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1991 World Allround Speed Skating Championships

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The World Allround Speed Skating Championships for Men took place on 9 and 10 February 1991 in Heerenveen at the Thialf ice rink.

Dates9–10 February
Competitors40 skaters from 21 nations
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1991 World Allround Speed Skating Championships for Men
VenueThialf, Heerenveen, Netherlands
Dates9–10 February
Competitors40 skaters from 21 nations
Medalist men
1st place, gold medalist(s) Johann Olav Koss NOR
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Roberto Sighel ITA
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Bart Veldkamp NED
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Title holder was the Norwegian Johann Olav Koss.

Classification

More information Rank, Skater ...
RankSkaterCountryPoints
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1st place, gold medalist(s)Johann Olav Koss Norway157.39638.46 (6)6:41.73 1st place, gold medalist(s)1:52.76 1st place, gold medalist(s)13:43.54 1st place, gold medalist(s)
2nd place, silver medalist(s)Roberto Sighel Italy160.12538.27 (4)6:49.04 (3)1:55.11 (4)14:11.63 (6)
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)Bart Veldkamp Netherlands160.39139.38 (23)6:46.46 (2)1:56.08 (11)13:53.45 (2)
4 Leo Visser Netherlands160.39238.81 (10)6:50.34 (5)1:55.18 (5)14:03.10 (3)
5Tomas Gustafson Sweden160.86038.45 (5)6:56.60 (9)1:55.66 (9)14:03.94 (4)
6Thomas Bos Netherlands161.53039.03 (17)6:53.73 (7)1:55.22 (7)14:14.43 (7)
7Danny Kah Australia161.57538.95 (15)6:53.37 (6)1:55.21 (6)14:17.70 (8)
8Geir Karlstad Norway162.28239.96 (30)6:49.37 (4)1:56.89 (17)14:08.45 (5)
9Peter Adeberg Germany163.04237.52 1st place, gold medalist(s)7:07.60 (28)1:54.23 (2)14:53.73 (15)
10Markus Tröger Germany163.06638.86 (13)6:56.75 (10)1:56.24 (12)14:35.70 (12)
11Uwe Tonat Germany164.46139.90 (29)6:56.95 (11)1:57.66 (22)14:32.93 (11)
12Keiji Shirahata Japan164.47739.52 (25)6:59.24 (12)1:59.20 (32)14:26.00 (10)
13Jaromir Radke Poland165.24240.96 (35)6:56.10 (8)1:58.45 (27)14:23.79 (9)
14Per Bengtsson Sweden165.80040.60 (34)6:59.45 (14)1:58.26 (26)14:36.71 (14)
15Toru Aoyanagi Japan171.05747.04* (38)6:59.30 (13)1:54.80 (3)14:36.43 (13)
NCNaoki Kotake Japan120.01539.10 (18)7:00.02 (15)1:56.74 (16)14:40.33 DQ
NC16Ildar Garayev Soviet Union119.31638.61 (8)7:02.06 (19)1:55.50 (8)–
NC17Ben van der Burg Netherlands119.64938.58 (7)7:01.83 (18)1:56.66 (14)–
NC18Michael Hadschieff Austria119.98738.78 (9)7:03.07 (21)1:56.70 (15)–
NC19Ådne Søndrål Norway120.05438.98 (16)7:05.18 (24)1:55.67 (10)–
NC20O Yong-seok South Korea120.33438.87 (14)7:06.18 (27)1:56.54 (13)–
NC21Zsolt Zakarias Austria120.98139.35 (22)7:03.51 (22)1:57.84 (24)
NC22 Christian Eminger Austria121.14739.77 (27)7:01.24 (17)1:57.76 (23)–
NC23Lee In-hun South Korea121.26238.09 (3)7:20.16 (37)1:57.47 (19)–
NC24Rudi Jeklic Germany121.37439.46 (24)7:05.18 (24)1:58.19 (25)–
NC25Brian Wanek United States121.38739.16 (19)7:10.64 (31)1:57.49 (20)–
NC26Thor Olav Tveter Norway121.55939.27 (20)7:11.56 (32)1:57.40 (18)–
NC27Craig McNicoll United Kingdom122.02138.84 (11)7:14.51 (34)1:59.19 (31)–
NC28Jonas Schön Sweden122.31339.77 (27)7:06.17 (26)1:59.78 (34)–
NC29Neal Marshall Canada122.34840.47 (33)7:02.28 (20)1:58.95 (30)–
NC30Phillip Tahmindjis Australia122.40139.30 (21)7:15.51 (36)1:58.65 (29)–
NC31Paweł Abratkiewicz Poland122.46338.84 (11)7:24.57 (38)1:57.50 (21)–
NC32Mikko Mäkinen Finland122.87840.13 (31)7:04.22 (23)2:00.98 (36)–
NC33Nate Mills United States124.62237.87 (2)7:09.09 (30)2:11.53* (40)–
NC34Notker Ledergerber Switzerland124.86241.30 (36)7:14.66 (35)2:00.29 (35)–
NC35Thierry Lamberton France125.74140.43 (32)7:28.08 (39)2:01.51 (37)–
NC36Jiří Kyncl Czechoslovakia126.07441.79 (37)7:12.78 (33)2:03.02 (38)–
NC37István Dolp Hungary127.61139.66 (26)7:41.08 (40)2:05.53 (39)–
NCKazuhiro Sato Japan81.520DQ7:00.20 (16)1:58.50 (28)–
NCDesző Horváth Romania82.653DQ7:08.33 (29)1:59.46 (33)–
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* = Fell
DQ = Disqualified


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