World Sprint Speed Skating Championships for Women

The International Skating Union has organised the World Sprint Speed Skating Championships for Women since 1970. The first two years (1970–1971), they were called the ISU Sprint Championships.

Medal winners

Year Venue Gold Silver Bronze
1970 West Allis Soviet Union Lyudmila Titova Soviet Union Nina Statkevich Netherlands Atje Keulen-Deelstra
1971 Inzell East Germany Ruth Schleiermacher United States Anne Henning United States Dianne Holum
1972 Eskilstuna West Germany Monika Pflug United States Dianne Holum Soviet Union Lyudmila Titova
1973 Oslo United States Sheila Young Netherlands Atje Keulen-Deelstra West Germany Monika Pflug
1974 Innsbruck United States Leah Poulos Netherlands Atje Keulen-Deelstra West Germany Monika Pflug
1975 Gothenburg United States Sheila Young East Germany Heike Lange Canada Cathy Priestner
1976 West Berlin United States Sheila Young United States Leah Poulos Canada Sylvia Burka
1977 Alkmaar Canada Sylvia Burka United States Leah Poulos Netherlands Haitske Pijlman
1978 Lake Placid Soviet Union Lyubov Sadchikova United States Beth Heiden Poland Erwina Ryś-Ferens
1979 Inzell United States Leah Poulos-Mueller United States Beth Heiden East Germany Christa Rothenburger
1980 West Allis East Germany Karin Enke United States Leah Poulos-Mueller United States Beth Heiden
1981 Grenoble East Germany Karin Enke Soviet Union Tatyana Tarasova Soviet Union Natalya Petrusyova
1982 Alkmaar Soviet Union Natalya Petrusyova East Germany Karin Busch West Germany Monika Pflug
1983 Helsinki East Germany Karin Enke Soviet Union Natalya Petrusyova East Germany Christa Rothenburger
1984 Trondheim East Germany Karin Enke Soviet Union Valentina Lalenkova-Golovenkina Soviet Union Natalya Glebova
1985 Heerenveen East Germany Christa Rothenburger East Germany Angela Stahnke Poland Erwina Ryś-Ferens
1986 Karuizawa East Germany Karin Kania East Germany Christa Rothenburger United States Bonnie Blair
1987 Sainte Foy East Germany Karin Kania United States Bonnie Blair East Germany Christa Rothenburger
1988 West Allis East Germany Christa Rothenburger East Germany Karin Kania United States Bonnie Blair
1989 Heerenveen United States Bonnie Blair East Germany Christa Luding-Rothenburger Japan Seiko Hashimoto
1990 Tromsø East Germany Angela Hauck-Stahnke United States Bonnie Blair Netherlands Christine Aaftink
1991 Inzell Germany Monique Garbrecht China Ye Qiaobo Netherlands Christine Aaftink
1992 Oslo China Ye Qiaobo United States Bonnie Blair Germany Christa Luding-Rothenburger
1993 Ikaho China Ye Qiaobo United States Bonnie Blair Russia Oksana Ravilova
1994 Calgary United States Bonnie Blair Germany Angela Hauck-Stahnke China Xue Ruihong
1995 Milwaukee United States Bonnie Blair Russia Oksana Ravilova Germany Franziska Schenk
1996 Heerenveen United States Chris Witty Norway Edel Therese Høiseth Germany Franziska Schenk
1997 Hamar Germany Franziska Schenk China Xue Ruihong United States Chris Witty
1998 Berlin Canada Catriona Le May Doan Germany Sabine Völker United States Chris Witty
1999 Calgary Germany Monique Garbrecht Canada Catriona Le May Doan Germany Sabine Völker
2000 Seoul Germany Monique Garbrecht United States Chris Witty Netherlands Marianne Timmer
2001 Inzell Germany Monique Garbrecht-Enfeldt Japan Eriko Sanmiya Canada Catriona Le May Doan
2002 Hamar Canada Catriona Le May Doan Netherlands Andrea Nuyt Belarus Anzhelika Kotyuga
2003 Calgary Germany Monique Garbrecht-Enfeldt Canada Cindy Klassen Japan Shihomi Shinya
2004 Nagano Netherlands Marianne Timmer Germany Anni Friesinger United States Jennifer Rodriguez
2005 Salt Lake City United States Jennifer Rodriguez Belarus Anzhelika Kotyuga Germany Sabine Völker
2006 Heerenveen Russia Svetlana Zhurova China Manli Wang Italy Chiara Simionato
2007 Hamar Germany Anni Friesinger Netherlands Ireen Wüst Canada Cindy Klassen
2008 Heerenveen Germany Jenny Wolf Germany Anni Friesinger Netherlands Annette Gerritsen
2009 Moscow China Wang Beixing Germany Jenny Wolf China Yu Jing
2010 Obihiro South Korea Lee Sang-hwaJapan Sayuri Yoshii Germany Jenny Wolf
2011 Heerenveen Canada Christine NesbittNetherlands Annette Gerritsen Netherlands Margot Boer
2012 Calgary China Yu Jing Canada Christine Nesbitt China Zhang Hong
2013 Salt Lake City United States Heather Richardson China Yu Jing South Korea Lee Sang-hwa
2014 Nagano China Yu Jing China Zhang Hong United States Heather Richardson
2015 Astana United States Brittany Bowe United States Heather Richardson Czech Republic Karolína Erbanová
2016 Seoul
2017 Calgary
2018 Changchun

Medal table

 Rank  Nation Gold Silver Bronze Total
1 United States1213833
2 East Germany106319
3 Germany95923
4 China55313
5 Canada43411
6 Soviet Union34310
7 Netherlands15713
8 Russia1113
9 South Korea1012
10 Japan0224
11 Belarus0112
12 Norway0101
13 Poland0022
14 Czech Republic0011
 Italy0011
Total 46 46 46 138

References

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