Skobrew and Sàblikovà lay the foundation for winning the title

The Russian leads after three of four courses with 113,177 points, just ahead of Blokhuijsen (113,201) and the Norwegian Havard Bökko (113,293), who won the 1500 meter race in 1.52,12:10.000 minutes. As a long-distance specialist, Skobrew has the best chance of perfecting his first European all-around title tomorrow on the final XNUMX meter course.

His toughest opponent will probably be Havard Bökko. In order to become European champion, the Norwegian has to catch up with Skobrew by 10.000 seconds in the 2,32 meter distance. The two Dutchmen Jan Blokhuijsen and Koen Verwej can also still win the title. Bokhuijsen competes in the 0,48 meter race, 10.000 seconds behind Skobrew. Verwej is 2,44 seconds behind Skobrew.

The 10.000 meter final promises to be very exciting tomorrow, as four speed skaters can still win the European title. The Italian Enrico Fabris disappointed again today in the 1500 meters. The double Olympic champion from Turin only finished 1500th in the 1.54,69 meters in 16:XNUMX minutes and fell from ninth place to tenth overall.

In the women's race, after the first two distances over 500 and 3000 meters, everything looks like Martinas Sàblikovà will win the third title. The Czech ran a very strong race over 500 meters. Sàblikovà finished an excellent fifth in 40,31 seconds. She was seven tenths of a second faster than her target time of 41,00 seconds.

She only lost 33 hundredths of a second to Dutchwoman Marrit Leenstra. Ireen Wüst (also Netherlands) came sixth in the 500 meters in 40,49 seconds, 18 hundredths of a second behind Sàblikovà. The winner of the 500-meter race was the Czech short-distance specialist Karolina Erbanova in 39,29 seconds ahead of Leenstra (39,98) and the Russian Yekaterina Lobischewa (40,13). The Russian Yekaterina Shikhova fell over 500 meters but was uninjured.

With her victory over 3000 meters in 4.11,36:82,203 minutes, Sàblikovà took the lead in the all-around competition with 82,723 points. The two Dutch women Ireen Wüst (82,923) and Marrit Leenstra (3000) are in second and third place after two routes. Over 4.13,40 meters, Wüst (4.17,66:XNUMX) and Leenstra (XNUMX:XNUMX) took second and third place.

The outdoor records remained untouched today. The humidity was too high again. There was a little wind in the women's 500 meter race. However, the conditions were normal for all speed skaters today. Around 1500 spectators watched the three races at the European Speed Skating Championships in Klobenstein today. The European Championships will continue tomorrow at 12 p.m. with the 1500 meter women's event. At the end of the European Championships there is the grand finale, first the men's 10.000 meters and then the women's 5000 meters.

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Skobrew and Sàblikovà lay the foundation for winning the title

At the all-around European Speed Skating Championships in Klobenstein, Iwan Skobrew today beat the two Dutchmen Jan Blokhuijsen (1500th in 1.52,52:5) and Koen Verwej (1.52,95th in 6:1.53,07) with his second place over XNUMX meters in XNUMX:XNUMX minutes All-around pushed out of the lead.

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Skobrew and Sàblikovà lay the foundation for winning the title

At the all-around European Speed ​​Skating Championships in Klobenstein, Iwan Skobrew today beat the two Dutchmen Jan Blokhuijsen (1500th in 1.52,52:5) and Koen Verwej (1.52,95th in 6:1.53,07) with his second place over XNUMX meters in XNUMX:XNUMX minutes All-around pushed out of the lead.

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At the all-around European Speed Skating Championships in Klobenstein, Iwan Skobrew today beat the two Dutchmen Jan Blokhuijsen (1500th in 1.52,52:5) and Koen Verwej (1.52,95th in 6:1.53,07) with his second place over XNUMX meters in XNUMX:XNUMX minutes All-around pushed out of the lead.