Speed skating at the 1998 Winter Olympics

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The 1998 Winter Olympic Games Speed Skating competition results were as follows.

Contents 1 Men's events 1.1 500m 1.2 1.000m 1.3 1.500m 1.4 5.000m 1.5 10.000m 2 Women's events 2.1 500m 2.2 1.000m 2.3 1.500m 2.4 3.000m 2.5 5.000m 3 List of participants by nation 3.1 Austria 3.2 Belarus 3.3 Belgium 3.4 Canada 3.5 PR China 3.6 Finland 3.7 France 3.8 Germany 3.9 Hungary 3.10 Italy 3.11 Japan 3.12 Kazakhstan 3.13 Latvia 3.14 Netherlands 3.15 New Zealand 3.16 North Korea 3.17 Norway 3.18 Poland 3.19 Portugal 3.20 Romania 3.21 Russia 3.22 South Korea 3.23 Switzerland 3.24 Ukraine 3.25 United States 4 References

[edit] Men's events

February 9/February 10, 1998

[edit] 500m

RANK	NAME ATHLETE	TIME
	Hiroyasu Shimizu (JPN)	1:11.35
	Jeremy Wotherspoon (CAN)	1:11.84
	Kevin Overland (CAN)	1:11.86
4.	Sylvain Bouchard (CAN)	1:12.00
5.	Patrick Bouchard (CAN)	1:12.05
6.	Casey FitzRandolph (USA)	1:12.20
7.	Kim Yoon-Man (KOR)	1:12.36
8.	Lee Kyu-Hyuk (KOR)	1:12.55

[edit] 1.000m

February 15, 1998

RANK	NAME ATHLETE	TIME
	Ids Postma (NED)	1:10.64
	Jan Bos (NED)	1:10.71
	Hiroyasu Shimizu (JPN)	1:11.00
4.	Jakko Jan Leeuwangh (NED)	1:11.26
5.	Sylvain Bouchard (CAN)	1:11.29
6.	Jeremy Wotherspoon (CAN)	1:11.39
7.	Casey FitzRandolph (USA)	1:11.64
8.	K.C. Boutiette (USA)	1:11.75

[edit] 1.500m

February 10, 1998

RANK	NAME ATHLETE	TIME
	Ådne Søndrål (NOR)	1:47.87 WR
	Ids Postma (NED)	1:48.13
	Rintje Ritsma (NED)	1:48.52
4.	Jan Bos (NED)	1:49.75
5.	K.C. Boutiette (USA)	1:50.04
6.	Martin Hersman (NED)	1:50.31
7.	Hiroyuki Noake (JPN)	1:50.49
8.	Toru Aoyanagi (JPN)	1:50.68

[edit] 5.000m

February 8, 1998

RANK	NAME ATHLETE	TIME
	Gianni Romme (NED)	6:22.20 WR
	Rintje Ritsma (NED)	6:28.24
	Bart Veldkamp (BEL)	6:28.31
4.	Bob de Jong (NED)	6:31.37
5.	Frank Dittrich (GER)	6:32.17
6.	René Taubenrauch (GER)	6:35.21
7.	Keiji Shirahata (JPN)	6:36.71
8.	Kjell Storelid (NOR)	6:37.12

[edit] 10.000m

February 17, 1998

RANK	NAME ATHLETE	TIME
	Gianni Romme (NED)	13:15.33 WR
	Bob de Jong (NED)	13:25.76
	Rintje Ritsma (NED)	13:28.19
4.	Bart Veldkamp (BEL)	13:29.69
5.	Kjell Storelid (NOR)	13:35.95
6.	Frank Dittrich (GER)	13:36.58
7.	Lasse Sætre (NOR)	13:42.94
8.	K.C. Boutiette (USA)	13:44.03

[edit] Women's events

[edit] 500m

February 13/February 14, 1998

RANK	NAME ATHLETE	TIME
	Catriona LeMay Doan (CAN)	1:16.60
	Susan Auch (CAN)	1:16.93
	Tomomi Okazaki (JPN)	1:17.10
4.	Franziska Schenk (GER)	1:17.45
5.	Kyoko Shimazaki (JPN)	1:17.68
6.	Marianne Timmer (NED)	1:18.15
7.	Sabine Völker (GER)	1:18.19
8.	Monique Garbrecht (GER)	1:18.45

[edit] 1.000m

February 19, 1998

RANK	NAME ATHLETE	TIME
	Marianne Timmer (NED)	1:16.51
	Chris Witty (USA)	1:16.79
	Catriona LeMay Doan (CAN)	1:17.37
4.	Sabine Völker (GER)	1:17.54
5.	Annamarie Thomas (NED)	1:17.95
6.	Becky Sundstrom (USA)	1:18.23
7.	Tomomi Okazaki (JPN)	1:18.27
8.	Eriko Sanmiya (JPN)	1:18.36

[edit] 1.500m

February 16, 1998

RANK	NAME ATHLETE	TIME
	Marianne Timmer (NED)	1:57.58 WR
	Gunda Niemann-Stirnemann (GER)	1:58.66
	Chris Witty (USA)	1:58.97
4.	Emese Hunyady (AUT)	1:59.19
5.	Anni Friesinger (GER)	1:59.20
6.	Annamarie Thomas (NED)	1:59.29
7.	Claudia Pechstein (GER)	1:59.46
8.	Jennifer Rodriguez (USA)	2:00.97

[edit] 3.000m

February 11, 1998

RANK	NAME ATHLETE	TIME
	Gunda Niemann-Stirnemann (GER)	4:07.29
	Claudia Pechstein (GER)	4:08.47
	Anni Friesinger (GER)	4:09.44
4.	Jennifer Rodriguez (USA)	4:11.64
5.	Emese Hunyady (AUT)	4:12.01
6.	Kirstin Holum (USA)	4:12.24
7.	Lyudmila Prokasheva (KAZ)	4:14.23
8.	Annamarie Thomas (NED)	4:14.38

[edit] 5.000m

RANK	NAME ATHLETE	TIME
	Claudia Pechstein (GER)	6:59.61
	Gunda Niemann-Stirnemann (GER)	6:59.65
	Lyudmila Prokasheva (KAZ)	7:11.14
4.	Barbara de Loor (NED)	7:11.81
5.	Tonny de Jong (NED)	7:12.77
6.	Carla Zijlstra (NED)	7:12.89
7.	Kirstin Holum (USA)	7:14.20
8.	Emese Hunyady (AUT)	7:15.23

[edit] List of participants by nation

[edit] Austria

1. Roland Brunner
2. Emese Dörfler-Antal
3. Emese Hunyady
4. Marnix ten Kortenaar

[edit] Belarus

1. Svetlana Chepelnikova
2. Lyudmila Kostyukevich
3. Anzhelika Kotyuga
4. Vitali Novichenko

[edit] Belgium

1. Bart Veldkamp

[edit] Canada

1. Susan Auch
2. Pat Bouchard
3. Sylvain Bouchard
4. Sylvie Cantin
5. Isabelle Doucet
6. Steven Elm
7. Linda Johnson-Blair
8. Mark Knoll
9. Catriona LeMay Doan
10. Ingrid Liepa
11. Kevin Marshall
12. Neal Marshall
13. Michelle Morton
14. Cindy Overland
15. Kevin Overland
16. Susan Stewart-Massitti
17. Jeremy Wotherspoon

[edit] PR China

1. Dai Dengwen
2. Feng Qingbo
3. Jin Hua
4. Li Xuesong
5. Li Yu
6. Liu Hongbo
7. Song Li
8. Wan Chunbo
9. Wang Manli
10. Wu Fenglong
11. Xue Ruihong
12. Yang Chunyuan

[edit] Finland

1. Janne Hänninen

[edit] France

1. Cédric Kuentz

[edit] Germany

1. Peter Adeberg
2. Anke Baier
3. Alexander Baumgärtel
4. Christian Breuer
5. Frank Dittrich
6. Anni Friesinger
7. Monique Garbrecht
8. Michael Künzel
9. Gunda Niemann-Stirnemann
10. Claudia Pechstein
11. Franziska Schenk
12. René Taubenrauch
13. Sabine Völker
14. Heike Warnicke-Schalling

[edit] Hungary

1. Zsolt Baló
2. Krisztina Egyed

[edit] Italy

1. Elena Belci
2. Davide Carta
3. Ermanno Ioriatti
4. Roberto Sighel

[edit] Japan

1. Toru Aoyanagi
2. Manabu Horii
3. Yusuke Imai
4. Toshiyuki Kuroiwa
5. Shiho Kusunose
6. Noriko Munekata
7. Nami Nemoto
8. Hiroyuki Noake
9. Chiharu Nozaki
10. Takahiro Nozaki
11. Tomomi Okazaki
12. Eriko Sanmiya
13. Kyoko Shimazaki
14. Hiroyasu Shimizu
15. Keiji Shirahata
16. Aki Tonoike
17. Mie Uehara
18. Hiroaki Yamakage

[edit] Kazakhstan

1. Radik Bikchentayev
2. Sergey Kaznacheyev
3. Vladimir Klepinin
4. Kenzhesh Orynbayeva
5. Lyudmila Prokasheva
6. Vadim Shakshakbayev
7. Sergey Tsybenko

[edit] Latvia

1. Ilonda Lūse

[edit] Netherlands

1. Jan Bos
2. Martin Hersman
3. Bob de Jong
4. Tonny de Jong
5. Jakko Jan Leeuwangh
6. Barbara de Loor
7. Andrea Nuyt
8. Ids Postma
9. Rintje Ritsma
10. Gianni Romme
11. Annamarie Thomas
12. Marianne Timmer
13. Erben Wennemars
14. Marieke Wijsman
15. Carla Zijlstra
16. Sandra Zwolle

[edit] New Zealand

1. Andrew Nicholson

[edit] North Korea

1. Kim Ok-Hyi
2. Kim Ryong-Hye

[edit] Norway

1. Edel Therese Høiseth
2. Remi Hereide
3. Steinar Johansen
4. Grunde Njøs
5. Brigt Rykkje
6. Lasse Sætre
7. Ådne Søndrål
8. Kjell Storelid
9. Roger Strøm
10. Anette Tønsberg

[edit] Poland

1. Tomasz Świst
2. Paweł Abratkiewicz
3. Paweł Zygmunt

[edit] Portugal

1. Fausto Armando de Oliveira Marreiros

[edit] Romania

1. Mihaela Dascalu
2. Desző Horváth

[edit] Russia

1. Andrey Anufriyenko
2. Varvara Barysheva
3. Svetlana Bazhanova
4. Tatyana Danshina
5. Aleksandr Golubyov
6. Aleksandr Kibalko
7. Sergey Klevchenya
8. Yuri Kokhanets
9. Andrey Krivosheyev
10. Natalya Polozkova-Kozlova
11. Oksana Ravilova
12. Sergey Savelyev
13. Anna Savelyeva
14. Vadim Sayutin
15. Dmitry Shepel
16. Tatyana Trapeznikova
17. Svetlana Vysokova
18. Svetlana Zhurova

[edit] South Korea

1. Baek Eun-Bi
2. Cheon Hyi-Ju
3. Cheon Ju-Hyeon
4. Choi Jae-Bong
5. Choi Seung-Yong
6. Jegal Seong-Ryeol
7. Jeong Jin-Wuk
8. Kang Mi-Yeong
9. Kim Jin-Su
10. Kim Ju-Hyeon
11. Kim Yun-Man
12. Lee Kyeong-Nam
13. Lee Kyu-Hyeok

[edit] Switzerland

1. Martin Feigenwinter

[edit] Ukraine

1. Olesya Bilozub
2. Svetlana Konstantinova
3. Oleh Kostromitin
4. Sergiy Priz

[edit] United States

1. KC Boutiette
2. Cory Carpenter
3. Dave Cruikshank
4. Moira d'Andrea
5. Casey FitzRandolph
6. Kirstin Holum
7. Nate Mills
8. Marc Pelchat
9. Catherine Raney
10. Jennifer Rodriguez
11. Amy Sannes
12. Becky Sundstrom
13. Dave Tamburrino
14. Chris Witty

[edit] References

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