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See also: 2019 World Sprint Speed Skating Championships – Women
Men
at the 2019 World Sprint Speed Skating Championships
VenueThialf
LocationHeerenveen, Netherlands
Dates23–24 February
Competitors28 from 15 nations
Winning points137.390
Medalists
gold medal Pavel Kulizhnikov   Russia
silver medal Tatsuya Shinhama   Japan
bronze medal Kjeld Nuis   Netherlands
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The Men competition at the 2019 World Sprint Speed Skating Championships was held on 23 and 24 February 2019.[1][2]

Results

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500 m

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The race was started on 23 February at 15:40.[3]

Rank Pair Lane Name Country Time Diff
1 11 I Tatsuya Shinhama  Japan 34.66
2 8 I Kai Verbij  Netherlands 34.72 +0.06
3 13 O Pavel Kulizhnikov  Russia 34.74 +0.08
3 11 O Håvard Holmefjord Lorentzen  Norway 34.74 +0.08
5 14 I Viktor Mushtakov  Russia 34.75 +0.09
5 13 I Ruslan Murashov  Russia 34.75 +0.09
7 9 I Hein Otterspeer  Netherlands 34.92 +0.26
7 12 I Nico Ihle  Germany 34.92 +0.26
9 10 I Kjeld Nuis  Netherlands 34.98 +0.32
10 14 O Laurent Dubreuil  Canada 35.05 +0.39
11 9 O Artur Nogal  Poland 35.07 +0.41
11 10 O Masaya Yamada  Japan 35.07 +0.41
13 6 I Yuto Fujino  Japan 35.11 +0.45
14 8 O Henrik Fagerli Rukke  Norway 35.12 +0.46
15 5 O Joel Dufter  Germany 35.20 +0.54
16 7 I Piotr Michalski  Poland 35.23 +0.57
17 12 O Christopher Fiola  Canada 35.31 +0.65
18 3 I Ignat Golovatsiuk  Belarus 35.37 +0.71
19 7 O David Bosa  Italy 35.49 +0.83
19 4 I Chung Jae-woong  South Korea 35.49 +0.83
21 3 O Mathias Vosté  Belgium 35.56 +0.90
22 2 I Noh Joon-soo  South Korea 35.73 +1.07
23 5 I Marten Liiv  Estonia 35.78 +1.12
24 2 O Alexander Klenko  Kazakhstan 35.90 +1.24
25 1 O Samuli Suomalainen  Finland 35.93 +1.27
26 4 O Joey Mantia  United States 36.06 +1.40
26 1 I Jeremias Marx  Germany 36.06 +1.40
28 6 O Kim Young-jin  South Korea 36.21 +1.55

1000 m

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The race was started on 23 February at 17:07.[4]

Rank Pair Lane Name Country Time Diff
1 13 I Kjeld Nuis  Netherlands 1:07.86
2 7 I Masaya Yamada  Japan 1:08.03 +0.17
3 14 I Pavel Kulizhnikov  Russia 1:08.06 +0.20
4 11 I Håvard Holmefjord Lorentzen  Norway 1:08.19 +0.33
5 10 I Tatsuya Shinhama  Japan 1:08.57 +0.71
6 11 O Hein Otterspeer  Netherlands 1:08.67 +0.81
7 8 I Joel Dufter  Germany 1:08.79 +0.93
7 8 O Nico Ihle  Germany 1:08.79 +0.93
9 12 O Viktor Mushtakov  Russia 1:08.93 +1.07
10 14 O Kai Verbij  Netherlands 1:09.21 +1.35
11 9 O Yuto Fujino  Japan 1:09.43 +1.57
12 10 O Ignat Golovatsiuk  Belarus 1:09.55 +1.69
13 13 O Laurent Dubreuil  Canada 1:09.75 +1.89
14 1 I Ruslan Murashov  Russia 1:10.07 +2.21
14 5 I Chung Jae-woong  South Korea 1:10.07 +2.21
16 12 I Joey Mantia  United States 1:10.15 +2.29
17 5 O Henrik Fagerli Rukke  Norway 1:10.24 +2.38
18 6 I Artur Nogal  Poland 1:10.38 +2.52
19 9 I Mathias Vosté  Belgium 1:10.46 +2.60
20 7 O Christopher Fiola  Canada 1:10.47 +2.61
21 6 O Piotr Michalski  Poland 1:10.55 +2.69
22 4 I Marten Liiv  Estonia 1:10.65 +2.79
23 1 O Noh Joon-soo  South Korea 1:11.08 +3.22
24 2 I Alexander Klenko  Kazakhstan 1:11.20 +3.34
25 3 O Kim Young-jin  South Korea 1:11.23 +3.37
26 2 O Samuli Suomalainen  Finland 1:11.26 +3.40
27 4 O Jeremias Marx  Germany 1:11.28 +3.43
28 3 I David Bosa  Italy 1:11.41 +3.55

500 m

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The race was started on 24 February at 15:40.[5]

Rank Pair Lane Name Country Time Diff
1 14 I Pavel Kulizhnikov  Russia 34.31
2 13 O Tatsuya Shinhama  Japan 34.45 +0.14
3 9 O Kai Verbij  Netherlands 34.74 +0.43
4 8 O Ruslan Murashov  Russia 34.77 +0.46
5 8 I Artur Nogal  Poland 34.78 +0.47
6 13 I Håvard Holmefjord Lorentzen  Norway 34.91 +0.60
7 12 O Viktor Mushtakov  Russia 35.05 +0.74
7 10 I Laurent Dubreuil  Canada 35.05 +0.74
7 14 O Kjeld Nuis  Netherlands 35.05 +0.74
10 10 O Nico Ihle  Germany 35.14 +0.83
10 11 O Hein Otterspeer  Netherlands 35.14 +0.83
12 12 I Masaya Yamada  Japan 35.17 +0.86
13 6 O Ignat Golovatsiuk  Belarus 35.29 +0.98
13 5 O Piotr Michalski  Poland 35.29 +0.98
15 11 I Joel Dufter  Germany 35.41 +1.10
16 7 O Yuto Fujino  Japan 35.44 +1.13
17 7 I Christopher Fiola  Canada 35.56 +1.25
18 3 O Marten Liiv  Estonia 35.63 +1.32
19 4 I David Bosa  Italy 35.65 +1.34
20 4 O Chung Jae-woong  South Korea 35.71 +1.40
21 1 I Kim Young-jin  South Korea 35.75 7 +1.44
22 6 I Mathias Vosté  Belgium 35.77 +1.46
23 2 O Noh Joon-soo  South Korea 35.80 +1.49
24 2 I Samuli Suomalainen  Finland 35.94 +1.63
25 3 I Alexander Klenko  Kazakhstan 35.99 +1.68
26 1 O Jeremias Marx  Germany 36.41 +2.10
— 9 I Henrik Fagerli Rukke  Norway Disqualified
5 I Joey Mantia  United States Did not start

1000 m

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The race was started on 24 February at 17:07.[6]

Rank Pair Lane Name Country Time Diff
1 10 O Kjeld Nuis  Netherlands 1:07.80
2 13 O Pavel Kulizhnikov  Russia 1:08.62 +0.82
3 11 O Håvard Holmefjord Lorentzen  Norway 1:08.73 +0.92
4 10 I Nico Ihle  Germany 1:08.76 +0.96
5 12 O Tatsuya Shinhama  Japan 1:08.82 +1.02
6 13 I Kai Verbij  Netherlands 1:08.85 +1.05
7 9 O Masaya Yamada  Japan 1:09.00 +1.20
8 11 I Hein Otterspeer  Netherlands 1:09.05 +1.25
9 7 O Joel Dufter  Germany 1:09.26 +1.46
10 12 I Viktor Mushtakov  Russia 1:09.38 +1.58
11 8 O Ruslan Murashov  Russia 1:09.69 +1.89
12 9 I Laurent Dubreuil  Canada 1:09.83 +2.03
13 7 I Ignat Golovatsiuk  Belarus 1:09.86 +2.06
14 4 O Mathias Vosté  Belgium 1:10.06 +2.26
15 6 O Artur Nogal  Poland 1:10.11 +2.31
16 6 I Piotr Michalski  Poland 1:10.62 +2.82
17 3 O Marten Liiv  Estonia 1:10.63 +2.83
18 8 I Yuto Fujino  Japan 1:10.85 +3.05
19 5 O Chung Jae-woong  South Korea 1:11.03 +3.23
20 3 I Samuli Suomalainen  Finland 1:11.30 +3.50
21 5 I Christopher Fiola  Canada 1:11.38 +3.58
22 4 I Noh Joon-soo  South Korea 1:11.52 +3.72
23 1 O Alexander Klenko  Kazakhstan 1:11.54 +3.74
24 2 I Kim Young-jin  South Korea 1:11.58 +3.78
25 2 O David Bosa  Italy 1:11.65 +3.85
26 1 I Jeremias Marx  Germany 1:11.87 +4.07

Overall standings

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After all races.[7]

Rank Name Country Points Diff
1st place, gold medalist(s) Pavel Kulizhnikov  Russia 137.390
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Tatsuya Shinhama  Japan 137.805 +0.83
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Kjeld Nuis  Netherlands 137.860 +0.94
4 Håvard Holmefjord Lorentzen  Norway 138.110 +1.44
5 Kai Verbij  Netherlands 138.490 +2.20
6 Masaya Yamada  Japan 138.755 +2.73
7 Nico Ihle  Germany 138.835 +2.89
8 Hein Otterspeer  Netherlands 138.920 +3.06
9 Viktor Mushtakov  Russia 138.955 +3.13
10 Ruslan Murashov  Russia 139.400 +4.02
11 Joel Dufter  Germany 139.635 +4.49
12 Laurent Dubreuil  Canada 139.890 +5.00
13 Artur Nogal  Poland 140.095 +5.41
14 Ignat Golovatsiuk  Belarus 140.365 +5.95
15 Yuto Fujino  Japan 140.690 +6.60
16 Piotr Michalski  Poland 141.105 +7.43
17 Mathias Vosté  Belgium 141.590 +8.40
18 Chung Jae-woong  South Korea 141.750 +8.72
19 Christopher Fiola  Canada 141.795 +8.81
20 Marten Liiv  Estonia 142.050 +9.32
21 David Bosa  Italy 142.670 +10.56
22 Noh Joon-soo  South Korea 142.830 +10.88
23 Alexander Klenko  Kazakhstan 143.150 +11.52
24 Samuli Suomalainen  Finland 143.260 +11.74
25 Kim Young-jin  South Korea 143.365 +11.95
26 Jeremias Marx  Germany 144.050 +13.32
— Henrik Fagerli Rukke  Norway Did not finish
Joey Mantia  United States

References

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  1. ^ Schedule
  2. ^ Start list
  3. ^ 500 m run 1 results
  4. ^ 1000 m run 1 results
  5. ^ 500 m run 2 results
  6. ^ 1000 m run 2 results
  7. ^ Overall standings
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