| 1990 World Allround Speed Skating Championships for Men | |||||||||||||
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| Venue | Eisschnelllaufbahn Innsbruck, Innsbruck, Austria | ||||||||||||
| Dates | 17–18 February | ||||||||||||
| Competitors | 37 skaters from 19 nations | ||||||||||||
| Medalist men | |||||||||||||
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The World Allround Speed Skating Championships for Men took place on 17 and 18 February 1990 in Innsbruck at the Eisschnelllaufbahn Innsbruck ice rink.
Title holder was the Netherlander Leo Visser.
| Rank | Skater | Country | Points Samalog | 500m | 5000m | 1500m | 10,000m |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Johann Olav Koss |  Norway | 164.099 | 38.86 (11) | 7:00.50 (2) | 1:57.19 (3) | 14:42.52 (3) |
 | Ben van der Burg |  Netherlands | 164.489 | 38.79 (7) | 7:01.13 (3) | 1:56.23 | 14:56.87 (5) |
 | Bart Veldkamp | Netherlands | 164.648 | 39.72 (22) | 6:56.82 | 1:58.36 (6) | 14:35.87 |
| 4 | Gerard Kemkers | Netherlands | 165.471 | 38.51 (4) | 7:05.85 (4) | 1:58.19 (4) | 14:59.60 (6) |
| 5 | Thomas Bos | Netherlands | 166.816 | 39.66 (21) | 7:08.57 (5) | 1:58.40 (7) | 14:56.67 (4) |
| 6 | Geir Karlstad | Norway | 166.931 | 39.82 (23) | 7:13.01 (6) | 1:59.08 (9) | 14:42.34 (2) |
| 7 | Michael Hadschieff |  Austria | 167.108 | 38.61 (5) | 7:15.07 (9) | 1:58.35 (5) | 15:10.82 (8) |
| 8 | Joakim Karlberg |  Sweden | 168.097 | 39.28 (18) | 7:14.10 (8) | 1:58.65 (8) | 15:17.14 (10) |
| 9 | Danny Kah |  Australia | 168.455 | 40.01 (26) | 7:13.17 (7) | 2:00.04 (11) | 15:02.30 (7) |
| 10 | Ådne Søndrål | Norway | 168.850 | 38.06 (2) | 7:21.23 (19) | 1:56.99 (2) | 15:53.42 (16) |
| 11 | Tomas Gustafson | Sweden | 169.498 | 39.22 (16) | 7:18.04 (12) | 2:00.67 (16) | 15:25.02 (11) |
| 12 | Georg Herda |  West Germany | 170.257 | 38.82 (9) | 7:19.51 (15) | 2:01.07 (17) | 15:42.61 (14) |
| 13 | Kazuhiro Sato |  Japan | 170.640 | 40.41 (30) | 7:16.76 (11) | 2:01.32 (20) | 15:14.65 (9) |
| 14 | Masahiko Omura | Japan | 170.875 | 39.23 (17) | 7:19.47 (14) | 2:00.13 (12) | 15:48.41 (15) |
| 15 | Christian Eminger | Austria | 170.875 | 40.82 (33) | 7:15.37 (10) | 2:00.52 (15) | 15:26.91 (12) |
| 16 | Frank Dittrich |  East Germany | 172.108 | 40.45 (31) | 7:18.51 (13) | 2:02.69 (31) | 15:38.22 (13) |
| NC17 | Bae Ki-tae |  South Korea | 122.893 | 37.37 | 7:35.67 (32) | 1:59.87 (10) | – |
| NC18 | Eric Flaim |  United States | 123.348 | 38.16 (3) | 7:28.22 (25) | 2:01.10 (19) | – |
| NC19 | Toru Aoyanagi | Japan | 123.353 | 38.81 (8) | 7:21.80 (20) | 2:01.09 (18) | – |
| NC20 | Mariusz Maślanka |  Poland | 123.407 | 38.92 (14) | 7:23.47 (23) | 2:00.42 (14) | – |
| NC21 | Peter Adeberg | East Germany | 123.715 | 38.69 (6) | 7:22.39 (21) | 2:02.36 (26) | – |
| NC22 | Benoît Lamarche |  Canada | 123.774 | 38.88 (13) | 7:28.51 (27) | 2:00.13 (12) | – |
| NC23 | Markus Tröger | West Germany | 124.013 | 39.40 (20) | 7:19.73 (16) | 2:01.92 (24) | – |
| NC24 | Naoki Kotake | Japan | 124.585 | 38.86 (11) | 7:28.45 (26) | 2:02.64 (29) | – |
| NC25 | Michael Spielmann | East Germany | 124.649 | 39.97 (25) | 7:21.09 (18) | 2:01.71 (23) | – |
| NC26 | Konstantin Kalistratov |  Soviet Union | 124.957 | 39.20 (15) | 7:31.97 (30) | 2:01.68 (22) | – |
| NC27 | Zsolt Zakarias | Austria | 125.450 | 40.03 (27) | 7:25.64 (24) | 2:02.57 (28) | – |
| NC28 | Timo Järvinen |  Finland | 125.630 | 40.65 (32) | 7:20.97 (17) | 2:02.65 (30) | – |
| NC29 | Kiril Klisho | Soviet Union | 125.648 | 38.83 (10) | 7:41.48* (34) | 2:02.01 (25) | – |
| NC30 | Andrey Muratov | Soviet Union | 125.756 | 39.95 (24) | 7:33.16 (31) | 2:01.47 (21) | – |
| NC31 | Aleksandr Trushin | Soviet Union | 126.300 | 40.97 (34) | 7:22.67 (22) | 2:03.19 (32) | – |
| NC32 | Phillip Tahmindjis | Australia | 126.531 | 40.28 (29) | 7:31.58 (29) | 2:03.28 (33) | – |
| NC33 | Jiří Kyncl |  Czechoslovakia | 128.342 | 41.26 (35) | 7:29.09 (28) | 2:06.52 (34) | – |
| NC34 | Dave Silk | United States | 128.355 | 40.14 (28) | 7:54.15* (36) | 2:02.40 (27) | – |
| NC35 | Liu Wei |  China | 128.466 | 39.32 (19) | 7:48.86 (35) | 2:06.78 (35) | – |
| NC36 | Martin Feigenwinter |  Switzerland | 133.223 | 43.40 (36) | 7:36.27 (33) | 2:12.59 (36) | – |
| NC | Roberto Sighel |  Italy | – | 1:14.65* (37) | DNS | – | – |
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