List of world top speed skating performances over 10,000 meters women

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This list contains all the women's runs over 10,000 meters (world best) that are not officially recognized as world records in speed skating by the International Skating Union .

World best performance of women over 10,000 meters
No. sportswoman time date place particularities Duration
1 PolandPoland Zofia Nehringowa 23.48.50 December 30, 1935 WEV ice rink HI, Bf, En 17 years and 42 days
2 PolandPoland Elżbieta Niemczyk 22.46.40 February 10, 1953 Gate Cos HI, Bf, En 18 years and 351 days
3 NetherlandsNetherlands Gré Donker 21.52.10 January 27, 1972 Jaap Edenbaan HI, Bf, Ek 8 years and 37 days
4th NetherlandsNetherlands Alida Pasveer 19.48.30 March 4th 1980 Cardings HI, Bm, Ek 0 years and 12 days
5 United StatesUnited States Nancy Swider 17.37.35 March 16, 1980 Idrettsplass Savalen H II, Bf, En 3 years and 361 days
6th NetherlandsNetherlands Maaike Stam 17.20.00 March 11, 1984 De Meent HI, Bf, Ek 0 years and 5 days
7th NetherlandsNetherlands Ineke Kooiman-van Homoet 16.56.80 March 16, 1984 IJsbaan Kennemerland HI, Bm, Ek 0 years and 356 days
8th NorwayNorway Bjørg Eva Jensen 16.49.82 March 7, 1985 Idrettsplass Savalen H II, Bf, En 2 years and 4 days
9 Germany Democratic Republic 1949GDR Andrea Ehrig-Mitscherlich 16.27.80 March 11, 1987 Ice sports complex Küchwald HI, Bf, Ek 1 year and 5 days
10 NetherlandsNetherlands Grietje Mulder 15.56.81 March 16, 1988 Thialf HI, Bh, Ek 0 years and 3 days
11 NetherlandsNetherlands Yvonne van Gennip 15.25.25 March 19, 1988 Thialf HI, Bh, Ek 6 years and 8 days
12 GermanyGermany Gunda Niemann 14.22.60 March 27, 1994 Olympic oval H III, Bh, Ek 11 years and 361 days
Introduction of the folding ice skate
13 Czech RepublicCzech Republic Martina Sáblíková 08/14/28 March 23, 2006 Olympic oval H III, Bh, Ek 0 years and 357 days
Reigning world best speed skating holder over 10,000 meters
14th Czech RepublicCzech Republic Martina Sáblíková 13.48.33 March 15, 2007 Olympic oval H III, Bh, Ek 13 years and 170 days
  • As of September 27, 2013
  • In the 1990s years came clap skate internationally for the first time used. The folding system, which enables faster running, has been a change since the 1998 Winter Olympics at the latest .
The abbreviations in "special features" mean
  • H = altitude of the railway; HI = up to 500 meters, H II = over 500 meters, H III = over 1000 meters
  • B = track layout; Bf = open air (open), Bh = indoor track, Bm = mix (semi-open, covered track)
  • E = ice; Ek = artificial (cooling system), En = natural ice (without technical cooling system)

See also

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Evolution of the world record 10000 meters Women on www.speedskatingstats.com