2012 World Allround Speed Skating Championships

The 106 all-around world championship ( 70 women ) took place from February 13, 2012 in Moscow, Russia on 12. The competitions were held at the Ice Palace Krylatskoje. After 1950 (women only ), 1955 (men only ), 1962 ( men only) and 2005, Moscow was the host for the fifth time all-around world championship.

In the women's Ireen Wuest could defend her title last year. Martina Sáblíková was able to improve for a place on silver compared to the previous World Cup and repressed Christine Nesbitt to third place. For men, Sven Kramer was the fifth time all-around world champion. He won ahead of his compatriots January Blokhuijsen and Koen Verweij.

  • 2.2.1 Final Big Four battle
  • 2.2.2 500 meters
  • 2.2.3 5,000 meters
  • 2.2.4 1,500 meters
  • 2.2.5 10,000 meters

Participating nations

  • 48 athletes, 24 men and women who took part in the World Cup. A total of 14 nations were represented.

Competition

When around World Cup is over four distances. The women run 500, 3,000, 1,500 and 5,000 meters and the men's 500, 5,000, 1,500 and 10,000 meters. Any spilled Single Track Time is downscaled to seconds and added to 500 m. The sum gives the total number of points. For the last distance ( 5,000 m Frauen/10.000 m men) occur at only twelve participants. Will be admitted athletes who are both in the standings after three distances as well as via the second longest distance ( 3000 m Frauen/5.000 m men ) among the top 12, plus the top ranked athletes in the standings or in the individual ranking on the second longest distance. Master will, who Walk the lowest total score after four routes.

Women

Full Time Small - four battle

  • Displays the twelve most successful athletes of all-around World Cup ( finals over 5,000 meters)
  • The number in parentheses indicates the placement of each individual track, bold each fastest.

500 meters

3,000 meters

1,500 meters

5,000 meters

Full Big Four battle

  • Displays the twelve most successful athletes of all-around World Cup ( finals over 10,000 meters)
  • The number in parentheses indicates the placement of each individual track, bold each of the Fastest.

500 meters

5,000 meters

1,500 meters

10,000 meters

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