1999 World Allround Speed Skating Championships

International speed skating competition World Allround Speed Skating Championships Vikingskipet-Hamar.jpg Vikingskipet Vikingskipet, Hamar 6–7 February 48 11 Rintje Ritsma Vadim Sayutin Eskil Ervik NED RUS NOR Gunda Niemann-Stirnemann Claudia Pechstein Tonny de Jong GER GER NED 1998 Heerenveen 2000 Milwaukee The 1999 World Allround Speed Skating Championships was held on 6–7 February 1999 in the Vikingskipet arena in Hamar, Norway. It was the first tournament with 24 participants. Title defenders were the 1998 world champions Gunda Niemann-Stirnemann from Germany and Ids Postma from the Netherlands. Gunda Niemann-Stirnemann from Germany and Rintje Ritsma from the Netherlands became world champions. Men's championships Allround results Place Athlete Country Points 500 m 5000 m 1500 m 10000 m Rintje Ritsma 152.651 WR 36.51 (4) 6:30.38 (6) 1:48.69 (2) 13:37.47 (4) Vadim Sayutin 153.360 37.71 (14) 6:27.50 (1) 1:49.32 (4) 13:29.21 (2) Eskil Ervik 154.176 37.54 (13) 6:29.22 (2) 1:49.59 (5) 13:43.68 (6) 4 Roberto Sighel 154.238 37.25 (9) 6:30.28 (4) 1:50.28 (10) 13:44.01 (7) 5 Bart Veldkamp 154.808 38.10 (20) 6:31.45 (7) 1:51.46 (18) 13:28.20 (1) 6 Ådne Søndrål 154.809 36.43 (3) 6:40.53 (18) 1:47.01 (1) 14:13.13 (12) 7 Martin Hersman 155.000 36.63 (6) 6:39.56 (13) 1:49.03 (3) 14:01.42 (9) 8 Christian Breuer 155.034 36.29 (1) 6:40.74 (19) 1:49.74 (7) 14:01.80 (10) 9 K. C. Boutiette 155.710 36.76 (7) 6:39.34 (12) 1:49.99 (9) 14:07.06 (11) 10 Frank Dittrich 155.926 38.73 (23) 6:30.35 (5) 1:52.55 (22) 13:32.91 (3) 11 Steven Elm 156.048 37.83 (17) 6:36.56 (9) 1:49.91 (8) 13:58.52 (8) 12 Kjell Storelid 156.147 38.86 (24) 6:30.05 (3) 1:52.19 (21) 13:37.73 (5) NQ13 Kevin Marshall 113.211 36.62 (5) 6:40.45 (16) 1:49.64 (6) NQ14 Takahiro Nozaki 114.376 37.48 (10) 6:39.63 (14) 1:50.80 (13) NQ15 Dmitry Shepel 114.458 37.77 (15) 6:37.78 (10) 1:50.73 (11) NQ16 Keiji Shirahata 114.508 37.51 (11) 6:40.52 (17) 1:50.84 (14) NQ17 Marnix ten Kortenaar 114.674 38.17 (21) 6:35.88 (8) 1:50.75 (12) NQ18 Mamoru Ishioka 114.669 37.10 (8) 6:42.09 (21) 1:52.08 (19) NQ19 Dustin Molicki 115.208 38.31 (22) 6:39.32 (11) 1:50.90 (15) NQ20 Derek Parra 115.209 37.51 (11) 6:46.36 (23) 1:51.19 (17) NQ21 Dominique Gravel 115.645 38.06 (19) 6:42.25 (22) 1:52.08 (19) NQ22 Stefano Donagrandi 115.751 37.95 (18) 6:40.81 (20) 1:53.16 (23f) NQ23 Hiroyuki Noake 128.597 36.29 (1) 6:39.71 (15) 2:37.01 (24f) DQ2 Maurizio De Monte 74.843 37.80 (16) 6:47.09 (DQ) 1:51.13 (16) NQ = Not qualified for the 10000 m (only the best 12 are qualified)DQ = disqualified bold signifies championship record. Women's championships Allround results Place Athlete Country Points 500 m 3000 m 1500 m 5000 m Gunda Niemann-Stirnemann 161.479 WR 40.34 (7) 4:02.01 (1) 1:57.24 (2) 6:57.24 (1) WR Claudia Pechstein 162.935 40.50 (8) 4:04.46 (2) 1:57.92 (4) 7:03.86 (2) Tonny de Jong 163.780 39.96 (4) 4:08.98 (4) 1:58.22 (5) 7:09.18 (4) 4 Annamarie Thomas 164.411 39.82 (1) 4:11.45 (8) 1:56.96 (1) 7:16.97 (8) 5 Emese Hunyady 164.885 39.93 (3) 4:10.89 (6) 1:57.51 (3) 7:19.70 (9) 6 Barbara de Loor 165.043 40.79 (13) 4:08.69 (3) 1:59.95 (10) 7:08.22 (3) 7 Maki Tabata 165.090 40.11 (6) 4:09.49 (5) 1:59.26 (9) 7:16.46 (5) 8 Varvara Barysheva 165.873 39.99 (5) 4:12.62 (11) 1:58.84 (7) 7:21.67 (11) 9 Jennifer Rodriguez 166.022 39.86 (2) 4:13.10 (14) 1:59.15 (8) 7:22.63 (12) 10 Lyudmila Prokasheva 166.333 41.06 (16) 4:12.24 (10) 1:58.64 (6) 7:16.87 (7) 11 Anette Tønsberg 167.536 40.75 (11) 4:12.98 (12) 2:01.40 (13) 7:21.57 (10) 12 Renate Groenewold 167.586 41.77 (21) 4:10.99 (7) 2:01.00 (12) 7:16.52 (6) NQ13 Cindy Overland 122.977 40.64 (10) 4:13.03 (13) 2:00.50 (11) NQ14 Daniela Anschütz 123.704 40.98 (14) 4:13.55 (16) 2:01.40 (13) NQ15 Nami Nemoto 124.066 41.55 (19) 4:11.50 (9) 2:01.80 (15) NQ16 Eriko Seo 124.178 41.04 (15) 4:14.19 (17) 2:02.32 (17) NQ17 Chiharu Nozaki 124.258 40.52 (9) 4:18.63 (20) 2:01.90 (16) NQ18 Ulrike Adeberg 124.285 41.18 (18) 4:13.47 (15) 2:02.58 (18) NQ19 Kristina Groves 125.141 41.65 (20) 4:15.59 (18) 2:02.68 (19) NQ20 Emese Dörfler-Antal 125.490 40.78 (12) 4:22.68 (22) 2:02.79 (20) NQ21 Catherine Raney 126.291 42.54 (22) 4:16.65 (19) 2:02.93 (21) NQ22 Anna Saveljeva 126.439 41.14 (17) 4:24.88 (24) 2:03.46 (22) NQ23 Nicole Slot 128.166 42.89 (24) 4:20.16 (21) 2:05.75 (24) NQ24 Sarah Shapiro 128.587 42.84 (23) 4:23.47 (23) 2:05.51 (23) NQ = Not qualified for the 5000 m (only the best 12 are qualified)DQ = disqualified bold signifies championship record. Rules 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: Skaters among the top 12 on both lists are qualified. 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. References Results on SpeedSkatingNews 1999 World Allround World Allround Speed Skating Championships, 1999 World Allround, 1999 Category:Sport in Hamar Municipality