World record progression sprint combination speed skating men

The world record progression of the men's speed skating sprint combination as recognised by the International Skating Union.^[1] The sprint combination consists of four races in one weekend: two 500 meter races and two 1000 meter races. The four races score points following the Samalog method.

#	Name	Points	Date	Venue	Meet	Ref
1	Hasse Börjes	163.300	11-12 December 1971	Kongsberg
2	Leo Linkovesi	156.500	7-8 January 1972	Davos
3	Erhard Keller	155.800	4-5 March 1972	Inzell
4	Lasse Efskind	154.400	13-14 January 1973	Davos
5	Valery Muratov	153.390	17-18 March 1975	Almaty
6	Yevgeny Kulikov	153.250	28-29 March 1975	Almaty
7	Yevgeny Kulikov	151.190	20-21 March 1976	Almaty
8	Eric Heiden	150.250	12-13 January 1980	Davos
9	Gaetan Boucher	148.785	30-31 January 1981	Davos
10	Pavel Pegov	146.955	25-26 March 1983	Almaty
11	Igor Zhelezovsky	145.945	25-26 February 1989	Heerenveen
12	Dan Jansen	145.580	19-20 March 1993	Calgary
13	Dan Jansen	144.815	29-30 January 1994	Calgary		[2]
14	Yasunori Miyabe	144.445	25-26 March 1994	Calgary
15	Manabu Horii	143.425	1-3 March 1996	Calgary
16	Jeremy Wotherspoon	141.995	22-23 November 1997	Calgary
17	Jeremy Wotherspoon	140.050	15-16 January 1999	Calgary
18	Jeremy Wotherspoon	138.310	20-21 February 1999	Calgary
19	Jeremy Wotherspoon	137.285	1-2 December 2002	Salt Lake City
20	Jeremy Wotherspoon	137.270	11-12 January 2003	Salt Lake City
21	Jeremy Wotherspoon	137.230	18-19 January 2003	Calgary	2003 WSCh
22	Stefan Groothuis	136.810	28-29 January 2012	Calgary	2012 WSCh
23	Michel Mulder	136.790	26-27 January 2013	Salt Lake City	2013 WSCh
24	Kai Verbij	136.065	25-26 February 2017	Calgary	2017 WSCh	[3]
25	Jenning de Boo	134.670	5-6 March 2026	Heerenveen	2026 WSCH	[4]