Krylatskoye Ice Palace

Krylatskoye Ice Palace

Data
place	ул. Крылатская, 16 121614 Krylatskoje - Moscow , Russia
Coordinates	55 ° 46 '0 "  N , 37 ° 26' 7"  E Coordinates: 55 ° 46 '0 "  N , 37 ° 26' 7"  E
costs	150 million US dollars
start of building	March 2003
opening	October 2004
capacity	7500
Website	www.skating-palace.ru
special
construction	Hall (tempered)
surface	Artificial ice
Track length	400 meters
Altitude	127 meters
Total points	376,373 points
Societies)
Dynamo Moscow (Bandy)

The Krylatskoje Ice Palace ( Russian Ледовый дворец "Крылатское" ) is an ice rink in the Krylatskoje district of Moscow , located on the Moskva River .

history

The hall was the first speed skating arena in Russia , next to the Kometa in Kolomna , the Uralskaya Molnija in Chelyabinsk and from 2012 the Adler Arena in Sochi . In addition to speed skating , the multi-purpose hall is primarily used for bandy .

After the Olympic Winter Games in Nagano in 1998 , initial plans began to build a first-class ice rink in Russia, where the national leaders could train at the highest level. In 2003, construction work began on the "Krylatskoje Sports Complex", which, among other things, hosted the 1980 Summer Olympics .

The first major sporting event was the 2004 Fed Cup in tennis . At the 2006/07 Endurance Long Distance World Cup , Tobias Schneider only narrowly missed his first World Cup victory over 10,000 meters. He was 1.42 seconds behind the winner Enrico Fabris . The time of 13:16:36 was enough to lower the German record .

In 2007 the speed skating World Cup should take place here. Due to the discovery of a manufacturing defect in the hall, the event had to be canceled at short notice. As a replacement, the World Cup was handed over to Kolomna ( Kometa ) 150 km away .

At the Junior World Championships 2010 the Dutch juniors ran a junior world record with a total of 3.07.88 over 6 laps around Lotte van Beek , Roxanne van Hemert and Yvonne Nauta . Also the juniors from Norway around Håvard Holmefjord Lorentzen , Simen player Nilsen and Sverre Lunde Pedersen ran a junior world record with 3,50.02 over 8 laps.

Events

All around world championship	2005 , 2012 , Junior World Championships 2010
Sprint World Championship	2009
World cup	2006/07 , 2008/09 , 2010/11
Other major events	Fed Cup 2004

Track records

The Krylatskoje Ice Palace is one of the fastest speed skating rinks in the world.

Women

route	athlete	time	date	competition
00500 m	Jenny Wolf	00 37.86	January 18, 2009	Sprint World Championship 2009
01000 m	Christine Nesbitt	01.15.59	January 30, 2011	World Cup 2010/11
01500 m	Christine Nesbitt	01.55.95	19th February 2012	All-around World Cup 2012
03000 m	Martina Sáblíková	04.01.80	February 18, 2012	All-around World Cup 2012
05000 m	Claudia Pechstein	06.49.92	November 22, 2008	World Cup 2008/09
10,000 m	Lada Sadonskaya	16.35.81	January 19, 2012	Championship Of Moscow 2012
Team Pursuit (6 rounds)	Netherlands Diane Valkenburg Ireen Wüst Marrit Leenstra	03.01.13	January 30, 2011	World Cup 2010/11
All-around	athlete	Points	date	competition
2 × 500 m	Svetlana Schurowa	076,340	December 23-24, 2005	Russian Championships 2006
Sprint MK	Beixing Wang	152.475	January 17-18, 2009	Sprint World Championship 2009
Mini MK	Lotte van Beek	159.487	March 12-14, 2010	Junior World Championship 2010
Small MK	Ireen Wüst	161.050	February 18-19, 2012	All-around World Cup 2012

Not or no longer held in international competition.

• As of September 28, 2013
• Sum of the individual routes broken down to 500 m (500, 1000, 1500, 3000, 5000 meters): 195.597 pts.

Men

route	athlete	time	date	competition
00500 m	Keiichiro Nagashima	00 34.91	January 18, 2009	Sprint World Championship 2009
01000 m	Shani Davis	01.08.66	January 18, 2009	Sprint World Championship 2009
01500 m	Håvard Bøkko	01.45.46	November 22, 2008	World Cup 2008/09
03000 m	Koen Verweij	03.43.54	March 12, 2010	Junior World Championship 2010
05000 m	Sven Kramer	06.14.23	February 18, 2012	All-around World Cup 2012
10,000 m	Bob de Jong	12.59.21	November 23, 2008	World Cup 2008/09
Team Pursuit (8 rounds)	Russia Alexander Rumjanzew Ivan Skobrew Pawel Bainow	3.43.71	January 30, 2011	World Cup 2010/11
All-around	athlete	Points	date	competition
2 × 500 m	Pavel Kulischnikow	069.870	October 28, 2014	Russian World Cup qualification
Sprint MK	Shani Davis	139.560	January 17-18, 2009	Sprint World Championship 2009
Mini MK	Alexander Razorjonov	152,435	December 10-11, 2011	Moscow Cup 2011
Small MK	Koen Verweij	148.517	March 12-14, 2010	Junior World Championship 2010
Big MK	Sven Kramer	149.327	February 18-19, 2012	All-around World Cup 2012

Not or no longer held in international competition.

• As of December 8, 2014
• Sum of the individual routes broken down to 500 m (500, 1000, 1500, 5000, 10000 meters): 180.776 pts.

Web links

• Official website
• The Krylatskoje Ice Palace on speedskatingnews.info
• Pictures on www.flickr.com

Individual evidence

1. ↑ ^{a b} speedskatingnews.info Krylatskoje Ice Palace