De Boo Sets National Record, but Stolz Remains Unbeaten in Calgary
Jenning de Boo broke the Dutch national record in the men's 500-meter speed skating race in Calgary with a time of 33.87 seconds, but lost to Jordan Stolz (33.85 seconds) who extended his winning streak to 15 world cup races., equalling Sven Kramer's record. Other notable performances include a Poli...
De Boo Sets National Record, but Stolz Remains Unbeaten in Calgary
Jenning de Boo broke the Dutch national record in the men's 500-meter speed skating race in Calgary with a time of 33.87 seconds, but lost to Jordan Stolz (33.85 seconds) who extended his winning streak to 15 world cup races., equalling Sven Kramer's record. Other notable performances include a Poli...
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Kok Wins World Cup 500m in Season Debut
Femke Kok won the women's 500-meter speed skating race at the Calgary World Cup on November 23rd, clocking 37.01 seconds in her season debut, while other Dutch skaters delivered mixed results and the team sprint ended in disqualification.
Kok Wins World Cup 500m in Season Debut
Femke Kok won the women's 500-meter speed skating race at the Calgary World Cup on November 23rd, clocking 37.01 seconds in her season debut, while other Dutch skaters delivered mixed results and the team sprint ended in disqualification.
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44% Bias Score
De Boo Sets Dutch Record in Calgary 500m, but Stolz Remains Unbeaten
Jenning de Boo achieved a new Dutch national record of 33.87 seconds in the men's 500-meter speed skating race at the Calgary World Cup, but was narrowly beaten by American Jordan Stolz, who won with 33.85 seconds, extending his winning streak to fifteen races and equaling Sven Kramer's record.
De Boo Sets Dutch Record in Calgary 500m, but Stolz Remains Unbeaten
Jenning de Boo achieved a new Dutch national record of 33.87 seconds in the men's 500-meter speed skating race at the Calgary World Cup, but was narrowly beaten by American Jordan Stolz, who won with 33.85 seconds, extending his winning streak to fifteen races and equaling Sven Kramer's record.
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48% Bias Score
Mossinkoff and Den Hertog Win Aart Koopmans Memorial
Femke Mossinkoff and Sjoerd den Hertog won the Aart Koopmans Memorial long-distance speed skating race on the Weissensee in Austria on February 11th, 2024, marking Mossinkoff's return to competition after a serious injury and securing Den Hertog's solo victory.
Mossinkoff and Den Hertog Win Aart Koopmans Memorial
Femke Mossinkoff and Sjoerd den Hertog won the Aart Koopmans Memorial long-distance speed skating race on the Weissensee in Austria on February 11th, 2024, marking Mossinkoff's return to competition after a serious injury and securing Den Hertog's solo victory.
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Norway Wins European Speed Skating Title After 34-Year Drought
Sander Eitrem secured Norway's first European allround men's speed skating title in 34 years, surpassing the Netherlands' win count (39-37) and signifying a resurgence for the sport in Norway, boosted by increased media coverage and a strong team performance.
Norway Wins European Speed Skating Title After 34-Year Drought
Sander Eitrem secured Norway's first European allround men's speed skating title in 34 years, surpassing the Netherlands' win count (39-37) and signifying a resurgence for the sport in Norway, boosted by increased media coverage and a strong team performance.
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56% Bias Score
Norway Dominates 5,000m at European Allround Championships
At the European Allround Championships in Thialf, Norway's Peder Kongshaug and Sander Eitrem dominated the 5,000-meter race, setting personal records and taking the lead; Beau Snellink was the best Dutch skater, finishing third overall.
Norway Dominates 5,000m at European Allround Championships
At the European Allround Championships in Thialf, Norway's Peder Kongshaug and Sander Eitrem dominated the 5,000-meter race, setting personal records and taking the lead; Beau Snellink was the best Dutch skater, finishing third overall.
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Kok Wins Calgary World Cup 500m Despite Falling Short of Personal Best
Femke Kok won the women's 500m race at the Calgary World Cup with a time of 37.01 seconds on November 25th, marking her successful return to competition after injury; other Dutch skaters had mixed results.
Kok Wins Calgary World Cup 500m Despite Falling Short of Personal Best
Femke Kok won the women's 500m race at the Calgary World Cup with a time of 37.01 seconds on November 25th, marking her successful return to competition after injury; other Dutch skaters had mixed results.
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48% Bias Score
Kok Wins World Cup 500m Despite Injury
Femke Kok won the women's 500m race at the Calgary World Cup with a time of 37.01 seconds, marking her successful return to competition after injury; other Dutch skaters had mixed results, and the team sprint ended in disqualification.
Kok Wins World Cup 500m Despite Injury
Femke Kok won the women's 500m race at the Calgary World Cup with a time of 37.01 seconds, marking her successful return to competition after injury; other Dutch skaters had mixed results, and the team sprint ended in disqualification.
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44% Bias Score
Calgary Speed Skating World Cup: Ghiotto's Record Attempt and Stolz's Dominance
The World Cup speed skating competition resumes in Calgary, featuring attempts to break the 10,000m world record (Ghiotto) and continued dominance of Jordan Stolz, who holds the five fastest 500m times this season, while Dutch skaters aim for their first classical distance wins.
Calgary Speed Skating World Cup: Ghiotto's Record Attempt and Stolz's Dominance
The World Cup speed skating competition resumes in Calgary, featuring attempts to break the 10,000m world record (Ghiotto) and continued dominance of Jordan Stolz, who holds the five fastest 500m times this season, while Dutch skaters aim for their first classical distance wins.
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40% Bias Score
Mossinkoff and Den Hertog Win Aart Koopmans Memorial
Femke Mossinkoff and Sjoerd den Hertog won the Aart Koopmans Memorial long-track speed skating race on the Weissensee in Austria on January 14th, marking Mossinkoff's return to competition after a concussion and broken collarbone, and demonstrating Den Hertog's strength in the men's competition.
Mossinkoff and Den Hertog Win Aart Koopmans Memorial
Femke Mossinkoff and Sjoerd den Hertog won the Aart Koopmans Memorial long-track speed skating race on the Weissensee in Austria on January 14th, marking Mossinkoff's return to competition after a concussion and broken collarbone, and demonstrating Den Hertog's strength in the men's competition.
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20% Bias Score
Rijpma-de Jong Leads European Allround Championships After Day One
Antoinette Rijpma-de Jong leads the European Allround Championships after winning the 500m and placing fifth in the 3000m, which was won by Ragne Wiklund; Joy Beune is second overall, 1.83 seconds behind Rijpma-de Jong.
Rijpma-de Jong Leads European Allround Championships After Day One
Antoinette Rijpma-de Jong leads the European Allround Championships after winning the 500m and placing fifth in the 3000m, which was won by Ragne Wiklund; Joy Beune is second overall, 1.83 seconds behind Rijpma-de Jong.
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36% Bias Score
Rijpma-de Jong Wins Fourth Straight European Allround Title
Antoinette Rijpma-de Jong won her fourth consecutive European allround speed skating championship in Thialf, Netherlands, beating Joy Beune by 1.19 seconds in the final 5,000-meter race; Merel Conijn finished fourth.
Rijpma-de Jong Wins Fourth Straight European Allround Title
Antoinette Rijpma-de Jong won her fourth consecutive European allround speed skating championship in Thialf, Netherlands, beating Joy Beune by 1.19 seconds in the final 5,000-meter race; Merel Conijn finished fourth.
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32% Bias Score