World Junior Speed Skating Championships

In 1971, the ISU congress decided to hold a World Junior Speed Skating Championships. After two test-championships (1972 and 1973), where only boys were allowed to skate, the first official championship was introduced in Cortina d'Ampezzo. In this championship boys and girls could enter. Since this championship the World Junior Speed Skating Championships are held every year.

The distances the boys have to skate in a championship were the 500m, 1500m, 3000m, and the 5000m. In 2015 the 1000 metres replaced the 3000m as part of the allround competition. Girls have the 500m, 1000m, 1500m and the 3000m on the programme. In 2002 the team pursuit was added to the allround competition and the 2009 edition saw the introduction of medals for the individual distances. In 2015 the team sprint and mass start events were added.

History medallists boys

Year Location Gold Silver Bronze
1972 Lisleby Soviet Union Yuri Kondakov Soviet Union Nikolay Kuzmenko Norway Terje Andersen
1973 Assen Netherlands Jan Heida Soviet Union Nikolaj Kuzmenko Norway Kay Stenshjemmet
1974 Cortina d'Ampezzo East Germany Manfred Winter Netherlands Jan de Vries Poland Jan Miętus
1975 Strömsund Japan Masayuki Kawahara Netherlands Jan de Vries Netherlands Joop Pasman
1976 Madonna di Campiglio South Korea Lee Young-ha United States Eric Heiden Netherlands Jan de Vries
1977 Inzell United States Eric Heiden Sweden Jan Junell Netherlands Hilbert van der Duim
1978 Montreal United States Eric Heiden Soviet Union Vitaliy Zazerskiy Norway Tom Erik Oxholm
1979 Grenoble Sweden Tomas Gustafson East Germany Andreas Ehrig United States Craig Kressler
1980 Assen Sweden Tomas Gustafson United States Craig Kressler Soviet Union Sergej Berezin
1981 Elverum Norway Bjørn Nyland Canada Jean Pichette East Germany Jörg Mademann
1982 Innsbruck Norway Geir Karlstad Soviet Union Igor Zhelezovski Canada Jean Pichette
1983 Sarajevo Soviet Union Andrej Bobrov Soviet Union Viatsjeslav Vidov West Germany Hansjörg Baltes
1984 Assen Soviet Union Valeri Guk Soviet Union Alexandr Klimov Soviet Union Bronislav Snetkov
1985 Røros Soviet Union Valeri Guk Soviet Union Ildar Garaev Soviet Union Bronislav Snetkov
1986 Sainte-Foy Soviet Union Bronislav Snetkov Soviet Union Ildar Garaev Japan Takuya Nakamura
1987 Strömsund Japan Masahiko Omura Japan Naoki Kotake East Germany Michael Spielmann
1988 Seoul East Germany Michael Spielmann Netherlands Cor-Jan Smulders Japan Naoki Kotake
1989 Kiev Soviet Union Andrej Anufrienko Netherlands Rintje Ritsma Japan Naoki Kotake
1990 Obihiro Netherlands Falko Zandstra Norway Ådne Søndrål Netherlands Arjan Schreuder
1991 Calgary Netherlands Falko Zandstra Soviet Union Sergey Baryshev Japan Keiji Shirahata
1992 Warsaw Netherlands Jeroen Straathof Japan Hiroyuki Noake Netherlands Jakko Jan Leeuwangh
1993 Baselga di Pinè United States Brian Smith Netherlands Ids Postma Japan Keiji Shirahata
1994 Berlin Netherlands Jan Bos Netherlands Marco Kramer Japan Shinya Tanaka
1995 Seinäjoki Netherlands Bob de Jong Canada Mark Knoll Japan Yusuke Imai
1996 Calgary Netherlands Bob de Jong Canada Mark Knoll Japan Mitsuru Watanabe
1997 Butte Netherlands Jelmer Beulenkamp Netherlands André Vreugdenhil Netherlands Gijs Buitelaar
1998 Roseville Russia Dmitry Shepel Netherlands Mark Tuitert Netherlands Bjarne Rykkje
1999 Geithus Netherlands Mark Tuitert Netherlands Yuri Solinger South Korea Choi Jae-bong
2000 Seinäjoki Sweden Johan Röjler Japan Takaharu Nakajima Germany Jan Friesinger
2001 Groningen Japan Shingo Doi South Korea Mun Jun South Korea Yeo Sang-yeop
2002 Collalbo Netherlands Beorn Nijenhuis Russia Ivan Skobrev Netherlands Remco olde Heuvel
2003 Kushiro Netherlands Remco olde Heuvel Germany Robert Lehmann South Korea Lee Seung-hwan
2004 Roseville Canada Justin Warsylewicz Netherlands Sven Kramer South Korea Yeo Sang-yeop
2005 Seinäjoki Netherlands Sven Kramer Netherlands Wouter olde Heuvel Norway Håvard Bøkko
2006 Erfurt Norway Håvard Bøkko Netherlands Wouter olde Heuvel Japan Shingo Hashibami
2007 Innsbruck Netherlands Sjoerd de Vries Netherlands Tim Roelofsen United States Trevor Marsicano
2008 Changchun Netherlands Jan Blokhuijsen Netherlands Koen Verweij Netherlands Berden de Vries
2009 Zakopane Netherlands Koen Verweij United States Jonathan Kuck United States Brian Hansen
2010 Moscow Netherlands Koen Verweij United States Brian Hansen Canada Antoine Gélinas-Beaulieu
2011 Seinäjoki Norway Sverre Lunde Pedersen Norway Simen Spieler Nilsen Norway Kristian Reistad Fredriksen
2012 Obihiro Norway Sverre Lunde Pedersen Netherlands Thomas Krol Norway Simen Spieler Nilsen
2013 Collalbo South Korea Seo Jeong-su Norway Simen Spieler Nilsen Italy Andrea Giovannini
2014 Bjugn Netherlands Patrick Roest Netherlands Willem Hoolwerf United States Emery Lehman
2015 Warsaw Netherlands Patrick Roest South Korea Kim Min-seok Netherlands Marcel Bosker
2016 Changchun Canada Benjamin Donnelly South Korea Kim Min-seok Netherlands Marcel Bosker
2017 Helsinki Netherlands Chris Huizinga Norway Allan Dahl Johansson Canada Tyson Langelaar
2018 Salt Lake City

History medallists girls

Year Location Gold Silver Bronze
1973 AssenCanada Sylvia BurkaNetherlands Froukje JongsmaUnited States Kay Lunda
1974 Cortina d'Ampezzo Poland Erwina Ryś-FerensSoviet Union Tatyana FradinaSoviet Union Tatyana Timoshina
1975 Strömsund East Germany Heike LangePoland Erwina Ryś-FerensNetherlands Pietje Postma
1976 Madonna di Campiglio Canada Liz ApplebyUnited States Beth HeidenEast Germany Katrin Lorenz
1977 Inzell United States Kim KostronUnited States Beth HeidenNorway Bjørg Eva Jensen
1978 MontrealUnited States Beth HeidenNorway Bjørg Eva JensenEast Germany Ines Bautzmann
1979 Grenoble United States Beth HeidenNorway Bjørg Eva JensenNetherlands Ria Visser
1980 Assen Norway Bjørg Eva JensenUnited States Sarah DocterNetherlands Ria Visser
1981 Elverum United States Sarah DocterEast Germany Elke WirsingNetherlands Yvonne van Gennip
1982 Innsbruck East Germany Angela StahnkeNetherlands Yvonne van GennipJapan Seiko Hashimoto
1983 Sarajevo East Germany Angela StahnkeJapan Seiko HashimotoEast Germany Sjouke Hoffmann
1984 Assen East Germany Angela StahnkeSoviet Union Galina VoilochnikovaNorth Korea Song Hwa-son
1985 Røros East Germany Cornelia DickSoviet Union Ljudmila TuberozovaEast Germany Monique Garbrecht
1986 Sainte-Foy East Germany Monique GarbrechtEast Germany Anja UlbrichtSoviet Union Ljudmila Tuberozova
1987 Strömsund East Germany Monique GarbrechtEast Germany Anja UlbrichtEast Germany Silke Luding
1988 Seoul Japan Emi TanakaEast Germany Claudia PechsteinJapan Shiho Kusunose
1989 Kiev East Germany Ulrike AdebergEast Germany Anke BaierNetherlands Sandra Zwolle
1990 Obihiro East Germany Ulrike AdebergEast Germany Anke BaierJapan Takako Tetsuda
1991 Calgary East Germany Anke BaierSoviet Union Svetlana BazhanovaGermany Sabine Völker
1992 Warsaw Japan Nami NemotoGermany Sabine VölkerCommonwealth of Independent States Tatjana Trapeznikova
1993 Baselga di Pinè Germany Franziska SchenkJapan Mie ShimizuJapan Maki Tabata
1994 Berlin Japan Mie ShimizuGermany Anni FriesingerNetherlands Marianne Timmer
1995 Seinäjoki United States Becky Sundstrom Germany Anni FriesingerUnited States Chris Scheels
1996 Calgary Germany Anni FriesingerNetherlands Renate GroenewoldJapan Aki Tonoike
1997 Butte United States Kirstin HolumSouth Korea Baek Eun-biJapan Kanae Kobayashi
1998 Roseville Japan Aki TonoikeUnited States Catherine RaneyNetherlands Frijke Schaafsma
1999 Geithus Netherlands Helen van GoozenJapan Yuri ObaraJapan Keiko Taguchi
2000 Seinäjoki Netherlands Frédérique AnkonéNetherlands Wieteke CramerGermany Heike Hartmann
2001 Groningen Netherlands Frédérique AnkonéGermany Heike HartmannNetherlands Elma de Vries
2002 Collalbo Netherlands Elma de VriesJapan Eriko Ishino Germany Judith Hesse
2003 Kushiro Canada Shannon RempelJapan Eriko IshinoUnited States Maria Lamb
2004 Roseville Japan Eriko IshinoNetherlands Ireen WüstCanada Shannon Rempel
2005 Seinäjoki Netherlands Ireen WüstNetherlands Annette GerritsenSouth Korea Lee Sang-hwa
2006 Erfurt South Korea Kim Yoo-rimCzech Republic Martina SáblíkováSouth Korea Lee Ju-yeon
2007 Innsbruck South Korea Noh Seon-yeongNetherlands Laurine van RiessenChina Fu Chunyan
2008 Changchun Netherlands Marrit LeenstraCanada Justine L'HeureuxNetherlands Jorieke van der Geest
2009 Zakopane Netherlands Roxanne van Hemert Netherlands Yvonne Nauta Poland Katarzyna Woźniak
2010 Moscow Netherlands Lotte van Beek Norway Hege Bøkko Czech Republic Karolína Erbanová
2011 Seinäjoki Czech Republic Karolína Erbanová Netherlands Pien Keulstra Netherlands Lotte van Beek
2012 Obihiro Japan Miho Takagi Czech Republic Karolína Erbanová South Korea Kim Bo-reum
2013 Collalbo Japan Miho Takagi Netherlands Antoinette de Jong Switzerland Kaitlyn McGregor
2014 Bjugn Netherlands Antoinette de Jong Netherlands Melissa Wijfje Russia Elizaveta Kazelina
2015 Warsaw Netherlands Melissa Wijfje Netherlands Sanneke de Neeling Russia Elizaveta Kazelina
2016 Changchun Russia Elizaveta Kazelina China Mei Han South Korea Park Ji-woo
2017 Helsinki Netherlands Jutta Leerdam Netherlands Joy Beune Netherlands Sanne in 't Hof
2018 Salt Lake City

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