Pavel Kulizhnikov won gold in the 1000 m at the World Distance Championships on Saturday. Kjeld Nuis had to settle for silver
Pavel Kulizhnikov won gold in the 1000 m at the World Distance Championships on Saturday. Kjeld Nuis had to settle for silver, please, while Thomas Krol also took away the bronze medal in Salt Lake City due to disqualification.
The 25-year-old Kulizhnikov found himself in a class of his own at the Olympic Oval in Utah. This guy drove an impressive time of 1.05 and 69, thus breaking the world record that was born last year, in March, in Salt Lake City (1.06.18)
It was Kuližnikov’s second world championship title at 1,000 meters, when he showed his best in the distance at the World Distance Championships, since 2016, in Kolomna. The Russian woman won the title of world champion in 500 meters on Friday in Salt Lake City.
Kulizhnikov was the only skater who swam under one minute and six seconds for 1000 meters. The current Olympic champion now came closest to the territory of the former Russian, but it was not a mistake-free race and he was a second slower: 1.06.73.
mobile crane and grips, by disqualification in addition to bronze In the form of mobile crane, it seemed that next to Now the Englishman on the stage came to an end – he used 1.06.74 for third. time in Salt Lake, but the Jumbo-Visma skater will be disqualified after the race is over.
a mobile crane blocked his Russian opponent, Viktor Mushtakov, and saw his bronze medal go to Canada’s Laurent Dubreuil. Last year, it brought the 27-year-old Krol another silver at the distance world CHAMPIONSHIP.
Kai Verbij, world champion in 2019, did not come close to a second world title. The Dutchman finished with an era of 1.07.05, in sixth place.
See also the Program and results of the WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP at long distances, in Salt Lake City
Updated date: February 15, 2020, 11:00 p.m
Categories: Optical Illusion
Source: newstars.edu.vn