2024 World Sprint Speed Skating Championships – Women

For the men's competition, see 2024 World Sprint Speed Skating Championships – Men.
Women
at the 2024 World Sprint Speed Skating Championships
VenueMax Aicher Arena
LocationInzell, Germany
Dates7–8 March
Competitors27 from 15 nations
Winning points147.545
Medalists
gold medal Miho Takagi   Japan
silver medal Femke Kok   Netherlands
bronze medal Jutta Leerdam   Netherlands

The Women competition at the 2024 World Sprint Speed Skating Championships was held on 7 and 8 March 2024.[1][2]

Results

500 m

The race was started on 7 March at 19:00.[3]

Rank Pair Lane Name Country Time Diff
1 12 O Femke Kok  Netherlands 37.07 TR
2 9 I Miho Takagi  Japan 37.13 +0.06
3 13 O Kim Min-sun  South Korea 37.36 +0.29
4 13 I Erin Jackson  United States 37.40 +0.33
5 14 O Jutta Leerdam  Netherlands 37.41 +0.34
6 11 I Vanessa Herzog  Austria 37.57 +0.50
7 12 I Tian Ruining  China 37.78 +0.71
8 14 I Kimi Goetz  United States 37.98 +0.91
9 9 O Isabel Grevelt  Netherlands 38.03 +0.96
10 7 O Karolina Bosiek  Poland 38.15 +1.08
11 8 O Ellia Smeding  Great Britain 38.19 +1.12
12 11 O Rio Yamada  Japan 38.22 +1.15
13 7 I Martyna Baran  Poland 38.29 +1.22
14 10 I Lee Na-hyun  South Korea 38.32 +1.25
15 4 I Anna Ostlender  Germany 38.44 +1.37
16 6 I Kim Min-ji  South Korea 38.52 +1.45
17 10 O Serena Pergher  Italy 38.57 +1.50
18 6 O Alina Dauranova  Kazakhstan 38.64 +1.57
19 3 O Iga Wojtasik  Poland 38.65 +1.58
20 8 I Martine Ripsrud  Norway 38.69 +1.62
21 4 O Julie Nistad Samsonsen  Norway 38.79 +1.72
22 5 I Isabelle van Elst  Belgium 38.89 +1.82
23 3 I Maddison Pearman  Canada 39.13 +2.06
24 1 I Lea Sophie Scholz  Germany 39.72 +2.65
25 2 O Kristina Shumekova  Kazakhstan 39.76 +2.69
26 2 I Inessa Shumekova  Kazakhstan 40.06 +2.99
5 O Sofia Thorup  Denmark Disqualified

1000 m

The race was started on 7 March at 20:27.[4]

Rank Pair Lane Name Country Time Diff
1 12 I Miho Takagi  Japan 1:13.32 TR
2 13 I Jutta Leerdam  Netherlands 1:13.71 +0.39
3 12 O Femke Kok  Netherlands 1:14.35 +1.03
4 13 O Kimi Goetz  United States 1:14.46 +1.14
5 10 I Isabel Grevelt  Netherlands 1:15.02 +1.70
6 14 I Vanessa Herzog  Austria 1:15.42 +2.10
7 9 O Rio Yamada  Japan 1:15.49 +2.17
8 11 I Ellia Smeding  Great Britain 1:15.49 +2.17
9 11 O Erin Jackson  United States 1:15.72 +2.40
10 10 O Tian Ruining  China 1:15.82 +2.50
11 7 I Karolina Bosiek  Poland 1:16.30 +2.98
12 8 O Isabelle van Elst  Belgium 1:16.57 +3.25
13 9 I Lee Na-hyun  South Korea 1:16.71 +3.39
14 7 O Alina Dauranova  Kazakhstan 1:16.82 +3.50
15 3 I Iga Wojtasik  Poland 1:16.90 +3.58
16 4 I Anna Ostlender  Germany 1:16.94 +3.62
17 6 O Sofia Thorup  Denmark 1:17.13 +3.81
18 14 O Kim Min-sun  South Korea 1:17.35 +4.03
19 3 O Kim Min-ji  South Korea 1:17.47 +4.15
20 6 I Maddison Pearman  Canada 1:17.67 +4.35
21 5 O Serena Pergher  Italy 1:17.95 +4.63
22 8 I Martine Ripsrud  Norway 1:18.05 +4.73
23 2 O Martyna Baran  Poland 1:18.08 +4.76
24 4 O Julie Nistad Samsonsen  Norway 1:18.48 +5.16
25 2 I Kristina Shumekova  Kazakhstan 1:19.40 +6.08
26 1 I Inessa Shumekova  Kazakhstan 1:20.32 +7.00
27 5 I Lea Sophie Scholz  Germany 1:24.27 +10.95

500 m

The race was started on 8 March at 18:30.[5]

Rank Pair Lane Name Country Time Diff
1 13 I Femke Kok  Netherlands 37.07 TR
2 8 I Kim Min-sun  South Korea 37.11 +0.04
3 11 O Erin Jackson  United States 37.13 +0.06
4 13 O Miho Takagi  Japan 37.19 +0.12
5 10 O Vanessa Herzog  Austria 37.48 +0.41
6 12 I Jutta Leerdam  Netherlands 37.57 +0.50
7 9 O Tian Ruining  China 37.65 +0.58
8 12 O Kimi Goetz  United States 37.69 +0.62
9 8 O Lee Na-hyun  South Korea 37.83 +0.76
10 11 I Isabel Grevelt  Netherlands 38.05 +0.98
11 10 I Ellia Smeding  Great Britain 38.06 +0.99
12 9 I Rio Yamada  Japan 38.09 +1.02
13 4 O Martyna Baran  Poland 38.12 +1.05
14 7 I Karolina Bosiek  Poland 38.24 +1.17
15 3 O Martine Ripsrud  Norway 38.44 +1.37
16 6 I Alina Dauranova  Kazakhstan 38.55 +1.48
17 5 O Kim Min-ji  South Korea 38.56 +1.49
18 4 I Serena Pergher  Italy 38.60 +1.53
19 7 O Anna Ostlender  Germany 38.61 +1.54
20 6 O Isabelle van Elst  Belgium 38.86 +1.79
21 5 I Iga Wojtasik  Poland 38.88 +1.81
22 2 O Maddison Pearman  Canada 38.95 +1.88
23 3 I Julie Nistad Samsonsen  Norway 39.10 +2.03
24 2 I Kristina Shumekova  Kazakhstan 39.51 +2.44
25 1 I Sofia Thorup  Denmark 39.67 +2.60
26 1 O Inessa Shumekova  Kazakhstan 39.73 +2.66

1000 m

The race was started on 8 March at 19:55.[6]

Rank Pair Lane Name Country Time Diff
1 12 O Jutta Leerdam  Netherlands 1:12.86 TR
2 13 O Miho Takagi  Japan 1:13.13 +0.27
3 13 I Femke Kok  Netherlands 1:13.57 +0.71
4 11 I Kimi Goetz  United States 1:13.91 +1.05
5 10 I Kim Min-sun  South Korea 1:14.69 +1.83
6 9 I Tian Ruining  China 1:14.86 +2.00
7 11 O Vanessa Herzog  Austria 1:14.87 +2.01
8 8 I Rio Yamada  Japan 1:14.94 +2.08
9 9 O Ellia Smeding  Great Britain 1:15.69 +2.83
10 7 O Karolina Bosiek  Poland 1:15.87 +3.01
11 12 I Erin Jackson  United States 1:16.31 +3.45
12 8 O Lee Na-hyun  South Korea 1:16.37 +3.51
13 4 I Isabelle van Elst  Belgium 1:16.60 +3.74
14 5 O Iga Wojtasik  Poland 1:16.68 +3.82
15 3 O Maddison Pearman  Canada 1:16.95 +4.09
16 6 O Anna Ostlender  Germany 1:17.08 +4.22
17 7 I Martyna Baran  Poland 1:17.29 +4.43
18 6 I Alina Dauranova  Kazakhstan 1:17.37 +4.51
19 4 O Martine Ripsrud  Norway 1:17.40 +4.54
20 5 I Kim Min-ji  South Korea 1:17.73 +4.87
21 3 I Serena Pergher  Italy 1:17.79 +4.93
22 2 O Kristina Shumekova  Kazakhstan 1:18.25 +5.39
23 2 I Julie Nistad Samsonsen  Norway 1:18.29 +5.43
24 1 O Inessa Shumekova  Kazakhstan 1:19.53 +6.67
10 O Isabel Grevelt  Netherlands Disqualified

Overall standings

After all events.[7]

Rank Name Country 500m 1000m 500m 1000m Points Diff
1st place, gold medalist(s) Miho Takagi  Japan 37.13 1:13.32 37.19 1:13.13 147.545
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Femke Kok  Netherlands 37.07 1:14.35 37.07 1:13.57 148.100 +1.11
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Jutta Leerdam  Netherlands 37.41 1:13.71 37.57 1:12.86 148.265 +1.44
4 Kimi Goetz  United States 37.98 1:14.46 37.69 1:13.91 149.855 +4.62
5 Vanessa Herzog  Austria 37.57 1:15.42 37.48 1:14.87 150.195 +5.30
6 Kim Min-sun  South Korea 37.36 1:17.35 37.11 1:14.69 150.490 +5.89
7 Erin Jackson  United States 37.40 1:15.72 37.13 1:16.31 150.545 +6.00
8 Tian Ruining  China 37.78 1:15.82 37.65 1:14.86 150.770 +6.45
9 Rio Yamada  Japan 38.22 1:15.49 38.09 1:14.94 151.525 +7.96
10 Ellia Smeding  Great Britain 38.19 1:15.49 38.06 1:15.69 151.840 +8.59
11 Karolina Bosiek  Poland 38.15 1:16.30 38.24 1:15.87 152.475 +9.86
12 Lee Na-hyun  South Korea 38.32 1:16.71 37.83 1:16.37 152.690 +10.29
13 Anna Ostlender  Germany 38.44 1:16.94 38.61 1:17.08 154.060 +13.03
14 Martyna Baran  Poland 38.29 1:18.08 38.12 1:17.29 154.095 +13.10
15 Alina Dauranova  Kazakhstan 38.64 1:16.82 38.55 1:17.37 154.285 +13.48
16 Iga Wojtasik  Poland 38.65 1:16.90 38.88 1:16.68 154.320 +13.55
17 Isabelle van Elst  Belgium 38.89 1:16.57 38.86 1:16.60 154.335 +13.58
18 Kim Min-ji  South Korea 38.52 1:17.47 38.56 1:17.73 154.680 +14.27
19 Martine Ripsrud  Norway 38.69 1:18.05 38.44 1:17.40 154.855 +14.62
20 Serena Pergher  Italy 38.57 1:17.95 38.60 1:17.79 155.040 +14.99
21 Maddison Pearman  Canada 39.13 1:17.67 38.95 1:16.95 155.390 +15.69
22 Julie Nistad Samsonsen  Norway 38.79 1:18.48 39.10 1:18.29 156.275 +17.46
23 Kristina Shumekova  Kazakhstan 39.76 1:19.40 39.51 1:18.25 158.095 +21.10
24 Inessa Shumekova  Kazakhstan 40.06 1:20.32 39.73 1:19.53 159.715 +24.34
– Isabel Grevelt  Netherlands 38.03 1:15.02 38.05 DQ Did not finish
Lea Sophie Scholz  Germany 39.72 1:24.27 Did not start
Sofia Thorup  Denmark DQ 1:17.13 39.67 DNS

References

  1. ^ "ISU World Speed Skating Sprint & Allround Championships 2024 – Announcement". ISU. Retrieved 6 March 2024.
  2. ^ "Start list" (PDF). ISU. 6 March 2024. Retrieved 6 March 2024.
  3. ^ "1st 500m Women Sprint Results" (PDF). ISU. 7 March 2024. Retrieved 7 March 2024.
  4. ^ "1st 1000m Women Sprint Results" (PDF). ISU. 7 March 2024. Retrieved 7 March 2024.
  5. ^ "2nd 500m Women Sprint Results" (PDF). ISU. 8 March 2024. Retrieved 8 March 2024.
  6. ^ "2nd 1000m Women Sprint Results" (PDF). ISU. 8 March 2024. Retrieved 8 March 2024.
  7. ^ "Overall standings". ISU. 8 March 2024. Retrieved 8 March 2024.
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