2011 KNSB Dutch Sprint Championships

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KNSB Dutch Sprint Championships
Venue Thialf, Heerenveen
Dates 27 and 28 December 2010
Competitors 46
Medalist men
Stefan Groothuis Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED
Jan Smeekens Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED
Jan Bos Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED
Medalist women
Margot Boer Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED
Annette Gerritsen Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED
Laurine van Riessen Flag of the Netherlands.svg  NED
2010
2012

The 2011 KNSB Dutch Sprint Championships in speed skating were held at the Thialf ice stadium in Heerenveen, Netherlands.

The Dutch Sprint Championships of speed skating, organised by the KNSB, is the official Dutch championship to determine the Dutch Sprint champion. The Sprint distance championships date back to 1969 for men and 1983 for women.

Speed skating competitive form of ice skating in which the competitors race each other

Speed skating is a competitive form of ice skating in which the competitors race each other in travelling a certain distance on skates. Types of speed skating are long track speed skating, short track speed skating, and marathon speed skating. In the Olympic Games, long-track speed skating is usually referred to as just "speed skating", while short-track speed skating is known as "short track". The ISU, the governing body of both ice sports, refers to long track as "speed skating" and short track as "short track skating".

Thialf Speed skating ice rink in Heerenveen, the Netherlands

Thialf is an ice arena in Heerenveen, Netherlands. The stadium is used for long track speed skating, short track speed skating, ice hockey, figure skating, ice speedway, and non-sports events. The outdoor rink was opened in 1967, and the indoor stadium was opened in 1986. Several world records were set in the indoor stadium. Annually, Thialf hosts two Speed Skating World Cup events. The arena has a capacity of 12,500 seats. Jan de Jong was the ice rink master at Thialf for many years.

Contents

Schedule

Schedule
DateEvent
27 December 2010 Women's 500m 1st run
Men's 500m 1st run
Women's 1000m 1st run
Men's 1000m 1st run
28 December 2010 Women's 500m 2nd run
Men's 500m 2nd run
Women's 1000m 2nd run
Men's 1000m 2nd run

Medalist

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Women's Sprint Margot Boer 153.825 Annette Gerritsen 154.625 Laurine van Riessen 154.965
Men's Sprint Stefan Groothuis 139.060 Jan Smeekens 140.870 Jan Bos 141.110

Results

Men's Sprint

PlaceAthlete500m1000m500m1000mPoints
Stefan Groothuis 35.26 (2) 1:08.54 (1) 35.25 (2) 1:08.56 (1) 139.060
Jan Smeekens 35.04 (1) 1:10.23 (4) 35.12 (1) 1:11.19 (8) 140.870
Jan Bos 35.51 (3) 1:09.82 (2) 35.69 (6) 1:10.00 (2) 141.110
4 Michel Mulder 35.76 (8) 1:10.64 (9) 35.53 (4) 1:10.41 (5) 141.815
5 Sjoerd de Vries 35.77 (9) 1:09.90 (3) 36.09 (10) 1:10.25 (3) 141.935
6 Remco olde Heuvel 36.02 (12) 1:10.28 (5) 36.11 (11) 1:10.26 (4) 142.400
7 Lars Elgersma 35.90 (10) 1:10.40 (7) 35.93 (8) 1:10.90 (6) 142.480
8 Jacques de Koning 35.54 (4) 1:11.74 (12) 35.54 (5) 07.13 (9) 142.640
9 Jesper Hospes 35.74 (6) 1:12.14 (15) 35.97 (9) 1:12.80 (17) 144.180
10 Jesper van Veen 36.51 (13) 1:11.55 (10) 36.48 (14) 1:11.48 (10) 144.415
11 Rienk Nauta 36.65 (16) 1:11.59 (11) 36.45 (13) 1:11.54 (11) 144.665
12 Rens Boekhoff 36.50 (14) 1:12.19 (16) 36.34 (12) 1:11.84 (12) 144.855
13 Freddy Wennemars 36.51 (15) 1:13.06 (20) 36.74 (15) 1:12.38 (15) 145.970
14 Aron Romeijn 36.92 (17) 1:12.27 (17) 36.87 (16) 1:12.12 (14) 145.985
15 Wietse van der Heide 37.21 (20) 1:12.68 (19) 37.09 (18) 1:11.90 (13) 146.590
16 Lieuwe Mulder 37.09 (19) 1:12.60 (18) 37.29 (19) 1:12.45 (16) 146.905
17 Joep Pennartz 37.39 (22) 1:11.95 (13) 37.40 (20) 1:13.88 (19) 147.705
18 Bart Schipper 37.29 (21) 1:13.33 (21) 37.41 (21) 1:12.85 (18) 147.790
19 Gijs Esders 37.45 (23) 1:13.40 (22) 37.56 (22) 1:13.96 (20) 148.690
20 Hein Otterspeer 1:21.34 (24) 1:10.29 (6) 35.40 (3) 1:10.96 (7) 187.365
DNS4 Demian Roelofs 37.06 (18) 1:12.13 (14) 37.04 (17) DNS 110.165
DQ3 Pim Schipper 35.95 (11) 1:10.47 (8) DQ - 71.185
DQ2 Kjeld Nuis 35.65 (5) DQ 35.88 (7) - 71.530
DNS2 Simon Kuipers 35.75 (7) DNS - - 35.750

Note:
DNS = Did Not Start
DQ = Disqualified

Men's results: SchaatsStatistieken.nl [1]

Women's Sprint

PlaceAthlete500m1000m500m1000mPoints
Margot Boer 38.49 (1) 1:17.06 (3) 38.38 (1) 1:16.85 (3) 153.825
Annette Gerritsen 38.68 (2) 1:16.93 (2) 38.84 (2) 1:17.28 (4) 154.625
Laurine van Riessen 38.89 (3) 1:17.37 (4) 39.06 (4) 1:16.66 (2) 154.965
4 Ireen Wüst 39.18 (5) 1:16.60 (1) 39.51 (8) 1:16.52 (1) 155.250
5 Thijsje Oenema 39.05 (4) 1:18.86 (10) 39.01 (3) 1:18.31 (8) 156.645
6 Sophie Nijman 39.32 (6) 1:17.81 (5) 39.51 (8) 1:17.88 (6) 156.675
7 Natasja Bruintjes 39.63 (9) 1:18.46 (8) 39.50 (6) 1:17.92 (7) 157.320
8 Anice Das 39.39 (7) 1:18.35 (7) 39.79 (10) 1:18.61 (10) 157.660
9 Janine Smit 39.78 (10) 1:18.47 (9) 39.50 (6) 1:18.39 (9) 157.710
10 Roxanne van Hemert 40.31 (21) 1:18.34 (6) 40.05 (14) 1:17.85 (5) 158.455
11 Mayon Kuipers 39.40 (8) 1:20.75 (17) 39.24 (5) 1:19.15 (11) 158.590
12 Jorien Kranenborg 39.95 (13) 1:19.66 (13) 39.94 (12) 1:19.22 (12) 159.330
13 Floor van den Brandt 39.85 (12) 1:20.02 (14) 39.81 (11) 1:19.40 (14) 159.370
14 Marit Dekker 39.82 (11) 1:20.34 (15) 39.99 (13) 1:19.81 (15) 159.900
15 Letitia de Jong 40.10 (16) 1:19.35 (12) 40.62 (18) 1:19.38 (13) 160.085
16 Esmeralda Nieuwendorp 40.10 (16) 1:20.75 (17) 40.20 (15) 1:20.88 (17) 161.115
17 Rosa Pater 40.08 (15) 1:21.50 (20) 40.50 (16) 1:20.60 (16) 161.630
18 Inge Bervoets 40.15 (18) 1:20.90 (19) 40.67 (19) 1:20.88 (17) 161.710
19 Inge van Essen 40.27 (20) 1:21.50 (20) 40.58 (17) 1:22.26 (19) 162.730
DNS3 Lotte van Beek 40.23 (19) 1:19.05 (11) DNS - 79.755
DNS2 Marianne Timmer 40.03 (14) DNS - - 40.030
DQ1 Bo van der Werff DQ 1:20.41 (16) 41.15 (20) - 81.355

Note:
DNS = Did Not Start
DQ = Disqualified

Women's results: SchaatsStatistieken.nl [2]

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References

  1. "Results men 2011". SchaatsStatistieken.nl. Retrieved 25 November 2012.
  2. "Results women 2011". SchaatsStatistieken.nl. Retrieved 25 November 2012.