151.684
5 Carl Verheijen  Netherlands 37.71 (19) 6:25.52 (5) 1:48.88 (10) 13:18.11 (3) 152.460
6 Robert Lehmann  Germany 36.34 (3) 6:36.29 (11) 1:48.48 (9) 13:44.84 (10) 153.304
7 Sverre Haugli  Norway 37.97 (21) 6:25.11 (4) 1:50.00 (15) 13:28.79 (7) 153.586
8 Tobias Schneider  Germany 37.09 (12) 6:35.17 (10) 1:49.26 (11) 13:35.70 (9) 153.812
9 Konrad Niedźwiedzki  Poland 36.25 (2) 6:44.89 (17) 1:48.27 (8) 14:07.05 (11) 155.181
10 Yevgeny Lalenkov  Russia 36.20 (1) 6:47.96 (20) 1:46.62 (2) 14:35.33 (12) 156.302
11 Øystein Grødum  Norway 39.88 (27) 6:32.56 (8) 1:53.51 (22) 13:26.84 (6) 157.314
12 Koen Verweij  Netherlands 1:06.95 (31) 6:29.91 (6) 1:48.24 (7) 13:35.07 (8) 182:774
NQ13 Joel Eriksson  Sweden 36.45 (4) 6:47.50 (18) 1:49.50 (13) 113.700
NQ14 Johan Röjler  Sweden 37.41 (16) 6:39.93 (13) 1:50.14 (16) 114.116
NQ15 Alexis Contin  France 37.81 (20) 6:38.74 (12) 1:49.45 (12) 114.167
NQ16 Matteo Anesi  Italy 36.94 (10) 6:47.70 (19) 1:49.86 (14) 114.330
NQ17 Andrey Burlyaev  Russia 37.35 (14) 6:49.09 (21) 1:50.55 (17) 115.109
NQ18 Marco Cignini  Italy 37.63 (18) 6:49.95 (22) 1:50.69 (18) 115.521
NQ19 Marco Weber  Germany 38.21 (23) 6:40.35 (14) 1:52.30 (20) 115.678
NQ20 Vitaly Mikhaylov  Belarus 37.46 (17) 6:55.54 (25) 1:52.40 (21) 116.480
NS21 Sławomir Chmura  Poland 39.24 (25) 6:34.08 (9) 1:53.89 (24) 116.611
NQ22 Milan Sáblík  Czech Republic 38.19 (22) 6:53.08 (23) 1:53.54 (23) 117.341
NQ23 Marian Christian Ion  Romania 38.95 (24) 6:53.54 (24) 1:54.41 (25) 118.440
NQ24 Philip Brojaka  United Kingdom 37.06 (11) 7:23.55 (28) 1:52.25 (19) 118.831
NQ25 Jan Caflisch  Switzerland 40.31 (28) 7:07.21 (26) 2:00.27 (29) 123.121
NQ26 Asier Peña Iturria  Spain 40.99 (30) 7:17.54 (27) 2:00.20 (27) 124.810
NQ27 Szabolcs Szőllősi  Hungary 40.42 (29) 7:24.00 (29) 2:00.20 (27) 124.886
DQ2 Enrico Fabris  Italy 36.55 (6) DQ 1:46.68 (3)
DQ2 Jarmo Valtonen  Finland 37.12 (13) DQ 1:54.41 (25)
DQ3 Lars Kvaalen  Norway 36.79 (9) 6:44.87 (16) DQ
DQ3 Kris Schildermans  Belgium 39.80 (26) 6:43.48 (15) DQ

NQ = Not qualified for the 10000 m (only the best 12 are qualified)
DQ = Disqualified

Source: ISU[1]

Women's championships

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Allround results

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Place Athlete Country 500 m 3000 m 1500 m 5000 m Points
1st place, gold medalist(s) Claudia Pechstein  Germany 39.74 (2) 4:04.41 (1) 1:57.72 (2) 7:02.99 (2) 162.014
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Daniela Anschütz-Thoms  Germany 40.00 (3) 4:04.97 (2) 1:57.21 (1) 7:04.09 (3) 162.307
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Martina Sáblíková  Czech Republic 40.90 (12) 4:05.34 (4) 1:59.12 (6) 6:53.19 (1) 162.815
4 Paulien van Deutekom  Netherlands 40.04 (4) 4:05.24 (3) 1:58.12 (3) 7:08.33 (7) 163.119
5 Renate Groenewold  Netherlands 40.73 (10) 4:07.52 (5) 1:58.66 (5) 7:04.34 (4) 163.965
6 Ireen Wüst  Netherlands 40.19 (6) 4:11.36 (7) 1:58.28 (4) 7:05.34 (5) 164.043
7 Elma de Vries  Netherlands 40.47 (8) 4:13.42 (10) 2:00.97 (9) 7:14.35 (9) 166.454
8 Katarzyna Wójcicka  Poland 40.88 (11) 4:12.92 (9) 2:00.69 (8) 7:19.00 (11) 167.163
9 Maren Haugli  Norway 41.42 (17) 4:12.20 (8) 2:01.28 (10) 7:13.05 (8) 167.184
10 Anna Rokita  Austria 41.37 (18) 4:14.64 (12) 2:02.33 (11) 7:18.77 (10) 168.853
11 Lucille Opitz  Germany 41:09 (13) 4:13.78 (11) 2:02.52 (14) 7:26.27 (12) 168.853
12 Stephanie Beckert  Germany 43.62 (26) 4:10.08 (6) 2:04.79 (20) 7:06.98 (6) 169.594
NQ13 Alla Shabanova  Russia 39.58 (1) 4:17.12 (13) 1:59.81 (7) 122:369
NQ14 Yekaterina Abramova (4)  Russia 40.18 (5) 4:26.10 (18) 2:02.63 (15) 125.406
NQ15 Hege Bøkko  Norway 40.42 (7) 4:25.29 (17) 2:02.43 (13) 125.445
NQ16 Luiza Złotkowska  Poland 41.27 (16) 4:21.12 (14) 2:02.82 (16) 125.730
NQ17 Mari Hemmer  Norway 41.69 (20) 4:21.53 (15) 2:03.09 (18) 126.308
NQ18 Karolína Erbanová  Czech Republic 41.12 (14) 4:26.64 (19) 2:02.36 (12) 126.346
NQ19 Daniela Dumitru  Romania 41.66 (19) 4:30.34 (22) 2:07.02 (21) 129.056
NQ20 Marita Johansson  Sweden 43.06 (24) 4:28.19 (20) 2:04.08 (19) 129.118
NQ21 Yuliya Yasenok  Belarus 41.26 (15) 4:34.86 (25) 2:07.49 (22) 129.566
NQ22 Olena Myagkikh  Ukraine 41.85 (21) 4:33.15 (24) 2:07.67 (24) 129.931
NQ23 Daniela Oltean  Romania 42.69 (23) 4:30.67 (23) 2:07.61 (23) 130.337
NQ24 Emma Andersson  Sweden 42.34 (22) 4:38.30 (26) 2:08.33 (25) 131.499
NQ25 Anna Badayeva  Belarus 40.61 (9) 4:50.19 (28) 2:08.61 (26) 131.845
NQ26 Cathrine Grage  Denmark 45.04 (27) 4:28.38 (21) 2:11.16 (27) 133.490
NQ27 Ágota Tóth  Hungary 43.09 (25) 4:39.75 (27) 2:15.17 (28) 134.771
DQ1 Yekaterina Shikhova  Russia DQ 4:23.23 (16) 2:03.00 (17)

NQ = Not qualified for the 5000 m (only the best 12 are qualified)
DQ = Disqualified

Source: ISU[2]

Rules

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All 24 participating skaters are allowed to skate the first three distances; 12 skaters may take part on the fourth distance. These 12 skaters are determined by taking the standings on the longest of the first three distances, as well as the samalog standings after three distances, and comparing these lists as follows:

  1. Skaters among the top 12 on both lists are qualified.
  2. To make up a total of 12, skaters are then added in order of their best rank on either list. Samalog standings take precedence over the longest-distance standings in the event of a tie.

See also

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References

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