| 1984 World Allround Speed Skating Championships for Men | |||||||||||||
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| Venue | Ullevi, Gothenburg | ||||||||||||
| Dates | 25–26 February | ||||||||||||
| Competitors | 34 skaters from 14 nations | ||||||||||||
| Medalist men | |||||||||||||
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The World Allround Speed Skating Championships for Men took place on 25 and 26 February 1984 in Gothenburg at the Ullevi outdoor stadium temporary ice rink.
Title holder was the Norwegian Rolf Falk-Larssen.
| Rank | Skater | Country | Points Samalog | 500m | 5000m | 1500m | 10,000m |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Oleg Bozhev |  Soviet Union | 169.663 | 39.50 (5) | 7:22.48 (8) | 1:59.62 | 15:20.85 (8) |
 | Andreas Ehrig |  East Germany | 170.283 | 39.49 (4) | 7:21.31 (4) | 2:01.84 (3) | 15:20.99 (9) |
 | Hilbert van der Duim |  Netherlands | 170.678 | 39.06 | 7:20.57 (3) | 2:03.50 (8) | 15:27.90 (11) |
| 4 | Rolf Falk-Larssen |  Norway | 170.729 | 39.33 (3) | 7:21.69 (5) | 2:02.46 (4) | 15:28.20 (12) |
| 5 | Michael Hadschieff |  Austria | 171.114 | 40.40 (10) | 7:22.59 (10) | 2:04.32 (12) | 15:00.30 |
| 6 | Yep Kramer | Netherlands | 171.336 | 39.78 (6) | 7:22.18 (6) | 2:02.76 (6) | 15:28.37 (13) |
| 7 | Frits Schalij | Netherlands | 171.667 | 40.47 (15) | 7:24.55 (15) | 2:01.58 (2) | 15:24.32 (10) |
| 8 | Igor Malkov | Soviet Union | 172.213 | 41.27 (24) | 7:18.60 (22) | 2:04.43 (13) | 15:12.15 (4) |
| 9 | Pertti Niittylä |  Finland | 172.748 | 41.45 (26) | 7:24.39 (14) | 2:02.64 (5) | 15:19.58 (7) |
| 10 | Hans van Helden |  France | 172.899 | 40.30 (8) | 7:29.32 (22) | 2:03.02 (7) | 15:33.22 (15) |
| 11 | Geir Karlstad | Norway | 173.175 | 41.88 (28) | 7:17.62 | 2:05.88 (22) | 15:11.47 (3) |
| 12 | Mike Woods |  United States | 173.205 | 41.97 (29) | 7:22.48 (9) | 2:04.31 (11) | 15:11.02 (2) |
| 13 | Sergey Berezin | Soviet Union | 173.349 | 41.14 (22) | 7:22.91 (11) | 2:04.43 (13) | 15:28.84 (14) |
| 14 | Mark Mitchell | United States | 173.520 | 40.45 (14) | 7:22.27 (7) | 2:05.36 (19) | 15:41.14 (16) |
| 15 | René Schöfisch | East Germany | 175.047 | 42.56 (31) | 7:23.35 (13) | 2:07.37 (28) | 15:13.92 (5) |
| 16 | Henry Nilsen | Norway | 175.052 | 42.25 (30) | 7:23.02 (12) | 2:07.98 (29) | 15:16.81 (6) |
| NC17 | Werner Jäger | Austria | 126.982 | 41.08 (21) | 7:25.06 (16) | 2:04.19 (10) | − |
| NC18 | Bjørn Arne Nyland | Norway | 126.984 | 40.16 (7) | 7:29.71 (23) | 2:05.56 (21) | − |
| NC19 | Claes Bengtsson |  Sweden | 126.995 | 40.63 (16) | 7:28.09 (19) | 2:04.67 (16) | − |
| NC20 | Tomas Gustafson | Sweden | 127.010 | 40.41 (11) | 7:28.70 (21) | 2:05.19 (17) | − |
| NC21 | Toshiaki Imamura |  Japan | 127.586 | 40.96 (18) | 7:28.43 (20) | 2:05.35 (18) | − |
| NC22 | Dmitry Bochkaryov | Soviet Union | 127.610 | 40.67 (17) | 7:33.90 (27) | 2:04.65 (15) | − |
| NC23 | Christian Eminger | Austria | 127.840 | 41.65 (27) | 7:30.14 (25) | 2:03.53 (9) | − |
| NC24 | Jan Junell | Sweden | 128.159 | 41.05 (20) | 7:30.99 (26) | 2:06.03 (23) | − |
| NC25 | Robert Vunderink | Netherlands | 128.428 | 41.42 (25) | 7:26.62 (18) | 2:07.04 (26) | − |
| NC26 | Masahito Shinohara | Japan | 128.764 | 40.97 (19) | 7:30.04 (24) | 2:08.37 (30) | − |
| NC27 | Piotr Krysiak |  Poland | 128.839 | 40.42 (12) | 7:46.23 (30) | 2:05.39 (20) | − |
| NC28 | Jacques Thibault |  Canada | 130.326 | 39.28 (2) | 8:07.10 (34) | 2:07.01 (25) | − |
| NC29 | Andreas Lemcke |  West Germany | 130.819 | 40.44 (13) | 8:03.19 (33) | 2:06.18 (24) | − |
| NC30 | Wolfgang Scharf | West Germany | 131.162 | 42.91 (32) | 7:39.06 (29) | 2:07.04 (26) | − |
| NC31 | Marc Vernier | France | 131.261 | 40.34 (9) | 7:55.08 (31) | 2:10.24 (31) | − |
| NC32 | Colin Coates |  Australia | 132.524 | 43.04 (33) | 7:37.84 (28) | 2:11.10 (32) | − |
| NC33 | Jean Pichette | Canada | 132.688 | 41.22 (23) | 7:57.28 (32) | 2:11.22 (33) | − |
| NC | Frank Nauschütz | East Germany | 43.98 (34) | 7:26.36 (17) | DNS | − |
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