| 1991 World Allround Speed Skating Championships for Women | |||||||||||||
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| Venue | Hamar Stadion, Hamar, Norway | ||||||||||||
| Dates | 2–3 February | ||||||||||||
| Competitors | 31 from 15 nations | ||||||||||||
| Medalist women | |||||||||||||
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The 52nd edition of the World Allround Speed Skating Championships for Women took place on 2 and 3 February 1991 in Hamar at the Hamar Stadion ice rink.
Title holder was Jacqueline Börner from East Germany.
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| 500m | Ye Qiaobo | Seiko Hashimoto | Yoo Sun-hee |
| 3000m | Gunda Kleemann | Heike Warnicke-Schalling | Lia van Schie |
| 1500m | Gunda Kleemann | Emese Hunyady | Heike Warnicke-Schalling |
| 5000m | Gunda Kleemann | Heike Warnicke-Schalling | Svetlana Boyko |
| Rank | Skater | Country | Points Samalog | 500m | 3000m | 1500m | 5000m |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Gunda Kleemann |  Germany | 177.263 | 42.47 (4) | 4:32.00 | 2:09.45 | 7:43.10 |
| Heike Warnicke-Schalling | Germany | 182.324 | 44.37 (17) | 4:38.70 (2) | 2:12.42 (3) | 7:53.64 (2) |
| Lia van Schie |  Netherlands | 183.278 | 44.27 (16) | 4:40.62 (3) | 2:13.01 (6) | 7:59.02 (5) |
| 4 | Seiko Hashimoto |  Japan | 183.363 | 41.95 (2) | 4:50.81 (17) | 2:12.68 (5) | 8:07.19 (8) |
| 5 | Yvonne van Gennip | Netherlands | 183.817 | 44.62 (21) | 4:43.45 (6) | 2:12.50 (4) | 7:57.90 (4) |
| 6 | Svetlana Boyko |  Soviet Union | 184.372 | 45.15 (26) | 4:41.60 (4) | 2:14.55 (7) | 7:54.39 (3) |
| 7 | Ulrike Adeberg | Germany | 184.499 | 44.14 (13) | 4:42.48 (5) | 2:14.85 (9) | 8:03.29 (6) |
| 8 | Natalja Polozkova-Kozlova | Soviet Union | 185.449 | 42.73 (6) | 4:47.84 (11) | 2:14.56 (8) | 8:18.93 (14) |
| 9 | Carla Zijlstra | Netherlands | 186.059 | 45.12 (25) | 4:44.24 (7) | 2:15.08 (10) | 8:05.40 (7) |
| 10 | Else Ragni Yttredal |  Norway | 186.079 | 43.86 (10) | 4:45.22 (9) | 2:15.22 (11) | 8:16.10 (12) |
| 11 | Mihaela Dascălu |  Romania | 186.816 | 44.22 (15) | 4:48.15 (12) | 2:15.25 (12) | 8:14.88 (10) |
| 12 | Yumi Kaeriyama | Japan | 187.447 | 44.45 (18) | 4:49.05 (13) | 2:15.80 (15) | 8:15.56 (11) |
| 13 | Elena Belci |  Italy | 187.689 | 44.54 (19) | 4:46.98 (10) | 2:16.96 (18) | 8:16.66 (13) |
| 14 | Yelena Banadysenko-Mamayeva | Soviet Union | 188.619 | 44.58 (20) | 4:49.97 (16) | 2:16.31 (16) | 8:23.25 (15) |
| 15 | Ye Qiaobo |  China | 190.692 | 41.85 | 4:54.95 (20) | 2:15.34 (13) | 9:05.71 (16) |
| 16 | Emese Hunyady |  Austria | 192.091 | 52.09 * (31) | 4:44.51 (8) | 2:11.52 (2) | 8:07.43 (9) |
| NC17 | Mie Uehara | Japan | 137.549 | 44.03 (11) | 4:49.88 (15) | 2:15.62 (14) | – |
| NC18 | Michelle Kline |  United States | 138.794 | 43.81 (9) | 4:55.07 (21) | 2:17.42 (19) | – |
| NC19 | Wang Xiuli | China | 139.141 | 42.72 (5) | 5:04.20 (30) | 2:16.91 (17) | – |
| NC20 | Moira d'Andrea | United States | 139.141 | 44.06 (12) | 4:54.03 (19) | 2:18.23 (20) | – |
| NC21 | Yoo Sun-hee |  South Korea | 139.421 | 42.39 (3) | 5:03.03 (28) | 2:19.58 (25) | – |
| NC22 | Ewa Borkowska |  Poland | 139.741 | 45.15 (26) | 4:50.09 (16) | 2:18.73 (22) | – |
| NC23 | Sandra Voetelink | Netherlands | 140.300 | 43.64 (7) | 5:02.28 * (26) | 2:18.84 (23) | – |
| NC24 | Chong Chang-suk |  North Korea | 140.355 | 43.69 (8) | 5:02.61 (27) | 2:18.69 (21) | – |
| NC25 | Jasmin Krohn |  Sweden | 140.431 | 45.02 (23) | 4:53.97 (18) | 2:19.25 (24) | – |
| NC26 | Tama Sundstrom | United States | 141.171 | 44.14 (13) | 5:00.55 (25) | 2:20.82 (27) | – |
| NC27 | Caroline Maheux |  Canada | 142.373 | 44.95 (22) | 4:58.88 (23) | 2:22.83 (28) | – |
| NC28 | Elke Felicetti | Italy | 142.633 | 45.89 (28) | 4:48.94 (24) | 2:20.76 (26) | – |
| NC29 | Aneta Rekas | Poland | 143.378 | 45.09 (24) | 5:03.53 (29) | 2:23.10 (29) | – |
| NC30 | Susan Stewart | Canada | 144.330 | 46.78 (29) | 4:57.00 (22) | 2:24.15 (30) | – |
| NC | Petra Becker | Germany | 48.230 | 48.23 (30) | DNS | – | – |
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