2022 World Allround Speed Skating Championships – Men

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For the women's competition, see 2022 World Allround Speed Skating Championships – Women.
Men
at the 2022 World Allround Speed Skating Championships
VenueVikingskipet
LocationHamar, Norway
Dates5–6 March
Competitors20 from 9 nations
Winning points148.696
Medalists
gold medal Nils van der Poel   Sweden
silver medal Patrick Roest   Netherlands
bronze medal Bart Swings   Belgium
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The Men competition at the 2022 World Allround Speed Skating Championships was held on 5 and 6 March 2022.[1][2]

Results

500 m

The race was started on 5 March at 14:26.[3]

Rank Pair Lane Name Country Time Diff
1 3 I Dmitry Morozov  Kazakhstan 36.12
2 5 O Riku Tsuchiya  Japan 36.40 +0.28
3 7 O Peder Kongshaug  Norway 36.40 +0.28
4 8 O Patrick Roest  Netherlands 36.44 +0.32
5 2 I Shane Williamson  Japan 36.64 +0.52
6 8 I Kristian Ulekleiv  Norway 36.77 +0.65
7 3 O Masahito Obayashi  Japan 36.87 +0.75
8 5 I Sander Eitrem  Norway 36.92 +0.80
9 6 I Casey Dawson  United States 37.01 +0.89
10 7 I Andrea Giovannini  Italy 37.07 +0.95
11 10 I Bart Swings  Belgium 37.09 +0.97
12 10 O Emery Lehman  United States 37.10 +0.98
13 9 O Marcel Bosker  Netherlands 37.21 +1.09
14 6 O Nils van der Poel  Sweden 37.33 +1.21
15 1 O Chris Huizinga  Netherlands 37.68 +1.56
16 9 I Ethan Cepuran  United States 37.80 +1.68
17 1 I Ted-Jan Bloemen  Canada 37.93 +1.81
18 4 O Davide Ghiotto  Italy 38.31 +2.19
19 4 I Michele Malfatti  Italy 38.45 +2.33
20 2 O Jordan Belchos  Canada 38.46 +2.34

5000 m

The race was started on 5 March at 16:11.[4]

Rank Pair Lane Name Country Time Diff
1 8 I Nils van der Poel  Sweden 6:12.45
2 7 O Patrick Roest  Netherlands 6:15.99 +3.54
3 8 O Davide Ghiotto  Italy 6:19.84 +7.39
4 9 I Ethan Cepuran  United States 6:22.47 +10.02
5 5 O Michele Malfatti  Italy 6:22.67 +10.22
6 10 O Bart Swings  Belgium 6:23.25 +10.80
7 7 I Marcel Bosker  Netherlands 6:24.07 +11.62
8 6 I Sander Eitrem  Norway 6:24.72 +12.27
9 3 O Peder Kongshaug  Norway 6:24.74 +12.29
10 3 I Emery Lehman  United States 6:25.51 +13.06
11 9 O Casey Dawson  United States 6:26.15 +13.70
12 4 O Riku Tsuchiya  Japan 6:27.58 +15.13
13 4 I Jordan Belchos  Canada 6:28.06 +15.61
14 1 I Kristian Ulekleiv  Norway 6:28.38 +15.93
15 1 O Chris Huizinga  Netherlands 6:28.86 +16.41
16 10 I Ted-Jan Bloemen  Canada 6:31.52 +19.07
17 6 O Andrea Giovannini  Italy 6:31.56 +19.11
18 5 I Shane Williamson  Japan 6:38.57 +26.12
19 2 I Masahito Obayashi  Japan 6:40.65 +28.20
20 2 O Dmitry Morozov  Kazakhstan 6:49.81 +37.36

1500 m

The race was started on 6 March at 14:46.[5]

Rank Pair Lane Name Country Time Diff
1 8 O Bart Swings  Belgium 1:46.03
2 10 I Patrick Roest  Netherlands 1:46.48 +0.45
3 6 O Emery Lehman  United States 1:46.72 +0.69
4 9 I Peder Kongshaug  Norway 1:47.16 +1.13
5 7 O Marcel Bosker  Netherlands 1:47.49 +1.46
6 8 I Sander Eitrem  Norway 1:47.75 +1.72
7 4 O Shane Williamson  Japan 1:48.03 +2.00
8 9 O Riku Tsuchiya  Japan 1:48.06 +2.03
9 6 I Casey Dawson  United States 1:48.11 +2.08
10 10 O Nils van der Poel  Sweden 1:48.13 +2.10
11 1 I Dmitry Morozov  Kazakhstan 1:48.17 +2.14
12 3 O Michele Malfatti  Italy 1:48.53 +2.50
13 5 I Ethan Cepuran  United States 1:48.71 +2.68
14 3 I Chris Huizinga  Netherlands 1:48.84 +2.80
15 4 I Davide Ghiotto  Italy 1:49.44 +3.41
16 2 I Masahito Obayashi  Japan 1:49.89 +3.86
17 1 O Jordan Belchos  Canada 1:50.36 +4.33
— 5 O Andrea Giovannini  Italy Withdrawn
7 I Kristian Ulekleiv  Norway
2 O Ted-Jan Bloemen  Canada

10000 m

The race was started on 6 March at 16:21.[6]

Rank Pair Lane Name Country Time Diff
1 3 I Nils van der Poel  Sweden 12:41.56
2 3 O Bart Swings  Belgium 13:09.21 +27.65
3 1 O Davide Ghiotto  Italy 13:12.92 +31.36
4 2 O Sander Eitrem  Norway 13:20.40 +38.84
5 4 I Patrick Roest  Netherlands 13:26.08 +44.52
6 4 O Peder Kongshaug  Norway 13:30.09 +48.53
7 2 I Riku Tsuchiya  Japan 13:35.62 +54.06
8 1 I Ethan Cepuran  United States 13:38.32 +56.76

Overall standings

After all races.[7]

Rank Name Country Points Diff
1st place, gold medalist(s) Nils van der Poel  Sweden 148.696
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Patrick Roest  Netherlands 149.836
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Bart Swings  Belgium 150.218
4 Peder Kongshaug  Norway 151.098
5 Sander Eitrem  Norway 151.328
6 Riku Tsuchiya  Japan 151.959
7 Davide Ghiotto  Italy 152.420
8 Ethan Cepuran  United States 153.199
9 Emery Lehman  United States 111.224
10 Marcel Bosker  Netherlands 111.447
11 Casey Dawson  United States 111.661
12 Shane Williamson  Japan 112.507
13 Chris Huizinga  Netherlands 112.842
14 Michele Malfatti  Italy 112.893
15 Dmitry Morozov  Kazakhstan 113.157
16 Masahito Obayashi  Japan 113.565
17 Jordan Belchos  Canada 114.052
— Andrea Giovannini  Italy Withdrawn
Kristian Ulekleiv  Norway
Ted-Jan Bloemen  Canada

References

  1. ^ Schedule
  2. ^ Start list
  3. ^ 500 m results
  4. ^ 5000 m results
  5. ^ 1500 m results
  6. ^ 10000 m results
  7. ^ Final results