KNSB Dutch Single Distance Championships

KNSB Dutch Single Distance Championships

The Dutch Single Distance Championships of speed skating, organised by the KNSB, is the official Dutch championship to determine the Dutch champion over a single distance, in contrast to the KNSB Dutch Allround Championships, which determine the Dutch allround champion. The single distance championships date back to 1987, and is often used as qualification races for World Cup and Olympic races. The skaters compete for medals in the five Olympic distances: 500, 1000, 1500, 3000 (women only), 5000 and 10000 (men only) metres.

List of champions

Men's Events
Year Venue 500 m 1000 m 1500 m 5000 m 10.000 m
1987 Den Haag / Utrecht[1] Menno Boelsma Bauke Jonkman Leo Visser Hein Vergeer Robert Vunderink
1988 Heerenveen Maarten Noyens Jan Ykema Leo Visser Gerard Kemkers Leo Visser
1989 Heerenveen Jan Ykema Jan Ykema Annejan Portijk Gerard Kemkers Robert Vunderink
1990 Heerenveen Arie Loef Arie Loef Ben van der Burg Ben van der Burg Thomas Bos
1991 Den Haag Gerard van Velde Gerard van Velde Leo Visser Bart Veldkamp Bart Veldkamp
1992 Heerenveen Gerard van Velde Falko Zandstra Rintje Ritsma Bart Veldkamp Bart Veldkamp
1993 Deventer Gerard van Velde Marco Groeneveld Rintje Ritsma Rintje Ritsma Falko Zandstra
1994 Heerenveen Gerard van Velde Gerard van Velde Rintje Ritsma Rintje Ritsma Falko Zandstra
1995 Den Haag Gerard van Velde Gerard van Velde Falko Zandstra Rintje Ritsma Rintje Ritsma
1996[2] Groningen Gerard van Velde Gerard van Velde Rintje Ritsma Gianni Romme Bob de Jong
1997[3] Den Haag Andries Kramer Erben Wennemars Gijs Buitelaar Berry Rohling Berry Rohling
1998 Heerenveen Jan Bos Jan Bos Rintje Ritsma Rintje Ritsma Bob de Jong
1999 Groningen Jan Bos Jakko Jan Leeuwangh Rintje Ritsma Gianni Romme Bob de Jong
2000 Deventer Erben Wennemars Erben Wennemars Martin Hersman Bob de Jong Jochem Uytdehaage
2001 Den Haag Erben Wennemars Erben Wennemars Gianni Romme Gianni Romme Carl Verheijen
2002 Groningen Jan Bos Jan Bos Martin Hersman Gianni Romme Casper Helling
2003 Utrecht Erben Wennemars Erben Wennemars Erben Wennemars Gianni Romme Henk Angenent
2004 Heerenveen Gerard van Velde Erben Wennemars Erben Wennemars Carl Verheijen Jochem Uytdehaage
2005 Assen Gerard van Velde Beorn Nijenhuis Beorn Nijenhuis Bob de Jong Bob de Jong
2006 Heerenveen Jan Bos Jan Bos Jan Bos Carl Verheijen Carl Verheijen
2007 Assen Jan Bos Jan Bos Sven Kramer Sven Kramer Sven Kramer
2008 Heerenveen Jan Smeekens Simon Kuipers Simon Kuipers Sven Kramer Sven Kramer
2009 Heerenveen Jan Smeekens Stefan Groothuis Sven Kramer Sven Kramer Sven Kramer
2010 Heerenveen Jan Smeekens Stefan Groothuis Rhian Ket Sven Kramer Sven Kramer
2011 Heerenveen Ronald Mulder Simon Kuipers Simon Kuipers Bob de Vries Bob de Jong
2012 Heerenveen Jan Smeekens Stefan Groothuis Stefan Groothuis Jorrit Bergsma Bob de Jong


Women's Events
Year Place 500 m 1000 m 1500 m 3000 m 5000 m
1987 Den Haag / Utrecht[1] Ingrid Haringa Petra Moolhuizen Yvonne van Gennip Yvonne van Gennip Yvonne van Gennip
1988 Heerenveen Ingrid Haringa Ingrid Haringa Yvonne van Gennip Yvonne van Gennip Yvonne van Gennip
1989 Heerenveen Herma Meijer Ingrid Haringa Yvonne van Gennip Marieke Stam Yvonne van Gennip
1990 Heerenveen Christine Aaftink Christine Aaftink Herma Meijer Hanneke de Vries Hanneke de Vries
1991 Haarlem Christine Aaftink Christine Aaftink Lia van Schie Lia van Schie Lia van Schie
1992 Heerenveen Christine Aaftink Christine Aaftink Sandra Voetelink Yvonne van Gennip Carla Zijlstra
1993 Deventer Christine Aaftink Christine Aaftink Barbara de Loor Carla Zijlstra Carla Zijlstra
1994 Heerenveen Christine Aaftink Christine Aaftink Annamarie Thomas Carla Zijlstra Carla Zijlstra
1995 Den Haag Christine Aaftink Sandra Zwolle Annamarie Thomas Carla Zijlstra Carla Zijlstra
1996[2] Groningen Christine Aaftink Sandra Zwolle Marieke Wijsman Tonny de Jong Tonny de Jong
1997[3] Den Haag Judith Straathof Judith Straathof Judith Straathof Martine Oosting Martine Oosting
1998 Heerenveen Andrea Nuyt Marianne Timmer Annamarie Thomas Tonny de Jong Carla Zijlstra
1999 Groningen Andrea Nuyt Marianne Timmer Barbara de Loor Tonny de Jong Carla Zijlstra
2000 Deventer Andrea Nuyt Marianne Timmer Wieteke Cramer Marja Vis Barbara de Loor
2001 Den Haag Andrea Nuyt Andrea Nuyt Renate Groenewold Renate Groenewold Marja Vis
2002 Groningen Andrea Nuyt Marianne Timmer Tonny de Jong Tonny de Jong Tonny de Jong
2003 Utrecht Marianne Timmer Marianne Timmer Renate Groenewold Barbara de Loor Jenita Hulzebosch-Smit
2004 Heerenveen Marianne Timmer Marianne Timmer Annamarie Thomas Renate Groenewold Gretha Smit
2005 Assen Marianne Timmer Marianne Timmer Renate Groenewold Gretha Smit Jenita Hulzebosch-Smit
2006 Heerenveen Marianne Timmer Ireen Wüst Ireen Wüst Ireen Wüst Carien Kleibeuker
2007 Assen Margot Boer Ireen Wüst Ireen Wüst Renate Groenewold Gretha Smit
2008 Heerenveen Annette Gerritsen Paulien van Deutekom Paulien van Deutekom Renate Groenewold Gretha Smit
2009 Heerenveen Annette Gerritsen Paulien van Deutekom Paulien van Deutekom Renate Groenewold Renate Groenewold
2010 Heerenveen Annette Gerritsen Annette Gerritsen Annette Gerritsen Ireen Wüst Renate Groenewold
2011 Heerenveen Margot Boer Marrit Leenstra Ireen Wüst Ireen Wüst Moniek Kleinsman
2012 Heerenveen Thijsje Oenema Thijsje Oenema Ireen Wüst Pien Keulstra Pien Keulstra

Notes

  1. ^ a b 4-day championship. 500, 1000 and 5000 metres (3000 for women) held in Den Haag the first two days, then the last two distances in Utrecht the following two.
  2. ^ a b 500 and 1 000 metre races held separately three weeks later
  3. ^ a b The championship collided with a World Cup race in Davos.

References

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