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Leerdam Wins 1000m, Daleman Surprises; Conijn Triumphant in 5000m
Jutta Leerdam dominates the 1000m, while young Angel Daleman surprises with 2nd place. Merel Conijn wins the 5000m, and Bente Kerkhoff takes the mass start.
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SportsCompetitionVictorySpeed SkatingSurpriseQualifications
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Jutta LeerdamAngel DalemanSuzanne SchultingMerel ConijnSanne In 'T Hof
- What was the biggest surprise of the tournament?
- Angel Daleman's performance was the biggest surprise, as the 17-year-old short track skater finished second, significantly improving her personal best time and beating her mentor, Suzanne Schulting.
- What made Conijn's victory in the 5000m race particularly notable?
- Conijn's win is particularly impressive given her recent physical struggles, showcasing her resilience and strong finish. In 't Hof also qualified for the World Cup races, despite losing.
- Who won the 5000-meter race, and what made their victory significant?
- Merel Conijn won the 5000-meter race, defeating Sanne in 't Hof in a thrilling final sprint. The victory is significant, considering the absence of top contenders due to illness or other commitments.
- Who won the 1000-meter race at the World Cup qualification tournament?
- Jutta Leerdam won the 1000-meter race at the World Cup qualification tournament in Heerenveen, showcasing her dominance in the event. Seventeen-year-old Angel Daleman secured a surprising second place.
- Who won the mass start race, and what decision does the coach now face?
- Bente Kerkhoff won the mass start race, while the absence of Irene Schouten leaves the decision of which two women will represent the Netherlands in the first World Cup weekend up to coach Rintje Ritsma.