2008 World Sprint Speed Skating Championships

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2008 World Sprint Speed Skating Championships
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Thialf (Heerenveen)
Venue Thialf
Dates19–20 January 2008
Medalist men
Gold medal icon.svg Lee Kyou-hyuk Flag of South Korea.svg  KOR
Silver medal icon.svg Jeremy Wotherspoon Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  CAN
Bronze medal icon.svg Mun Joon Flag of South Korea.svg  KOR
Medalist women
Gold medal icon.svg Jenny Wolf Flag of Germany.svg  GER
Silver medal icon.svg Anni Friesinger Flag of Germany.svg  GER
Bronze medal icon.svg Annette Gerritsen Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED

The 2008 World Sprint Speed Skating Championships were held in the Thialf arena in Heerenveen, Netherlands, on 19 and 20 January 2008. They were the 37th World Championships.

Contents

Men

RankSkaterNat.500 m (1)1000 m (1)500 m (2)1000 m (2)Total
Gold medal icon.svg Lee Kyou-hyuk Flag of South Korea.svg 34.99 (2)1:09.84 (6)34.85 (1)1:08.82 (1)139.170
Silver medal icon.svg Jeremy Wotherspoon Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg 34.81 (1)1:09.47 (3)34.95 (2)1:09.54 (7)139.265
Bronze medal icon.svg Mun Joon Flag of South Korea.svg 35.62 (15)1:09.72 (4)35.00 (3)1:09.20 (3)140.080
4 Simon Kuipers Flag of the Netherlands.svg 35.53 (14)1:09.46 (2)35.23 (4)1:09.28 (6)140.130
5 Keiichiro Nagashima Flag of Japan.svg 35.24 (6)1:10.51 (9)35.25 (5)1:10.01 (9)140.750
6 Mika Poutala Flag of Finland.svg 35.14 (4)1:10.65 (11)35.28 (6)1:10.07 (10)140.780
7 Denny Morrison Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg 35.82 (19)1:09.72 (4)35.66 (14)1:09.22 (4)140.950
8 Jacques de Koning Flag of the Netherlands.svg 35.36 (12)1:10.55 (10)35.40 (8)1:10.20 (11)141.135
9 Lars Elgersma Flag of the Netherlands.svg 35.98 (21)1:10.84 (13)35.56 (12)1:09.22 (4)141.570
10 Lee Kang-seok Flag of South Korea.svg 35.13 (3)1:11.03 (16)35.33 (7)1:11.25 (20)141.600
11 An Weijiang Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg 35.24 (6)1:11.01 (15)35.67 (16)1:11.02 (18)141.925
12 Håvard Bøkko Flag of Norway.svg 36.00 (22)1:10.11 (7)36.19 (26)1:09.93 (8)142.210
13 Tadashi Obara Flag of Japan.svg 35.74 (17)1:11.28 (19)35.62 (13)1:10.95 (17)142.475
14 Samuel Schwarz Flag of Germany.svg 36.07 (23)1:10.45 (8)35.98 (18)1:10.42 (12)142.485
15 Tucker Fredricks Flag of the United States.svg 35.41 (13)1:11.88 (27)35.66 (14)1:11.07 (19)142.545
16 Maciej Ustynowicz Flag of Poland.svg 35.94 (20)1:10.98 (14)35.99 (19)1:10.55 (15)142.695
17 Vincent Labrie Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg 35.64 (16)1:11.54 (23)35.68 (17)1:11.33 (21)142.755
18 Konrad Niedźwiedzki Flag of Poland.svg 36.34 (30)1:11.11 (17)36.10 (25)1:10.47 (13)143.230
19 Takaharu Nakajima Flag of Japan.svg 35.79 (18)1:11.60 (24)36.02 (22)1:11.46 (23)143.340
Joji Kato Flag of Japan.svg 35.27 (9)1:12.34 (31)35.40 (8)1:13.00 (34)143.340
21 Aleksey Yesin Flag of Russia.svg 36.11 (24)1:11.31 (20)36.00 (20)1:11.51 (24)143.520
22 Dag-Erik Kleven Flag of Norway.svg 36.25 (27)1:11.69 (26)36.01 (21)1:10.92 (16)143.565
23 Mikael Flygind-Larsen Flag of Norway.svg 36.41 (31)1:11.25 (18)36.38 (29)1:10.50 (14)143.665
24 Tuomas Nieminen Flag of Finland.svg 36.22 (26)1:11.67 (25)36.03 (23)1:11.55 (25)143.860
25 Nico Ihle Flag of Germany.svg 36.19 (25)1:12.00 (29)36.08 (24)1:12.16 (29)144.350
26 Nick Pearson Flag of the United States.svg 36.27 (28)1:12.10 (30)36.55 (33)1:11.64 (26)144.690
27 Joel Eriksson Flag of Sweden.svg 36.84 (37)1:11.36 (22)36.64 (34)1:11.42 (22)144.870
28 Aleksandr Lebedev Flag of Russia.svg 36.59 (35)1:11.96 (28)36.49 (32)1:11.82 (27)144.970
29 Pasi Koskela Flag of Finland.svg 36.43 (32)1:12.37 (32)36.24 (27)1:12.31 (30)145.010
30 Aleksey Proshin Flag of Russia.svg 36.48 (33)1:12.52 (34)36.46 (31)1:12.03 (28)145.215
31 Ermanno Ioriatti Flag of Italy.svg 36.28 (29)1:12.91 (35)36.43 (30)1:12.32 (31)145.325
32 Yu Fengtong Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg 35.20 (5)1:14.77 (39)35.51 (11)1:14.56 (38)145.375
33 Chris Needham Flag of the United States.svg 36.50 (34)1:12.91 (35)36.34 (28)1:12.65 (33)145.620
34 Aleksandr Zhigin Flag of Kazakhstan.svg 36.93 (39)1:12.44 (33)36.73 (35)1:12.62 (32)146.190
35Daniel Friberg Flag of Sweden.svg 36.88 (38)1:13.31 (37)37.12 (36)1:13.08 (36)147.195
36 Pascal Briand Flag of France.svg 37.00 (40)1:13.40 (38)37.47 (37)1:13.03 (35)147.685
37 Vladimir Sherstyuk Flag of Kazakhstan.svg 36.64 (36)1:15.07 (40)52.33 (39)1:14.17 (37)163.590
38 Aleksandr Komar Flag of Belarus.svg 37.30 (41)1:15.14 (41)51.70 (38)1:14.66 (39)163.900
39 Jan Bos Flag of the Netherlands.svg 35.24 (6)1:09.13 (1)1:07.48 (40)1:08.94 (2)171.755
DQ1 Kip Carpenter Flag of the United States.svg DQ1:10.79 (12)35.41 (10)70.805
NS3 Pekka Koskela Flag of Finland.svg 35.29 (11)1:11.32 (21)NS70.950
NS2 Dmitry Lobkov Flag of Russia.svg 35.27 (9)NS35.270

DQ = disqualified
NS = Not started

Source: ISU [1]

Women

RankSkaterNat.500 m (1)1000 m (1)500 m (2)1000 m (2)Total
Gold medal icon.svg Jenny Wolf Flag of Germany.svg 37.64 (1)1:17.06 (6)37.60 (1)1:17.09 (7)152.315
Silver medal icon.svg Anni Friesinger Flag of Germany.svg 38.70 (7)1:15.58 (1)38.76 (7)1:15.82 (2)153.160
Bronze medal icon.svg Annette Gerritsen Flag of the Netherlands.svg 38.36 (2)1:17.51 (8)38.44 (3)1:15.91 (3)153.510
4 Chiara Simionato Flag of Italy.svg 38.94 (9)1:16.89 (5)38.75 (6)1:16.00 (4)154.135
5 Marianne Timmer Flag of the Netherlands.svg 38.91 (8)1:16.75 (3)38.64 (5)1:16.72 (6)154.285
6 Ireen Wüst Flag of the Netherlands.svg 39.47 (19)1:15.64 (2)39.56 (19)1:15.59 (1)154.645
7 Shannon Rempel Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg 38.95 (10)1:17.32 (7)39.02 (12)1:16.55 (5)154.905
8 Zhang Shuang Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg 38.49 (4)1:18.03 (11)38.61 (4)1:18.66 (14)155.445
9 Heike Hartmann Flag of Germany.svg 38.96 (11)1:17.75 (9)38.89 (10)1:17.86 (9)155.655
10 Lee Sang-hwa Flag of South Korea.svg 38.46 (3)1:20.00 (22)38.27 (2)1:18.22 (10)155.840
11 Svetlana Kaykan Flag of Russia.svg 38.64 (6)1:18.58 (12)38.81 (8)1:18.55 (13)156.015
12 Paulien van Deutekom Flag of the Netherlands.svg 39.63 (21)1:16.79 (4)39.56 (19)1:17.11 (8)156.140
13 Elli Ochowicz Flag of the United States.svg 39.10 (17)1:18.67 (13)38.88 (9)1:18.47 (12)156.550
14 Yuliya Nemaya Flag of Russia.svg 38.96 (11)1:19.08 (16)39.19 (16)1:18.87 (17)157.125
15 Svetlana Radkevich Flag of Belarus.svg 39.20 (18)1:19.06 (15)39.13 (14)1:18.71 (16)157.215
16 Shihomi Shinya Flag of Japan.svg 38.96 (11)1:19.16 (18)39.09 (13)1:19.32 (19)157.290
17 Sayuri Yoshii Flag of Japan.svg 38.97 (14)1:19.00 (14)39.55 (17)1:19.28 (18)157.660
18 Yekaterina Malysheva Flag of Russia.svg 39.55 (20)1:19.23 (19)39.65 (21)1:18.33 (11)157.980
19 Lee Bo-ra Flag of South Korea.svg 39.05 (16)1:20.06 (23)39.17 (15)1:19.62 (20)158.060
20 Maki Tabata Flag of Japan.svg 40.01 (25)1:17.85 (10)40.22 (27)1:18.68 (15)158.495
21 Kerry Simpson Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg 39.65 (22)1:19.57 (21)39.55 (17)1:19.64 (21)158.805
22 Xing Aihua Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg 39.00 (15)1:20.15 (24)38.93 (11)1:22.01 (28)159.010
23 Danielle Wotherspoon Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg 39.75 (23)1:20.49 (26)39.98 (22)1:20.55 (25)160.250
24 Tamara Oudenaarden Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg 39.86 (24)1:21.15 (29)40.01 (23)1:20.52 (24)160.705
25 Heather Richardson Flag of the United States.svg 40.53 (28)1:20.51 (27)40.11 (25)1:19.85 (22)160.820
26 Bianca Anghel Flag of Romania.svg 40.66 (29)1:19.44 (20)40.44 (28)1:20.07 (23)160.855
27 Yekaterina Lukoanova Flag of Russia.svg 40.18 (27)1:20.38 (25)40.21 (26)1:21.03 (27)161.095
28 Natalya Rybakova Flag of Kazakhstan.svg 40.75 (31)1:20.55 (28)40.86 (30)1:20.89 (26)162.330
29 Anna Badayeva Flag of Belarus.svg 40.73 (30)1:22.81 (32)40.72 (29)1:22.09 (29)163.900
30 Paulina Wallin Flag of Sweden.svg 40.09 (26)1:24.94 (34)40.04 (24)1:23.27 (32)164.235
31 Yelena Myagkikh Flag of Ukraine.svg 41.74 (36)1:22.64 (31)41.44 (32)1:22.66 (30)165.830
32 Daniela Oltean Flag of Romania.svg 41.59 (33)1:23.02 (33)41.60 (33)1:22.77 (31)166.085
33 Susanna Potka Flag of Finland.svg 41.73 (35)1:24.97 (35)41.90 (34)1:24.18 (33)168.205
34 Claudia Wallin Flag of Sweden.svg 41.61 (34)1:27.65 (36)41.02 (31)1:26.41 (34)169.660
NS3 Wang Beixing Flag of the People's Republic of China.svg 38.49 (4)1:19.10 (17)NS78.040
DQ3 Lana Gehring Flag of the United States.svg 41.22 (32)1:21.67 (30)DQ82.055

DQ = disqualified
NS = Not started

Source: ISU [2]

Rules

All participating skaters are allowed to skate all races.

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