List of speed skaters

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The following is a list of notable ice speed skaters. The list is sorted by speed skating discipline (long track or short track), gender and competing nationality.

Long track[]

Male[]

American[]

  • K. C. Boutiette
  • Kip Carpenter
  • Joey Cheek
  • Shani Davis
  • John Farrell
  • Casey FitzRandolph
  • Eric Flaim
  • Tucker Fredricks
  • Chad Hedrick
  • Eric Heiden
  • Ken Henry
  • Irving Jaffee
  • Dan Jansen
  • Charles Jewtraw
  • Terry McDermott
  • Peter Mueller
  • Apolo Ohno
  • Derek Parra
  • Tom Plant
  • Jack Shea
  • Nick Thometz
  • Trevor Marsicano
  • Charles Ryan Leveille
  • Jonathan Kuck
  • Ryan Bedford
  • Andy Roesch

Australian[]

Austrian[]

Belarusian[]

  • Igor Zhelezovski (also competed for Soviet Union)

Belgian[]

  • Bart Veldkamp (also competed in the Netherlands)
  • Bart Swings

British[]

Canadian[]

Colombian[]

Czech[]

Dutch[]

  • Henk Angenent
  • Jan Bazen
  • Jeen van den Berg
  • Jelmer Beulenkamp
  • Ted-Jan Bloemen (also competed for Canada)
  • Jan Blokhuijsen
  • Lieuwe de Boer
  • Jan Bols
  • Jan Bos
  • Thomas Bos
  • Kees Broekman
  • Ben van der Burg
  • Jappie van Dijk
  • Hilbert van der Duim
  • Jaap Eden
  • Henk van der Grift
  • Stefan Groothuis
  • Hans van Helden (also competed for France)
  • Martin Hersman
  • Wouter olde Heuvel
  • Bob de Jong
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  • Gerard Kemkers
  • Piet Kleine
  • Coen de Koning
  • Sven Kramer
  • Yep Kramer
  • Harm Kuipers
  • Simon Kuipers
  • Jakko Jan Leeuwangh
  • Rudie Liebrechts
  • Michel Mulder
  • Ronald Mulder
  • Beorn Nijenhuis
  • Tom Prinsen
  • Ids Postma
  • Rintje Ritsma
  • Gianni Romme
  • Frits Schalij
  • Ard Schenk
  • Jan Smeekens
  • Mark Tuitert
  • Jochem Uytdehaage
  • Gerard van Velde
  • Bart Veldkamp (also competed for Belgium)
  • Hein Vergeer
  • Carl Verheijen
  • Kees Verkerk
  • Koen Verweij
  • Leo Visser
  • Erben Wennemars
  • Jan Ykema
  • Falko Zandstra

Finnish[]

French[]

German[]

DDR (East German)[]
BRD (West German)[]
  • Erhard Keller

Japanese[]

  • Toru Aoyanagi
  • Manabu Horii
  • Junichi Inoue
  • Joji Kato
  • Yoshihiro Kitazawa
  • Akira Kuroiwa
  • Toshiyuki Kuroiwa
  • Yasunori Miyabe
  • Yukinori Miyabe
  • Hiroyasu Shimizu
  • Keiichi Suzuki

Korean[]

DPRK (North Korean)[]
ROK (South Korean)[]
  • Joo Hyong-jun (also competes short track)
  • Kim Cheol-min (also competes short track)
  • Lee Kang-seok
  • Lee Kyou-hyuk
  • Mo Tae-bum

Italian[]

Kazakh[]

  • Vadim Sayutin (also competed for Russia)

Mexican[]

Norwegian[]

Polish[]

Russian[]

Soviet[]

Swedish[]

Swiss[]

Female[]

American[]

Austrian[]

  • Emese Antal (born in Romania)
  • Emese Hunyady (also competed for Hungary)

Canadian[]

Czech[]

Danish[]

Dutch[]

Finnish[]

  • Kaija Mustonen

German[]

  • Daniela Anschütz-Thoms
  • Stephanie Beckert
  • Jacqueline Börner (also competed for DDR)
  • Anni Friesinger-Postma
  • Monique Garbrecht-Enfeldt (also competed for DDR)
  • Bente Kraus
  • Gunda Niemann-Stirnemann (also competed for DDR)
  • Claudia Pechstein (also competed for DDR)
  • Christa Luding-Rothenburger (also competed for DDR)
  • Franziska Schenk (also competed for DDR)
  • Sabine Völker (also competed for DDR)
  • Jenny Wolf
DDR (East German)[]
  • Karin Enke
  • Andrea Ehrig-Mitscherlich
  • Helga Haase
  • Constanze Moser-Scandolo
  • Gabi Zange
BRD (West German)[]
  • Monika Pflug

Japanese[]

  • Seiko Hashimoto
  • Tomomi Okazaki

Korean[]

DPRK (North Korean)[]
  • Han Pil-Hwa

Mongolian[]

Norwegian[]

Russian[]

Soviet[]

Swedish[]

  • Jasmin Krohn

Swiss[]

  • Sylvia Brunner

Short track[]

Male[]

American[]

Australian[]

  • Steven Bradbury

British[]

Canadian[]

Chinese[]

  • Li Jiajun

Dutch[]

Korean[]

DPRK (North Korean)[]
ROK (South Korean)[]

New Zealand[]

Female[]

American[]

Bulgarian[]

Canadian[]

Chinese[]

  • Wang Meng
  • Yang Yang (A)
  • Yang Yang (S)

Korean[]

DPRK (North Korean)[]


ROK (South Korean)[]
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