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Speed Skating Long Distance

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Ard Schenk
Netherlands
Career 1966 - 1977
Best year 1972
Total points 116
Best results 2x 1. Olympic Games
All-time rank
#8

Ranking Development

Points distribution

Disciplines

Contests

YearContestDisciplineCategoryPositionPointsName
1977 World record - annual holding 3000m Men 1 2 Ard Schenk
1976 World record - annual holding 3000m Men 1 2 Ard Schenk
1975 World record - annual holding 3000m Men 1 2 Ard Schenk
1974 World record - annual holding 10000m Men 1 2 Ard Schenk
1974 World record - annual holding 3000m Men 1 2 Ard Schenk
1974 World record - annual holding 5000m Men 1 2 Ard Schenk
1973 World record - annual holding 10000m Men 1 2 Ard Schenk
1973 World record - annual holding 3000m Men 1 2 Ard Schenk
1973 World record - annual holding 5000m Men 1 2 Ard Schenk
1972 Own WR improvement 3000m Men 1 4 Ard Schenk
1972 Own WR improvement 5000m Men 1 4 Ard Schenk
1972 Olympic Games 10000m Men 1 24 Ard Schenk
1972 Olympic Games 5000m Men 1 24 Ard Schenk
1972 World record - annual holding 10000m Men 1 2 Ard Schenk
1971 World record - improvement 3000m Men 1 8 Ard Schenk
1971 World record - improvement 5000m Men 1 8 Ard Schenk
1971 World record - improvement 10000m Men 1 8 Ard Schenk
1971 Own WR improvement 10000m Men 1 4 Ard Schenk
1967 Own WR improvement 3000m Men 1 4 Ard Schenk
1966 World record - improvement 3000m Men 1 8 Ard Schenk
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