1970 Men's World Allround Speed Skating Championships

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1970 World Allround Speed Skating Championships for Men
Venue Bislett Stadium, Oslo
Dates14–15 February
Competitors33 skaters
Medalist men
Gold medal icon.svg Ard Schenk Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED
Silver medal icon.svg Magne Thomassen Flag of Norway.svg  NOR
Bronze medal icon.svg Kees Verkerk Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED

The World Allround Speed Skating Championships 1970 were held on 14 and 15 February in Oslo at the Bislett Stadium ice rink.

Title holder was the Norwegian Dag Fornæss.

Result

RankSkaterLandPoints
Samalog
500m5000m1500m10,000m
Gold medal icon.svg Ard Schenk Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 173.48740.30 (3)7:30.7 (3)2:04.4 (1)15:33.0 (4)
Silver medal icon.svg Magne Thomassen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 173.89340.15 (1)7:33.5 (4)2:06.1 (3)15:27.2 (2)
Bronze medal icon.svg Kees Verkerk Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 174.43341.57 (10)7:29.0 (2)2:04.6 (2)15:28.6 (3)
4 Jan Bols Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 175.47041.78 (14)7:28.6 (1)2:08.1 (9)15:22.6 (1)
5 Dag Fornæss Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 175.71740.87 (6)7:38.2 (7)2:06.2 (4)15:39.2 (6)
6 Göran Claeson Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 176.69740.78 (5)7:39.8 (11)2:06.2 (5)15:57.4 (13)
7 Sten Stensen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 177.03841.62 (12)7:37.4 (6)2:07.0 (6)15:46.9 (8)
8 Bjørn Tveter Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 177.27841.17 (8)7:36.9 (15)2:08.2 (10)15:53.7 (10)
9 Eddy Verheijen Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 177.43042.24 (18)7:39.0 (8)2:07.5 (7)15:35.8 (5)
10 Bård Henriksen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 177.82741.62 (12)7:39.4 (9)2:08.6 (11)15:48.0 (9)
11 Johnny Höglin Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 178.38241.12 (7)7:42.8 (14)2:08.0 (8)16:06.3 (16)
12 Kimmo Koskinen Flag of Finland.svg  Finland 178.92242.28 (19)7:39.5 (10)2:10.1 (14)15:46.5 (7 )
13 Gerhard Zimmermann Flag of Germany.svg  West Germany 179.28342.07 (17)7:40.9 (13)2:09.4 (13)15:59.8 (14)
14 Valeri Lavroesjkin Flag of the Soviet Union.svg  Soviet Union 179.78042.43 (21)7:44.0 (16)2:09.3 (12)15:57.0 (12)
15 Joeri Joemasjev Flag of the Soviet Union.svg  Soviet Union 181.02542.56 (22)7:43.7 (15)2:11.7 (16)16:03.9 (15)
16 Jappie van Dijk Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 181.31343.28 (26)7:40.7 (12)2:12.4 (17)15:56.6 (11)
NC17 Göran Johansson Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 133.19741.86 (15)7:57.7 (18)2:10.7 (15)
NC18 Bill Lanigan Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States 133.46041.60 (11)7:54.6 (19)2:13.2 (20)
NC19 Dan Carroll Flag of the United States (23px).png  United States 134.46341.48 (9)8:04.5 (23)2:13.6 (21)
NC20 Örjan Sandler Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 135.15742.88 (25)7:59.1 (20)2:13.1 (19)
NC21 Mutsuhiko Maeda Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 135.29341.87 (16)8:06.9 (24)2:14.2 (23)
NC22 Claes Lavås Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 136.57342.86 (24)8:09.8 (25)2:14.2 (23)
NC23 Seppo Hänninen Flag of Finland.svg  Finland 137.31740.64 (4)8:36.1 (30)2:15.2 (25)
NC24 Bob Hodges Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada 137.34342.81 (23)8:11.0 (26)2:16.3 (27)
NC25 Erhard Keller Flag of Germany.svg  West Germany 138.69740.26 (2)8:57.7 (33)2:14.0 (22)
NC26 Franz Krienbühl Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg  Switzerland 139.21344.66 (30)8:02.2 (22)2:19.0 (32)
NC27 Richard Tourne Flag of France.svg  France 139.98044.24 (28)8:14.4 (17)2:18.9 (31)
NC28 Kevin Sirois Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada 140.20744.40 (29)8:16.4 (28)2:18.5 (29)
NC29 John Blewitt Flag of the United Kingdom.svg  United Kingdom 140.61044.12 (27)8:22.9 (29)2:18.6 (33)
NC30 Giorgio Torgler Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 141.65742.32 (20)8:55.7 (32)2:17.3 (28)
NC31 Raimo Hietala Flag of Finland.svg  Finland 145.30053.15* (31)7:58.5 (19)2:12.9 (18)
NC32 Bruno Toniolli Flag of Italy.svg  Italy 148.32054.82* (32)8:01.0 (21)2:16.2 (26)
NC33 Keiichi Suzuki Flag of Japan.svg  Japan 154.82754.82* (32)8:55.4 (31)2:19.4 (33)
* = Fell

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References

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