International speed skating competition
European Speed Skating Championships Venue Heerenveen , NetherlandsDates 9–11 January 2004 Competitors 28 men ←2003 Heerenveen
The 2004 European Speed Skating Championships were held at Thialf in Heerenveen , Netherlands, from 9 January until 11 January 2004. Mark Tuitert and Anni Friesinger won the titles.
Day 1
Day 2
1500 metres
Day 3
10000 metres
Allround results
Place
Athlete
Country
500 m
5000 m
1500 m
10000 m
points
Mark Tuitert Netherlands 36.18 (2)
6:27.63 (2)
1:47.41 (1) 13:38.91 (5)
151.691
Carl Verheijen Netherlands 37.14 (10)
6:26.43 (1) 1:48.80 (3)
13:22.91 (1) 152.194
Jochem Uytdehaage Netherlands 36.70 (6)
6:31.93 (4)
1:48.90 (4)
13:30.51 (4)
152.718
4
Gianni Romme Netherlands 37.82 (16)
6:29.88 (3)
1:50.24 (8)
13:26.34 (2)
153.871
5
Ivan Skobrev Russia 36.73 (7)
6:35.55 (6)
1:49.84 (6)
13:42.31 (6)
154.013
6
Yevgeny Lalenkov Russia 36.45 (4)
6:41.84 (12)
1:48.01 (2)
14:01.03 (11)
154.688
7
Enrico Fabris Italy 37.39 (13)
6:34.87 (5)
1:49.64 (5)
13:51.86 (9)
155.016
8
Johan Röjler Sweden 37.55 (15)
6:36.68 (8)
1:51.46 (10)
13:50.92 (8)
155.917
9
Jan Friesinger
Germany 36.35 (3)
6:48.76 (17)
1:50.34 (9)
14:11.72 (14)
156.592
10
Lasse Sætre Norway 38.68 (21)
6:36.25 (7)
1:53.65 (18)
13:28.29 (3)
156.602
11
Artjom Detisjev
Russia 38.52 (20)
6:38.06 (10)
1:51.54 (12)
13:42.97 (7)
156.654
12
Petter Andersen Norway 36.46 (5)
6:47.43 (15)
1:50.02 (7)
14:18.32 (15)
156.792
13
Paweł Zygmunt Poland 38.48 (19)
6:40.54 (11)
1:52.80 (15)
13:52.15 (10)
157.741
14
Matteo Anesi Italy 37.38 (11)
6:49.58 (18)
1;51.77 (13)
14:19.62 (16)
158.575
15
Tobias Schneider Germany 38.23 (18)
6:45.05 (13)
1:53.85 (19)
14:03.20 (12)
158.845
16
Eskil Ervik Norway 37.49 (14)
6:37.15 (9)
2:09.20 (28f)
14:04.99 (13)
162.520
17
Mika Poutala Finland 36.09 (1) 7:06.81 (26)
1:52.27 (14)
NQ
116.194
18
Risto Rosendahl
Finland 36.96 (9)
7:06.25 (25)
1:51.49 (11)
NQ
116.748
19
André Vreugdenhil
Belgium 37.38 (12)
6:58.85 (22)
1:53.56 (17)
NQ
117.118
20
Christian Zoller
Austria 36.86 (8)
7:14.14 (28)
1:54.05 (20)
NQ
118.290
21
Igor Makovetski
Belarus 38.18 (17)
7:02.10 (24)
1:54.75 (22)
NQ
118.640
22
Bart Veldkamp Belgium 40.23 (26)
6:48.17 (16)
1:54.36 (21)
NQ
119.167
23
Miroslav Vtípil
Czech Republic 38.93 (22)
7:00.04 (23)
1:55.67 (24)
NQ
119.490
24
Claudiu Grozea
Romania 39.60 (24)
6:55.81 (19)
1:56.25 (25)
NQ
119.931
25
Ronald Bosker
Switzerland 40.10 (25)
6:58.39 (21)
1:57.96 (27)
NQ
121.259
26
Maksim Pedos
Ukraine 39.56 (23)
7:09.93 (27)
1:57.94 (26)
NQ
121.866
27
Jarmo Valtonen Finland 56.18 (27f)
6:57.62 (20)
1:53.16 (16)
NQ
135.662
28
Witold Mazur
Poland 1:15.59 (28f)
6:46.91 (14)
1:55.28 (23)
NQ
154.707
NQ = Not qualified for the 10000 m (only the best 16 are qualified)
Source: ISU [1]
Day 1
Day 2
Day 3
5000 metres
Allround results
Place
Athlete
Country
500 m
1500 m
3000 m
5000 m
points
Anni Friesinger Germany 39.28 (1) 1:58.24 (2)
4:08.28 (2)
7:06.44 (3)
162.717
Claudia Pechstein Germany 40.08 (3)
1:58.37 (3)
4:09.37 (4)
7:03.15 (2)
163.412
Renate Groenewold Netherlands 40.34 (6)
1:57.81 (1) 4:08.45 (3)
7:08.45 (4)
163.863
4
Wieteke Cramer Netherlands 39.53 (2)
2:00.20 (4)
4:14.18 (5)
7:15.41 (6)
165.500
5
Barbara de Loor Netherlands 40.21 (4)
2:00.46 (5)
4:15.30 (6)
7:14.77 (5)
166.390
6
Gretha Smit Netherlands 42.69 (22)
2:02.22 (7)
4:07.96 (1) 6:58.34 (1) 166.590
7
Lucille Opitz Germany 41.01 (13)
2:02.44 (8)
4:15.61 (7)
7:18.70 (8)
168.294
8
Olga Tarasova
Russia 41.52 (17)
2:01.76 (6)
4:16.20 (8)
7:17.31 (7)
168.537
9
Nicola Mayr Italy 40.29 (5)
2:03.40 (12)
4:18.67 (9)
7:22.20 (12)
168.754
10
Varvara Barysheva Russia 40.62 (8)
2:02.62 (10)
4:19.14 (10)
7:22.18 (11)
168.901
11
Daniela Anschütz-Thoms Germany 40.67 (9)
2:03.39 (11)
4:21.,73 (12)
7:20.63 (9)
169.484
12
Galina Likhachova Russia 41.30 (15)
2:02.47 (9)
4:20.27 (11)
7:20.98 (10)
169.599
13
Daniela Oltean Romania 41.66 (18)
2:03.42 (13)
4:21.79 (13)
7:27.14 (13)
171.145
14
Bianca Anghel Romania 40.92 (12)
2:03.57 (14)
4:22.77 (16)
7:33.57 (15)
171.262
15
Hedvig Bjelkevik Norway 40.71 (10)
2:04.59 (16)
4:25.06 (19)
7:37.14 (16)
172.130
16
Yuliya Skokova Russia 40.53 (7)
2:21.54 (26f)
4:22.51 (14)
7:30.38 (14)
176.499
17
Annette Bjelkevik Norway 40.74 (11)
2:05.13 (17)
4:23.95 (18)
NQ
126.441
18
Krisztina Egyed Hungary 41.14 (14)
2:06.82 (19)
4:29.62 (22)
NQ
128.349
19
Olena Myahkikh Ukraine 41.39 (16)
2:05.81 (18)
4:30.32 (24)
NQ
128.379
20
Martina Sáblíková Czech Republic 42.57 (21)
2:06.90 (20)
4:22.61 (15)
NQ
128.638
21
Adelia Marra Italy 41.86 (20)
2:08.19 (23)
4:27.37 (21)
NQ
129.151
22
Sofia Albertsson
Sweden 41.70 (19)
2:07.74 (22)
4:30.08 (23)
NQ
129.293
23
Henriët Bosker-van der Meer
Switzerland 43.99 (25)
2:07.62 (21)
4:25.31 (20)
NQ
130.748
24
Joelija Jasenok Belarus 42,92 (23)
2.08,98 (24)
4.36,05 (25)
NQ
131,921
25
Johanna Mäki-Laine
Finland 43,26 (24)
2.12,28 (25)
4.36,15 (26)
NQ
133,378
26
Katarzyna Wójcicka Poland 52,55 * (26)
2.03,62 (15)
4.22,96 (17)
NQ
137,582
NQ = Not qualified for the 5000 m (only the best 16 are qualified)
Source: ISU [1]
Rules
All participating skaters are allowed to skate the first three distances; 16 skaters may take part on the fourth distance. These 16 skaters are determined by taking the standings on the longest of the first three distances, as well as the samalog standings after three distances, and comparing these lists as follows:
Skaters among the top 12 on both lists are qualified.
To make up a total of 16, skaters are then added in order of their best rank on either list. Samalog standings take precedence over the longest-distance standings in the event of a tie.
See also
References
^ a b "2003-2004 Standings Men". live.isuresults.eu . Retrieved 2019-02-13 . 
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