List of speed skating world records over 10,000 meters men

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This list contains all world records recognized by the International Skating Union in speed skating over 10,000 meters for men.

Men's world records over 10,000 meters
No. athlete time date place particularities Duration
1 NorwayNorway Oskar Fredriksen 20.21.40 January 14, 1893 Museumplein HI, Bf, En 0 years and 30 days
2 NorwayNorway Halvdan Nielsen 19.47.40 February 13, 1893 Saltsjöbanen Nacka HI, Bf, En 0 years and 328 days
3 SwedenSweden Frithjof Ericsson 19.22.80 January 7, 1894 Saltsjöbanen Nacka HI, Bf, En 0 years and 34 days
4th NetherlandsNetherlands Jaap Eden December 19, 40 February 10, 1894 Saltsjöbanen Nacka HI, Bf, En 1 year and 13 days
5 NetherlandsNetherlands Jaap Eden 17.56.00 February 23, 1895 Mjosen Hamar HI, Bo, En 4 years and 353 days
6th NorwayNorway Peder Østlund 17.50.60 February 11, 1900 Ice stadium Davos H III, Bo, En 12 years and 7 days
7th NorwayNorway Oscar Mathisen 17.46.30 February 18, 1912 Frogner Stadium HI, Bf, En 0 years and 342 days
8th NorwayNorway Oscar Mathisen 17.36.40 January 25, 1913 Øya stadium HI, Bf, En 0 years and 7 days
9 NorwayNorway Oscar Mathisen 17.22.60 February 1, 1913 Frogner Stadium HI, Bf, En 15 years and 4 days
10 NorwayNorway Armand Carlsen 17.17.40 February 5, 1928 Ice stadium Davos H III, Bo, En 10 years and 1 day
11 NorwayNorway Ivar Ballangrud 17.14.40 February 6, 1938 Ice stadium Davos H III, Bo, En 2 years and 26 days
12 NorwayNorway Charles Mathiesen 01/17/50 March 3, 1940 Mjosen Hamar HI, Bo, En 8 years and 340 days
13 NorwayNorway Hjalmar Andersen 16.57.40 February 6, 1949 Ice stadium Davos H III, Bo, En 2 years and 355 days
14th NorwayNorway Hjalmar Andersen 16.51.40 January 27, 1952 Gjøvik Stadium HI, Bf, En 0 years and 14 days
15th NorwayNorway Hjalmar Andersen 16.32.60 February 10, 1952 Mjosen Hamar HI, Bo, En 8 years and 17 days
16 NorwayNorway Knut Johannesen 15.46.60 February 27, 1960 Olympic Skating Rink H III, Bf, Ek 2 years and 362 days
17th SwedenSweden Jonny Nilsson 15.33.00 February 24, 1963 Karuizawa Skating Center H II, Bf, Ek 2 years and 347 days
18th NorwayNorway Fred Anton Maier 15.32.20 February 6, 1966 Bislett Stadium HI, Bf, En 1 year and 22 days
19th NorwayNorway Fred Anton Maier 15.31.80 February 28, 1967 Inzell ice rink H II, Bh, Ek 0 years and 327 days
20th NorwayNorway Fred Anton Maier 15.29.50 January 21, 1968 Lystlunden Grusbane HI, Bf, En 0 years and 7 days
21st NorwayNorway Fred Anton Maier 15:20:30 January 28, 1968 Bislett Stadium HI, Bf, En 0 years and 42 days
22nd NorwayNorway Per Willy Guttormsen 15.16.10 March 10, 1968 Inzell ice rink H II, Bh, Ek 0 years and 322 days
23 NetherlandsNetherlands Kees Verkerk 03/15/60 January 26, 1969 Inzell ice rink H II, Bh, Ek 2 years and 19 days
24 NetherlandsNetherlands Ard Schenk 1/15/60 February 14, 1971 Ullevi Stadium HI, Bf, Ek 0 years and 28 days
25th NetherlandsNetherlands Ard Schenk 14.55.90 March 14, 1971 Inzell ice rink H II, Bh, Ek 4 years and 11 days
26th Soviet UnionSoviet Union Viktor Varlamov 14.52.73 March 25, 1975 Medeo H III, Bo, Ek 0 years and 306 days
27 NorwayNorway Sten Stensen 14.50.31 January 25, 1976 Bislett Stadium HI, Bf, En 0 years and 48 days
28 NetherlandsNetherlands Piet Kleine 14.43.92 March 13, 1976 Inzell ice rink H II, Bh, Ek 0 years and 8 days
29 NorwayNorway Sten Stensen 14.38.08 March 21, 1976 Medeo H III, Bo, Ek 1 year and 13 days
30th Soviet UnionSoviet Union Viktor Lyoskin 14.34.33 April 3, 1977 Medeo H III, Bo, Ek 2 years and 326 days
31 United StatesUnited States Eric Heiden 14.28.13 February 23, 1980 James B. Sheffield Olympic Skating Rink H II, Bf, Ek 0 years and 35 days
32 Soviet UnionSoviet Union Dmitry Ogloblin 14.26.71 March 29, 1980 Medeo H III, Bo, Ek 1 year and 308 days
33 SwedenSweden Tomas Gustafson 14.23.59 January 31, 1982 Bislett Stadium HI, Bf, En 2 years and 53 days
34 Soviet UnionSoviet Union Igor Malkov 14.21.51 March 24, 1984 Medeo H III, Bo, Ek 1 year and 329 days
35 NorwayNorway Geir Karlstad 12/14/14 February 16, 1986 Inzell ice rink H II, Bh, Ek 0 years and 364 days
36 NorwayNorway Geir Karlstad 3/14/92 February 15, 1987 Thialf HI, Bh, Ek 0 years and 294 days
37 NorwayNorway Geir Karlstad 13.48.51 December 6, 1987 Olympic oval H III, Bh, Ek 0 years and 77 days
38 SwedenSweden Tomas Gustafson 13.48.20 February 21, 1988 Olympic oval H III, Bh, Ek 2 years and 354 days
39 NorwayNorway Johann Olav Koss 13.43.54 February 10, 1991 Thialf HI, Bh, Ek 3 years and 10 days
40 NorwayNorway Johann Olav Koss 13.30.55 February 20, 1994 Vikingskipet HI, Bh, Ek 3 years and 362 days
Introduction of the folding ice skate
41 NetherlandsNetherlands Gianni Rummy 13.15.33 February 17, 1998 M-Wave HI, Bh, Ek 0 years and 40 days
42 NetherlandsNetherlands Gianni Rummy 08/13/71 March 29, 1998 Olympic oval H III, Bh, Ek 2 years and 242 days
43 NetherlandsNetherlands Gianni Rummy March 13, 40 November 26, 2000 Thialf HI, Bh, Ek 1 year and 88 days
44 NetherlandsNetherlands Jochem Uytdehaage 12.58.92 February 22, 2002 Utah Olympic Oval H III, Bh, Ek 3 years and 285 days
45 NetherlandsNetherlands Carl Verheijen 12.57.92 4th December 2005 Thialf HI, Bh, Ek 0 years and 27 days
46 United StatesUnited States Chad Hedrick 12.55.11 December 31, 2005 Utah Olympic Oval H III, Bh, Ek 0 years and 78 days
47 NetherlandsNetherlands Sven Kramer 12.51.60 March 19, 2006 Olympic oval H III, Bh, Ek 0 years and 329 days
48 NetherlandsNetherlands Sven Kramer 12.49.88 February 11, 2007 Thialf HI, Bh, Ek 0 years and 27 days
49 NetherlandsNetherlands Sven Kramer 12.41.69 March 10, 2007 Utah Olympic Oval H III, Bh, Ek 13 years and 174 days
Reigning speed skating world record holder over 10,000 meters
50 CanadaCanada Ted-Jan Bloemen 12.36.30 November 21, 2015 Utah Olympic Oval H III, Bh, Ek 4 years and 284 days
  • As of November 22, 2015
  • In the 1990s years came clap skate internationally for the first time used. The folding system, which enables faster running, heralded the change at the latest since the 1998 Winter Olympics .
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 10,000 meters Men on www.speedskatingstats.com