Michel Mulder

	Michel Mulder
nation	Netherlands
birthday	27th February 1986 (age 34)
place of birth	Zwolle , Netherlands
size	184 cm
Weight	80 kg
Career
Trainer	Gerard van Velde
status	active
Medal table
winter Olympics
Sprint World Championships
Individual distance world championships
	Placements in the speed skating world cup
Debut in the World Cup	2009/10
World Cup victories	3 (including 2 individual wins)
Total toilet 500	3rd ( 2012/13 )
	last change: December 13, 2018

Career

society

SKOV herd

status

active

Medal table

World Cup medals	2 ×	0 ×	3 ×
EM medals	3 ×	9 ×	10 ×

Road World Cup
bronze	2011 Yeosu	500 m
gold	2012 San Benedetto del Tronto	500 m
bronze	2012 San Benedetto del Tronto	200 m
gold	2014 Rosario	5000 m relay
bronze	2014 Rosario	500 m
Rail EM
bronze	2004 herd	5000 m relay
silver	2008 Gera	3000 m relay
silver	2011 herd	3000 m relay
silver	2012 Szeged	3000 m relay
bronze	2012 Szeged	300 m
bronze	2012 Szeged	500 m
gold	2013 Almere	500 m
gold	2013 Almere	4000 m mixed
bronze	2013 Almere	3000 m relay
bronze	2014 Geisingen	3000 m relay
silver	2018 Ostend	500 m
silver	2018 Ostend	500 m team
Road EM
bronze	2007 ovary	500 m
silver	2009 Ostend	500 m
silver	2010 San Benedetto del Tronto	500 m
silver	2011 Zwolle	500 m
bronze	2011 Zwolle	200 m
gold	2013 Almere	5000 m relay
silver	2014 Geisingen	5000 m relay
bronze	2014 Geisingen	500 m
bronze	2015 Innsbruck	5000 m relay
bronze	2018 Ostend	1 round

last change: November 26, 2018

Michel Mulder (born February 27, 1986 in Zwolle ) is a Dutch inline speed skater and speed skater . He started inline skating at the age of seven . He has a twin brother, Ronald , who is also successful as an inline speed skater and speed skater.

Mulder lives and trains in Heerenveen .

Speed skating

At the 2012 World Championships in Heerenveen , Mulder wins the silver medal over 2 × 500 m. In 2013, Mulder won the world sprint four-way championship in Salt Lake City . He set a new point record. At the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi , he won the 2 × 500 m title. Jan Smeekens and Mulder's twin brother Ronald followed on the seats . The Mulders are only the second pair of twins at the Winter Olympics (after Phil and Steve Mahre 1984) to win medals in a competition at the same time.

Inline speed skating

Mulder's inline speed skating focuses on the sprint courses and the relay. He has won several medals at world and European championships. At the 2012 World Cup , he won his first world title over 500 m.

successes

2004

EM in Heerde
- Bronze 5000 m relay (track)

2007

EM in ovary
- Bronze 500 m (road)

2008

EM in Gera
- Silver 3000 m relay (track)

2009

EM in Ostend
- Silver 500 m (road)

2010

EM in San Benedetto del Tronto
- Silver 500 (road)

2011

World Cup in Yeosu
- Bronze 500 m (road)
EM in Heerde and Zwolle
- Silver 3000 m relay (track) and 500 m (road)
- Bronze 200 m (road)

2012

Speed skating single track world championships 2012 in Heerenveen
- Silver 2 × 500 m
World Cup in Ascoli Piceno and San Benedetto del Tronto
- Gold 500 m (road)
- Bronze 200 m (road)
EM in Szeged
- Silver 3000 m relay (track)
- Bronze 300 m (track) and 500 m (track)

2013

2013 World Speed Skating Sprint Championship in Salt Lake City
- Gold Sprint Four Fighting
EM in Almere
- Gold 500 m (track), 4000 m mixed (track) and 5000 m relay (road)
- Bronze 3000 m relay (track)

2014

World Cup in Rosario
- Gold 5000 m relay (road)
- Bronze 500 m (road)
EM in Geisingen
- Silver 5000 m relay (road)
- Bronze 3000 m relay (track) and 500 m (road)

2015

EM in Wörgl and Innsbruck
- Bronze 5000 m relay (road)

2018

EM in Ostend
- Silver 500 m (track) and 500 m team (track)
- Bronze 1 lap (road)

Web links

Commons : Michel Mulder - collection of images, videos and audio files

Individual evidence

↑ Interview with Michel Mulder 2012 online-skating.com accessed on January 31, 2013

personal data
SURNAME	Mulder, Michel
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Dutch speed skater
DATE OF BIRTH	February 27, 1986
PLACE OF BIRTH	Zwolle

[1] Interview with Michel Mulder 2012 online-skating.com accessed on January 31, 2013