1979 World Allround Speed Skating Championships

The World Allround Speed Skating Championships for Men took place on 11 and 12 February in Oslo at the Bislett Stadium ice rink.

1979 World Allround Speed Skating Championships for Men
VenueBislett Stadium, Oslo, Norway
Dates11–12 February
Competitors33 skaters from 15 nations
Medalist men
1st place, gold medalist(s) Eric Heiden  USA
2nd place, silver medalist(s) Jan Egil Storholt  NOR
3rd place, bronze medalist(s) Kay Arne Stenshjemmet  NOR

It was for the third time that Eric Heiden became the world champion and he equaled the performances of the Norwegians Oscar Mathisen and Hjalmar Andersen and the Netherlander Ard Schenk.

Classification

RankSkaterCountryPoints
Samalog
500m5000m1500m10,000m
1st place, gold medalist(s)Eric Heiden United States162.973 WR38.22 1st place, gold medalist(s)6:59.15 1st place, gold medalist(s)1:56.05 1st place, gold medalist(s)14:43.11 1st place, gold medalist(s)
2nd place, silver medalist(s)Jan Egil Storholt Norway167.80539.03 (2)7:13.18 (7)2:00.68 (5)15:04.62 (5)
3rd place, bronze medalist(s)Kay Arne Stenshjemmet Norway167.90339.24 (4)7:12.73 (6)1:59.60 (2)15:10.48 (8)
4Mike Woods United States168.49739.83 (13)7:10.93 (2)2:01.87 (11)14:59.03 (4)
5Viktor Lyoskin Soviet Union168.66040.12 (15)7:12.10 (4)2:01.18 (7)14:58.74 (2)
6Masahiko Yamamoto Japan168.87039.64 (8)7:16.91 (12)2:01.78 (10)14:58.93 (3)
7Masayuki Kawahara Japan169.03639.70 (11)7:16.10 (11)2:00.67 (4)15:10.06 (7)
8Amund Martin Sjøbrend Norway169.22340.07 (14)7:11.22 (3)2:00.92 (6)15:14.51 (11)
9Tomas Gustafson Sweden169.53339.60 (6)7:14.40 (8)2:01.61 (9)15:19.14 (13)
10Vladimir Lobanov Soviet Union170.34039.64 (8)7:18.61 (15)2:00.12 (3)15:35.98 (16)
11Yep Kramer Netherlands170.36040.24 (16)7:15.28 (10)2:02.05 (14)15:18.19 (12)
12Henning Kaarud Norway170.69540.47 (18)7:17.79 (13)2:02.94 (16)15:09.33 (6)
13Piet Kleine Netherlands170.77240.93 (21)7:15.23 (9)2:01.94 (13)15:13.46 (10)
14Colin Coates Austria171.45641.03 (23)7:18.95 (16)2:03.00 (17)15:10.63 (9)
15Klaas Vriend Netherlands172.08240.63 (20)7:18.05 (14)2:03.04 (18)15:32.68 (15)
16Hilbert van der Duim Netherlands174.12239.69 (10)7:12.25 (5)2:15.69* (32)15:19.55 (14)
NC17Sergey Marchuk Soviet Union124.02339.61 (7)7:20.03 (19)2:01.23 (8)
NC18Craig Kressler United States124.33839.41 (5)7:22.92 (20)2:01.91 (12)
NC19Lee Yeong-ha South Korea125.62639.12 (3)7:32.70 (26)2:03.71 (19)
NC20Andreas Ehrig East Germany125.67041.08 (24)7:19.00 (17)2:02.07 (15)
NC21Jan Junell Sweden126.03040.35 (17)7:22.97 (21)2:04.15 (22)
NC22Dmitry Ogloblin Soviet Union126.66741.30 (26)7:19.97 (18)2:04.11 (21)
NC23Uwe Sauerteig East Germany127.11240.95 (22)7:23.36 (22)2:05.48 (23)
NC24Craig Webster Canada128.03540.61 (19)7:31.09 (24)2:06.95 (28)
NC25Jouko Salakka Finland128.20941.09 (25)7:32.43 (25)2:05.63 (24)
NC26Günter Schumacher West Germany129.26741.56 (28)7:36.71 (28)2:06.11 (26)
NC27Fritz Gawenus West Germany129.67241.31 (27)7:41.22 (29)2:06.72 (27)
NC28Simon Grenshaw United Kingdom129.95139.76 (12)7:57.21 (32)2:07.41 (29)
NC29Olivier Belle France131.46941.75 (29)7:50.46 (31)2:08.02 (30)
NC30Ulf Ekstrand Sweden135.90050.18* (30)7:24.07 (23)2:03.94 (20)
NC31Andrei Erdelyi Romania144.50555.53* (32)7:33.39 (27)2:10.91 (31)
NC32Antonio Gómez Fernández Spain155.78550.41 (31)9:06.55 (33)2:32.16 (33)
NCMaurizio Marchetto Italy88.215DQ7:42.39 (30)2:05.93 (25)
* = Fell
DQ = Disqualified

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