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Speed Skating Sprint

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Tomomi Okazaki
Japan
Career 1996 - 2005
Best year 1998
Total points 26
Best results 1x 3. Olympic Games
All-time rank
#54

Ranking Development

Points distribution

Contests

YearContestDisciplineCategoryPositionPointsName
2005 World Cup 500m Women 2 4 Tomomi Okazaki
2000 World Cup 500m Women 2 4 Tomomi Okazaki
1999 World Championship 500m Women 3 2 Tomomi Okazaki
1998 Olympic Games 500m Women 3 6 Tomomi Okazaki
1998 World Championship 500m Women 3 2 Tomomi Okazaki
1997 World Cup 500m Women 2 4 Tomomi Okazaki
1996 World Cup 500m Women 3 2 Tomomi Okazaki
1996 World Championship 500m Women 3 2 Tomomi Okazaki
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