Glance on 2005-2006 long track speed skating season
Date: Mercredi, mars 29 @ 20:39:24 PST :: Topic:
 This year has been the year of the records. Indeed, records were lowered in almost all the distances . Only the ladies' 500m (Le May Doan), ladies' 5000m (Pechstein), junior men's 500m (Kato) and junior men's 1000m (Nijenhuis) have resisted. Furthermore, Marcel Warnaar, on the Yahoo speed skating realized interesting statistics in regard of national records and track records.
Individual
| Distance
| Time
| Skater
| Rink
| Date
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| 500 m Men
| 34,30
| Joji Kato
| Salt Lake City-Kearns
| 19 November 2005
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| 1000 m Men
| 1.07,03
| Shani Davis
| Salt Lake City-Kearns
| 20 November 2005
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| 1500 m Men
| 1.42,68
| Shani Davis
| Calgary
| 19 March 2006
|
| 3000 m Men
| 3.37,28
| Eskil Ervik
| Calgary
| 5 November 2005
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| 5000 m Men
| 6.08,78
| Sven Kramer
| Salt Lake City-Kearns
| 19 November 2005
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| 10000 m Men
| 12.51,60
| Sven Kramer
| Calgary
| 19 March 2006
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| 500 m Women
| 37,22
| Catriona Le May Doan
| Calgary
| 9 December 2001
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| 1000 m Women
| 1.13,46
| Cindy Klassen
| Calgary
| 24 March 2006
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| 1500 m Women
| 1.51,79
| Cindy Klassen
| Salt Lake City-Kearns
| 20 November 2005
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| 3000 m Women
| 3.53,34
| Cindy Klassen
| Calgary
| 18 March 2006
|
| 5000 m Women
| 6.46,91
| Claudia Pechstein
| Salt Lake City-Kearns
| 23 February 2002
|
| 500 m Men Junior
| 34,75
| Joji Kato
| Salt Lake City-Kearns
| 13 December 2003
|
| 1000 m Men Junior
| 1.08,53
| Beorn Nijenhuis
| Calgary
| 19 January 2003
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| 1500 m Men Junior
| 1.46,07
| Håvard Bøkko
| Salt Lake City-Kearns
| 18 November 2005
|
| 3000 m Men Junior
| 3.43,20
| Håvard Bøkko
| Calgary
| 21 March 2006
|
| 5000 m Men Junior
| 6.18,93
| Håvard Bøkko
| Calgary
| 13 November 2005
|
| 500 m Women Junior
| 37,90
| Lee Sang-Hwa
| Salt Lake City-Kearns
| 20 November 2005
|
| 1000 m Women Junior
| 1.15,93
| Ireen Wüst
| Calgary
| 11 March 2005
|
| 1500 m Women Junior
| 1.56,69
| Ireen Wüst
| Calgary
| 10 March 2005
|
| 3000 m Women Junior
| 4.00,69
| Martina Sáblíková
| Salt Lake City-Kearns
| 18 November 2005
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Team
| Distance
| Time
| Team
| Rink
| Date
|
| 8 laps team pursuit Men
| 3.39,69
| Canada
Arne Dankers ·
Steven Elm ·
Denny Morrison
| Calgary
| 12 November 2005
|
| 6 laps team pursuit Women
| 2.56,04
| Germany
Daniela Anschütz ·
Anni Friesinger ·
Claudia Pechstein
| Calgary
| 13 November 2005
|
| 8 laps team pursuit Men Junior
| 3.59,31
| Japan
Shingo Hashibami ·
Toshiyuki Sayama ·
Takumi Yui
| Calgary
| 14 August 2005
|
| 6 laps team pursuit Women Junior
| 3.12,38
| Netherlands
Janneke Ensing ·
Annette Gerritsen ·
Ireen Wüst
| Moskva
| 12 December 2004
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Samalog definition: (from wikipedia)
sometimes called sammenlagt, is a scoring system in speed skating.
It is used in allround tournaments to convert results at various
distances into points in order to determine an overall champion. All
times are measured in seconds and then converted to points, using the average times on 500 meter
units; thus the number of points for a 1,000 meters race is the time in
seconds divided by two (so the average time for each of the two 500
meter "units" in a 1,000 meters race); for the 1,500 meters, the time
in seconds is divided by three, and so on. Points are calculated to 3
decimal places, and truncation is applied; the numbers are not rounded.
All points are added up, the lower the score the better.
The samalog method is used in national and international allround
speed skating events, with the most prominent being the European
Championships and the World Allround Championships. The samalog method
is also used in two-day sprint championships, such as the World Sprint
Championship, where each of the two sprint distances (the 500 meters and the 1,000 meters) is skated twice.
The ranking of the samalog score based on a skater's personal
records in official championships over his or her entire career (the
skater's allround/all-time performance) is called the Adelskalender.
Super samalog of current national records
1 CAN 407,302
2 NED 408,248
3 USA 409,399
4 NOR 412,875
5 GER 412,974
6 RUS 414,381
7 JPN 415,261
8 ITA 416,355
9 CHN 422,526
10 POL 422,897
11 KOR 423,803
12 KAZ 425,582
13 SWE 426,466
14 AUT 428,949
15 CZE 431,581
16 BLR 435,404
17 ROM 441,061
18 UKR 442,298
19 FIN 442,610
20 SWI 447,374
21 HUN 447,997
22 FRA 448,462
23 PRK 457,246
24 LAT 461,663
25 AUS 461,852
26 DEN 467,565
27 BEL 469,496
28 NZL 495,975
29 BIH 512,485
30 IRL 521,997
31 EST 561,437
32 LTU 676,120
33 GBR 436,253 (10 distances)
34 MGL 438,970 (10 distances)
35 ESP 481,080 (10 distances)
36 CRO 444,232 (9 distances)
37 ISL 544,510 (9 distances)
38 RSA 382,832 (8 distances)
39 ARG 360,987 (7 distances)
40 SMO 433,352 (7 distances)
41 IND 447,022 (7 distances)
42 POR 242,334 (6 distances)
43 MEX 270,194 (6 distances)
44 GEO 318,173 (5 distances)
45 PNM 325,490 (5 distances)
46 ISV 188,012 (4 distances)
47 ISR 203,250 (4 distances)
48 GRE 214,174 (4 distances)
49 HKG 231,850 (4 distances)
50 TPE 122,227 (3 distances)
51 COL 124,302 (3 distances)
52 KIR 161,417 (3 distances)
53 MAR 178,367 (3 distances)
54 IRN 195,233 (3 distances)
55 LUX 44,920 (1 distance)
56 TUR 68,400 (1 distance)
57 FAE 80,000 (1 distance)
Top 30 of tracks, based on the super samalog (6 male + 5 female distances)
1 Calgary 405.085
2 Salt Lake City 406.021
3 Heerenveen 414.333
4 Torino 415.327
5 Hamar 417.068
6 Berlin 418.742
7 Nagano 420.185
8 Erfurt 420.191
9 Milwaukee 421,104
10 Moskva K 422.263
11 Inzell 423.139
12 Baselga di Piné 428.710
13 Collalbo/Klobenstein 429.572
14 Seoul 429.691
15 Harbin 434.064
16 Assen S 434.329
17 Innsbruck 434.675
18 Nijmegen 435.154
19 Den Haag/'s Gravenhage 435.363
20 Tsjeljabinsk UM 436.061
21 Ikaho 436.560
22 Utrecht 437.245
23 Medeu/Medeo 437.370
24 Groningen K 437.388
25 Asama (Matsumoto) 437.444
26 Eindhoven 438.018
27 Davos 441.171
28 Butte 441.833
29 Deventer S 442.792
30 Warszawa 443.072
Photo: Cindy Klassen
Crédit: Peter Reath, ViewCalgary.com
Record list: SkateResults.com
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