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2015–16 ISU Speed Skating World Cup – World Cup 5 – Men's 1000 metres

The men's 1000 metres races of the 2015–16 ISU Speed Skating World Cup 5, arranged in the Sørmarka Arena in Stavanger, Norway, were held on 30 and 31 January 2016.[1]

Pavel Kulizhnikov of Russia won race one, while Kjeld Nuis of the Netherlands came second, and Denis Yuskov of Russia came third.[2] Pim Schipper of the Netherlands won the first Division B race.

Kulizhnikov and Nuis also took the top two places in race two, while Thomas Krol of the Netherlands finished in third place.[3] Mikhail Kazelin of Russia won the second Division B race.

Race 1 edit

Race one took place on Saturday, 30 January, with Division B scheduled in the morning session, at 09:09, and Division A scheduled in the afternoon session, at 14:55.[4]

Division A edit

Rank Name Nat. Pair Lane Time WC points GWC points
  Pavel Kulizhnikov   10 o 1:08.10 100 50
  Kjeld Nuis   10 i 1:08.12 80 40
  Denis Yuskov   7 i 1:08.72 70 35
4 Joey Mantia   9 o 1:08.74 60 30
5 Kai Verbij   8 i 1:08.86 50 25
6 Vincent De Haître   6 i 1:08.95 45 —
7 Aleksey Yesin   7 o 1:09.24 40
8 Gerben Jorritsma   9 i 1:09.36 36
9 Alexandre St-Jean   6 o 1:09.59 32
10 Nico Ihle   1 o 1:09.64 28
11 Jonathan Garcia   3 i 1:09.65 24
12 Shani Davis   8 o 1:09.68 21
13 Kim Tae-yun   5 o 1:09.70 18
14 Mitchell Whitmore   2 i 1:09.79 16
15 Mika Poutala   5 i 1:09.870 14
16 Espen Aarnes Hvammen   2 o 1:09.877 12
17 Kim Jin-su   4 i 1:09.89 10
18 Piotr Michalski   3 o 1:10.04 8
19 Denis Kuzin   4 o 1:10.38 6
20 Roman Krech   1 i 1:11.10 5

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Division B edit

Rank Name Nat. Pair Lane Time WC points
1 Pim Schipper   8 o 1:09.72 25
2 Mo Tae-bum   22 o 1:09.78 19
3 Jang Won-hoon   22 i 1:10.03 15
4 Richard Maclennan   20 i 1:10.214 11
5 Jesper Hospes   6 i 1:10.219 8
6 Laurent Dubreuil   9 o 1:10.23 6
7 Mirko Giacomo Nenzi   18 o 1:10.30 4
8 Håvard Holmefjord Lorentzen   8 i 1:10.34 2
9 David Bosa   20 o 1:10.37 1
10 Hubert Hirschbichler   19 o 1:10.43 —
11 Kimani Griffin   19 i 1:10.55
12 Mikhail Kazelin   5 o 1:10.56
13 Yuto Fujino   5 i 1:10.57
14 Taro Kondo   21 o 1:10.60
15 Xie Jiaxuan   18 i 1:10.62
16 Pekka Koskela   17 i 1:10.70
17 Christoffer Fagerli Rukke   11 o 1:10.72
18 Daniel Greig   15 o 1:10.82
19 Artur Nogal   13 o 1:10.97
20 Haralds Silovs   16 i 1:11.17
21 Ignat Golovatsyuk   3 i 1:11.200
22 Liu An   6 o 1:11.208
23 Mu Zhongsheng   10 i 1:11.29
24 Ryohei Haga   4 i 1:11.31
25 Espen Tveit   7 i 1:11.33
26 Sebastian Klosinski   14 i 1:11.42
27 David Andersson   17 o 1:11.43
28 Henrik Fagerli Rukke   10 o 1:11.47
29 Yang Fan   21 i 1:11.74
30 Tsukasa Owada   16 o 1:11.75
31 Gao Tingyu   2 o 1:11.88
32 Olivier Jean   7 o 1:12.12
33 Yuma Murakami   2 i 1:12.21
34 Mathias Vosté   12 i 1:12.23
35 Juho Vaittinen   11 i 1:12.28
36 Sung Ching-yang   13 i 1:12.43
37 Tommi Pulli   4 o 1:12.47
38 Kim Jun-ho   15 i 1:12.48
39 Christian Oberbichler   12 o 1:13.05
40 Aleksander Puszkarski   3 o 1:13.40
41 Armin Hager   9 i 1:13.60
42 Yevgeny Kazimirenko   1 i 1:13.80
43 Pedro Causil   14 o 1:14.70

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Race 2 edit

Race two took place on Saunday, 31 January, with Division B scheduled in the morning session, at 11:20, and Division A scheduled in the afternoon session, at 15:45.[4]

Division A edit

Rank Name Nat. Pair Lane Time WC points GWC points
  Pavel Kulizhnikov   10 o 1:08.10 100 50
  Kjeld Nuis   10 i 1:08.13 80 40
  Thomas Krol   7 i 1:08.52 70 35
4 Joey Mantia   9 o 1:08.76 60 30
5 Aleksey Yesin   8 i 1:08.92 50 25
6 Vincent De Haître   8 o 1:09.03 45 —
7 Alexandre St-Jean   7 o 1:09.08 40
8 Gerben Jorritsma   9 i 1:09.23 36
9 Pim Schipper   1 i 1:09.31 32
10 Nico Ihle   4 o 1:09.51 28
11 Mika Poutala   6 i 1:09.77 24
12 Piotr Michalski   3 i 1:09.90 21
13 Espen Aarnes Hvammen   3 o 1:10.10 18
14 Jang Won-hoon   2 o 1:10.39 16
15 Kim Tae-yun   6 o 1:10.45 14
16 Mo Tae-bum   2 i 1:10.48 12
17 Richard Maclennan   1 o 1:10.67 10
18 Denis Kuzin   4 i 1:10.89 8
19 Jonathan Garcia   5 o 1:30.28 6
20 Kim Jin-su   5 i 1:37.89 5

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Division B edit

Rank Name Nat. Pair Lane Time WC points
1 Mikhail Kazelin   11 i 1:09.79 25
2 Yuto Fujino   11 o 1:10.03 19
3 Takuro Oda   2 o 1:10.07 15
4 Håvard Holmefjord Lorentzen   19 o 1:10.17 11
5 Håvard Bøkko   3 o 1:10.18 8
6 Ruslan Murashov   17 o 1:10.21 6
7 Sverre Lunde Pedersen   17 i 1:10.27 4
8 Mikhail Kozlov   4 o 1:10.36 2
9 Shota Nakamura   2 i 1:10.45 1
10 Jesper Hospes   21 i 1:10.47 —
11 Bart Swings   18 o 1:10.53
12 Taro Kondo   22 o 1:10.64
13 Artur Nogal   12 o 1:10.67
14 Daniel Greig   14 i 1:10.70
15 Christoffer Fagerli Rukke   10 o 1:10.732
16 Kimani Griffin   20 i 1:10.737
17 Hubert Hirschbichler   20 o 1:10.76
18 Mirko Giacomo Nenzi   19 i 1:10.90
19 Ignat Golovatsyuk   8 i 1:10.96
20 Olivier Jean   6 o 1:10.98
21 Zbigniew Bródka   14 o 1:10.99
22 Pekka Koskela   16 i 1:11.00
23 Mu Zhongsheng   7 i 1:11.26
24 Yang Fan   22 i 1:11.30
25 Liu An   8 o 1:11.381
26 Xie Jiaxuan   18 i 1:11.389
27 Sebastian Klosinski   13 i 1:11.47
28 David Andersson   16 o 1:11.49
29 Gao Tingyu   6 i 1:11.50
30 Mathias Vosté   10 i 1:11.61
31 Jeffrey Swider-Peltz   7 o 1:11.63
32 Tommi Pulli   5 i 1:11.67
33 Sung Ching-yang   12 i 1:11.84
34 Juho Vaittinen   9 o 1:11.85
35 Christian Oberbichler   9 i 1:12.06
36 David Bosa   21 o 1:12.17
37 Linus Heidegger   1 i 1:12.94
38 Armin Hager   5 o 1:13.18
39 Nicholas Goplen   3 i 1:13.42
40 Tsukasa Owada   15 i 1:13.66
41 Yevgeny Kazimirenko   4 i 1:14.09
42 Pedro Causil   13 o DNS
Kim Jun-ho   15 o DNS

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References edit

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