World record progression 10,000 m speed skating men

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The world record progression 10,000 m speed skating men as recognised by the International Skating Union:

NrNameNationResultDateVenueMeeting
1 Oskar Fredriksen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 20:21.414 January 1893 Amsterdam
2 Halfdan Nielsen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 19:47.413 February 1893 Stockholm
3 Frithiof Ericson Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 19:22.87 January 1894 Stockholm
4 Jaap Eden Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 19:12.410 February 1894 Stockholm
5 Jaap Eden Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 17:56.023 February 1895 Hamar
6 Peder Østlund Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 17:50.611 February 1900 Davos
7 Oscar Mathisen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 17:46.318 February 1912 Kristiania
8 Oscar Mathisen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 17:36.425 January 1913 Trondhjem
9 Oscar Mathisen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 17:22.61 February 1913 Kristiania
10 Armand Carlsen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 17:17.45 February 1928 Davos
11 Ivar Ballangrud Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 17:14.46 February 1938 Davos
12 Charles Mathiesen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 17:01.53 March 1940 Hamar
13 Hjalmar Andersen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 16:57.46 February 1949 Davos
14 Hjalmar Andersen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 16:51.427 January 1952 Gjøvik
15 Hjalmar Andersen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 16:32.610 February 1952 Hamar ECh Allround 1952
16 Kjell Bäckman Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 16:14.227 February 1960 Squaw Valley
17 Knut Johannesen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 15:46.627 February 1960 Squaw Valley OG 1960
18 Jonny Nilsson Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 15:33.024 February 1963 Karuizawa WCh Allround 1963
19 Fred Anton Maier Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 15:32.26 February 1966 Oslo
20 Fred Anton Maier Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 15:31.828 February 1967 Inzell
21 Fred Anton Maier Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 15:29.521 January 1968 Horten
22 Fred Anton Maier Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 15:20.328 January 1968 Oslo
23 Per Willy Guttormsen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 15:16.110 March 1968 Inzell
24 Kees Verkerk Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 15:03.626 January 1969 Inzell ECh 1969
25 Ard Schenk Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 15:01.614 February 1971 Gothenburg WCh 1971
26 Ard Schenk Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 14:55.914 March 1971 Inzell
27 Viktor Varlamov Flag of the Soviet Union.svg  Soviet Union 14:52.7325 March 1975 Medeo
28 Sten Stensen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 14:50.3125 January 1976 Oslo ECh 1976
29 Piet Kleine Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 14:43.9213 March 1976 Inzell
30 Sten Stensen Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 14:38.0821 March 1976 Medeo
31 Viktor Lyoshkin Flag of the Soviet Union.svg  Soviet Union 14:34.333 April 1977 Medeo
32 Eric Heiden Flag of the United States.svg  USA 14:28.1323 February 1980 Lake Placid OG 1980
33 Dmitry Ogloblin Flag of the Soviet Union.svg  Soviet Union 14:26.7129 March 1980 Medeo
34 Tomas Gustafson Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 14:23.5931 January 1982 Oslo Allround ECh 1982
35 Igor Malkov Flag of the Soviet Union.svg  Soviet Union 14:21.5124 March 1984 Medeo
36 Geir Karlstad Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 14:12.1416 February 1986 Inzell Allround WCh 1986
37 Geir Karlstad Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 14:03.9215 February 1987 Heerenveen Allround WCh 1987
38 Geir Karlstad Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 13:48.516 December 1987 Calgary Speed skating World Cup 1986/87 – World Cup 3
39 Tomas Gustafson Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 13:48.2021 February 1988 Calgary OG 1988
40 Johann Olav Koss Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 13:43.5410 February 1991 Heerenveen Allround WCh 1991
41 Johann Olav Koss Flag of Norway.svg  Norway 13:30.5520 February 1994 Hamar OG 1994
42 Gianni Romme Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 13:15.3317 February 1998 Nagano OG 1998
43 Gianni Romme Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 13:08.7129 March 1998 Calgary World Single Distance Championships
44 Gianni Romme Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 13:03.4026 November 2000 Heerenveen
45 Jochem Uytdehaage Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 12:58.9222 February 2002 Salt Lake City OG 2002
46 Carl Verheijen Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 12:57.924 December 2005 Heerenveen
47 Chad Hedrick Flag of the United States.svg  United States 12:55.1131 December 2005 Salt Lake City
48 Sven Kramer Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 12:51.6019 March 2006 Calgary Allround WCh 2006
49 Sven Kramer Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 12:49.8811 February 2007 Heerenveen Allround WCh 2007
50 Sven Kramer Flag of the Netherlands.svg  Netherlands 12:41.6910 March 2007 Salt Lake City World Single Distance Championships
51 Ted-Jan Bloemen Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada 12:36.3021 November 2015 Salt Lake City World Cup
52 Graeme Fish Flag of Canada (Pantone).svg  Canada 12:33.8614 February 2020 Salt Lake City World Single Distance Championships
53 Nils van der Poel Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 12:32.9514 February 2021 Heerenveen World Single Distance Championships
54 Nils van der Poel Flag of Sweden.svg  Sweden 12:30.7411 February 2022 Beijing OG 2022

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