Inline Speed Skating World Championships 1991
The world championships were held from August 22nd to 25th, 1991 in Ostend , Belgium . The competitions took place on the track.
Women
| distance | gold | silver | bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| train | |||
| 300 m individual sprint |
 Darlene Kissinger
|
 Giovanna Troldi
|
 Anne Titze
|
| 500 m sprint |
 Eva Maria Richardson
|
Anne Titze
|
 Yolanda Fernandez
|
| 1500 m sprint |
Anne Titze
|
 Cheryl Ann Begg
|
 Inge de Hertoghe
|
| 3000 m mass start |
Luana Pilia
|
Claudia Rodriguez
|
Eva Sanchez
|
| 5000 m points |
Claudia Rodriguez
|
Cheryl Ann Begg
|
Rosana Sastre
|
| 10,000 m elimination |
Luana Pilia
|
Cheryl Ann Begg
|
Antonella Mauri
|
| 5000 m relay |
Germany
|
Argentina
|
United States
|
Men
| distance | gold | silver | bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| train | |||
| 300 m individual sprint |
Luca Antoniel
|
Tony Muse
|
Dante Muse
|
| 500 m sprint |
Tony Muse
|
Dante Muse
|
Derek Parra
|
| 1500 m sprint |
Luca Antoniel
|
 Pascal Gravouil
|
Tony Muse
|
| 5000 m mass start |
Derek Parra
|
Danny Bauwens
|
Arnaud Gicquel
|
| 10000 m points |
Arnaud Gicquel
|
Danny Bauwens
|
Dante Muse
|
| 20000 m elimination |
Dante Muse
|
Danny Bauwens
|
Marco Giannini
|
| 10000 m relay |
United States
|
 Colombia
|
Belgium
|
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