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Kramer seven months ago had zero world records. He's without doubt the best all rounder.

So it’s a red painted icon with a cool new sprint bridge. Also do you think the blade will be used on 500 and how much will it cost? And do you think they will sell the bridge with sapphire?

Calling Bradbury a one hit wonder is a bit unfair. He already had a world championships title, and an olympic medal at that time. One you missed from the olden days, Dmitry Ogloblin. Broke the world record 10k set by Eric Heiden, but never showed any real results in international competitions.

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Urumqi, in Xinjian, China. I have seen videos from there, but not actually seen pictures of the outside of it.

I dont think shorttrack is the future of ice skating. The only advantage is that it can be held on a hockey rink and there is a lot of action. The drawbacks are that races are too often decided by falls, or disqualifications due to pushing. I think the sport is at its limit of what it can be. The skaters are going so fast that it is almost impossible to overtake. I think the future of ice skating is more in the long track races with a similar format to mass start and/or shorttrack. The long track allows for easier overtaking and as a result less falls and dq's, but it is still very competitive and interesting to watch. I think they should expand the mass start to much more distances and include the dutch style marathon. For example a 1500m or 1000m mass start with 8 riders (and no teams) per race and no warm up lap, shorttrack style basically. A long distance (100 lap or so) race with up to 50 riders and teams. I also think events like all round should be made Olympic. To accodomate for all the extra time it takes to run the extra events they should consider riding 4 riders per race for all single distances beyond 1000m, instead of 2, especially for the 5k and 10k. The general public is simply not so interested in watching only 2 riders skate laps for 13 minutes. I love the 10km event personally, but most people do not.

Are we just talking about Inzell?

The trivia question answer: I don't want to give away the answer but it's altitude is 1,710 m / 5,610 ft. I wonder what is preventing contests from happening there.

I want to know who was that in the blue who closed her top.

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Wow! this view helps me appreciate how fast they are

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I'll have to watch it when NBC or the ISU puts up the video.

Looks relaxed!

It's not quite a 23.49 400m lap as he skates two inner turns, but it's still very fast! Assuming that a lap with two inner turns is 384 meters, this would translate to a 24.47 400m lap, well below the track record of 24.59!

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Trivia: Yvonne van Gennip is the 14th fastest woman on the 10k (. She set the time at the 1988 Olympic games in Calgary, on 19/3. Of the more traditional distances, Gunda Niemann-Stirneman is the 19th fastest woman of all time in the 5k from 9/3/2001 in Salt Lake City.

I think it's Gunda Niemann-Stirnemann with a 6:52.44 skated at the world distances championship on the 10th of march 2001

I live in the US (New York State). Is there a place that I can watch events like Allrounds and World Sprints? Thanks.

So I think the TP pushing the Canadian women did going into 2010. This is kind of before ny time so if there was a team before that, I would not know about this😅

Stolz is a powerhouse that we cant beat, i must admit. The talent is appreciated so its all good. And there is (Dutch) hope. Jenning de Boo is coming and he is coming fast 🤪🤪

Those Viking bridges aren't new. The heavier Dutch sprinters have been using them on sapphire blades for quite some time. At least Otterspeer is using them since 2021. The old bridges are really the achilles heel of viking blades, have seen too many break. But so far Viking hasn't been selling the new bridges to the "normal" skaters. Hopefully that will change, and everybody can get them.

Without looking up the answer: That must be Claudia Pechstein's 6:46.91 from the 2002 Olymics, right? Or maybe Greta Smit's 6:49.22 is still just in the top 20? That one is technically older by a few minutes. Edit: I looked it up and I was wrong, there is an older one that I won't spoil for others.

I’m so excited to see the Jordan vs roest showdown

Wotherspoon, deserved, one of the best sprinters alltime. Hedrick... Sorry, bs... You are including his inline performances. Don't get me wrong, he was a very good speedskater, but top 10 of all time? Seems a bit chauvinistic. Sorry... he should not be in the top 10. Oscar Mathisen is absolutely deserving this top 10. And considering the time of being the best he indeed deserves a higher place then Jeremy. (Did you know he also has a brother who was a very good speed skater? Not better then Chad Hedrick though ;-) ) Ballengrud is not that game changing as Mathisen was. He was very good at that time, sure. But I would have chosen other skaters then him. The fact that you don't pay so much attiontion him in this video, says enough ;-) Thunsberg is, for my feeling, a bit between Mathisen and Ballenrud. I will give him the benefit of the doubt for the top 10 Koss.... He is too low in your top 10... But only 1 place.. (By the way, yes he did 4 Olypic golds, but not all in the same Olympics. His first one was in 1992, Albertville, the other 3 in Hamar (Lillehammer). Nevertheless, one of my personal heroes. Ard Schenk is definately entitled to be in this top 10. I am from the Netherlands, so yes I am very proud and thankful that he is in your top 10. I also think, in best speedskaters of al time, that he should swap places with.... Koss ;-) Shani Davis cannot be out this top 10. He certainly has leveled up the sport in his category, 1000 and 1500. And he did that for so long. But I think he should have been on Ballengrud's place. (I think Stolz should have been 3, already, and that guy can be even #1 of all time the next years) Heiden or Kramer... That is an impossible choice. Not only because of different eras.. Or maybe just indeed of the different eras.... I am not saying you made the right or wrong choice in #1 and #2. For me the fact is that they are absolutely the two best speedskaters ever. So, in summary: in spite of some bad choices, in general your judgement about this wonderful sports is fantastic. Thanks for sharing this guys

Ard Schenk and Eric Heiden the greatest (Olympic giants as well)

The 'coward' comment by Nuijs was one of admiration for Stolz, he actually said that if he 'opened up' more and dared to find his limit more he would be an even bigger threat for the rest of the field. Stolz already proved that now.

That's so cool how becoming a family man made him a better athlete

What?! Natalia Maliszewska missed 3 Doping tests? Come on Girl....Go Natty..

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Didrik Eng Strand is not Sverre's cousin. You are confusing him with Emil Pedersen Matre who got 4th place last year, and 3rd in 2022.

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The Portuguese skater was working for the Romanian and Italian because they inline together im pretty sure. That what ppl said after the race anyways.

Nils van der Poel at the Olympics in China. 10,000m

Jordan got d q'ed in the 500 coz he had his left blade off the ice at the finish line.He had been in 3 rd place with the same time as Ning.The next day is when he set that 1,000 W R.

the 10.000m world record by nils van der poel at the 22 olympics in peking with 12:30.35 i think (it's my favorite race to watch and i watched it like 1000 times)

my opening is 11,3 bruh

Hey is it true that Jordan has a higher bridge under his skate?

Chills - great combo of audio and visuals.

It's tucked inside his boot.

Why don't you see Jordan's left zipper on his skate?

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Oof those Canada men/women team sprint predictions aged like fine milk.😢

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Trivia question: Germany