Mistrzostwa Świata w Łyżwiarstwie Szybkim w Wieloboju 1975
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| Data | 8–9 lutego 1975 | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Miejscowość | Oslo, Norwegia | ||
| Zwycięzcy | |||
| Zwycięzca |  Harm Kuipers | ||
69. mistrzostwa świata w łyżwiarstwie szybkim w wieloboju odbyły się w dniach 8–9 lutego 1975 roku w stolicy Norwegii, Oslo. Zawodnicy startowali na naturalnym torze na Bislett Stadion po raz dziesiąty (wcześniej w 1925, 1947, 1949, 1956, 1959, 1965, 1967, 1970 i 1972). Łyżwiarze startowali na czterech dystansach: 500 m, 1500 m, 5000 m, 10 000 m. Mistrzem został Holender Harm Kuipers. O tym, które miejsca zajmowali zawodnicy decydowała mniejsza liczba punktów uzyskana z czterech biegów. Do biegu na 10 000 m awansowała tylko najlepsza 16-tka po trzech dystansach.
Uczestnicy
W zawodach wzięło udział 32 łyżwiarzy z 16 krajów. Wszyscy zostali sklasyfikowani.
| Państwa biorące udział w mistrzostwach | |||
|---|---|---|---|
 Australia |  Chiny |  Finlandia |  Francja |
| Holandia |  Japonia |  Kanada |  Norwegia |
 NRD |  Polska |  RFN |  Stany Zjednoczone |
 Szwecja |  Wielka Brytania |  Włochy |  ZSRR |
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- NC – nie zakwalifikował się, f – wywrócił się
| Pozycja | Zawodnik | Kraj | 500 m | Pkt. | 5000 m | Pkt. | 1500 m | Pkt. | 10000 m | Pkt. | Suma pkt. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Harm Kuipers | Holandia | 40.99 (3.) | 40.990 | 7:35.59 (3.) | 45.559 | 2:05.88 (5.) | 41.960 | 15:49.85 (6.) | 47.493 | 176.002 |
 | Władimir Iwanow | ZSRR | 42.24 (20.) | 42.240 | 7:31.92 (2.) | 45.192 | 2:07.11 (11.) | 42.370 | 15:24.96 (1.) | 46.248 | 176.050 |
 | Jurij Kondakow | ZSRR | 41.10 (7.) | 41.100 | 7:38.42 (4.) | 45.842 | 2:05.62 (4.) | 41.873 | 15:51.33 (7.) | 47.567 | 176.382 |
| 4. | Sten Stensen | Norwegia | 42.06 (17.) | 42.060 | 7:31.72 (1.) | 45.172 | 2:07.01 (9.) | 42.337 | 15:40.05 (2.) | 47.003 | 176.572 |
| 5. | Masayuki Kawahara | Japonia | 41.49 (10.) | 41.490 | 7:43.23 (11.) | 46.323 | 2:05.56 (3.) | 41.853 | 15:42.42 (4.) | 47.121 | 176.787 |
| 6. | Dan Carroll | Stany Zjednoczone | 41.01 (4.) | 41.010 | 7:40.28 (6.) | 46.028 | 2:05.53 (2.) | 41.843 | 16:06.25 (10.) | 48.313 | 177.194 |
| 7. | Amund Sjøbrend | Norwegia | 41.55 (12.) | 41.550 | 7:44.18 (12.) | 46.418 | 2:05.31 (1.) | 41.770 | 15:56.99 (9.) | 47.850 | 177.588 |
| 8. | Jan Egil Storholt | Norwegia | 40.30 (1.) | 40.300 | 7:45.57 (13.) | 46.557 | 2:06.25 (7.) | 42.083 | 16:13.47 (16.) | 48.674 | 177.614 |
| 9. | Wiktor Warłamow | ZSRR | 42.24 (20.) | 42.240 | 7:41.40 (7.) | 46.140 | 2:08.03 (13.) | 42.667 | 15:41.91 (3.) | 47.096 | 178.153 |
| 10. | Aleksandr Władimirow | ZSRR | 42.33 (23.) | 42.330 | 7:39.64 (5.) | 45.964 | 2:06.79 (8.) | 42.263 | 15:52.39 (8.) | 47.620 | 178.177 |
| 11. | Göran Claeson | Szwecja | 41.04 (5.) | 41.040 | 7:42.13 (8.) | 46.213 | 2:07.34 (12.) | 42.447 | 16:12.24 (14.) | 48.612 | 178.312 |
| 12. | Terje Andersen | Norwegia | 41.38 (9.) | 41.380 | 7:47.36 (15.) | 46.736 | 2:07.05 (10.) | 42.350 | 16:09.92 (13.) | 48.496 | 178.962 |
| 13. | Piet Kleine | Holandia | 42.64 (25.) | 42.640 | 7:43.15 (10.) | 46.315 | 2:08.03 (13.) | 42.667 | 15:47.08 (5.) | 47.354 | 178.986 |
| 14. | Klaas Vriend | Holandia | 42.09 (18.) | 42.090 | 7:42.55 (9.) | 46.255 | 2:08.07 (15.) | 42.690 | 16:08.47 (12.) | 48.424 | 179.459 |
| 15. | Colin Coates | Australia | 41.91 (16.) | 41.910 | 7:47.64 (16.) | 46.764 | 2:09.32 (19.) | 43.107 | 16:13.41 (15.) | 48.671 | 180.452 |
| 16. | Jan Derksen | Holandia | 42.80 (27.) | 42.800 | 7:46.42 (14.) | 46.642 | 2:10.32 (20.) | 43.440 | 16:06.80 (11.) | 48.340 | 181.222 |
| 17. | Klaus Wunderlich | NRD | 41.54 (11.) | 41.540 | 7:50.86 (17.) | 47.086 | 2:05.92 (6.) | 41.973 | NC | 130.599 | |
| 18. | Zhao Weichang | Chiny | 40.93 (2.) | 40.930 | 8:02.92 (21.) | 48.292 | 2:08.10 (16.) | 42.700 | NC | 131.922 | |
| 19. | Mike Woods | Stany Zjednoczone | 41.25 (8.) | 41.250 | 8:03.25 (22.) | 48.325 | 2:08.74 (17.) | 42.913 | NC | 132.488 | |
| 20. | Lennart Carlsson | Szwecja | 41.62 (13.) | 41.620 | 7:59.62 (20.) | 47.962 | 2:11.23 (22.) | 43.743 | NC | 133.325 | |
| 21. | Örjan Sandler | Szwecja | 42.90 (29.) | 42.900 | 7:52.08 (18.) | 47.208 | 2:11.32 (23.) | 43.773 | NC | 133.881 | |
| 22. | Bruno Toniolli | Włochy | 41.77 (15.) | 41.770 | 8:08.17 (26.) | 48.817 | 2:10.47 (21.) | 43.490 | NC | 134.077 | |
| 23. | Manfred Winter | NRD | 42.81 (28.) | 42.810 | 7:57.90 (19.) | 47.790 | 2:11.52 (24.) | 43.840 | NC | 134.440 | |
| 24. | Jouko Salakka | Finlandia | 41.69 (14.) | 41.690 | 8:07.55 (25.) | 48.755 | 2:12.38 (25.) | 44.127 | NC | 134.572 | |
| 25. | Peter Lake | Wielka Brytania | 42.18 (19.) | 42.180 | 8:05.86 (24.) | 48.586 | 2:12.60 (26.) | 44.200 | NC | 134.966 | |
| 26. | Thomas Ovrend | Kanada | 42.25 (22.) | 42.250 | 8:10.72 (27.) | 49.072 | 2:13.27 (27.) | 44.423 | NC | 135.745 | |
| 27. | Jan Miętus | Polska | 42.66 (26.) | 42.660 | 8:16.13 (28.) | 49.613 | 2:13.87 (29.) | 44.623 | NC | 136.896 | |
| 28. | Richard Tourne | Francja | 42.54 (24.) | 42.540 | 8:24.29 (30.) | 50.429 | 2:13.27 (27.) | 44.423 | NC | 137.392 | |
| 29. | Gus Katinas | Australia | 43.39 (30.) | 43.390 | 8:16.45 (29.) | 49.645 | 2:13.94 (30.) | 44.647 | NC | 137.682 | |
| 30. | Gaétan Boucher | Kanada | 43.52 (31.) | 43.520 | 8:28.01 (31.) | 50.801 | 2:14.53 (31.) | 44.843 | NC | 139.164 | |
| 31. | Norio Hirate | Japonia | 41.08 (6.) | 41.080 | 8:50.27 (32.) | 53.027 | 2:15.40 (32.) | 45.133 | NC | 139.240 | |
| 32. | Herbert Schwarz | RFN | 56.23f (32.) | 44.610 | 8:04.97 (23.) | 48.497 | 2:09.16 (18.) | 43.053 | NC | 147.780 |
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