Other sportsSpeed skating world record
3000 m, women
Record
3 min 52.02 s
- Holder
- Martina Sáblíková
- Date
- Place
- Salt Lake City
- Standing since
- 2019 (7 years)
What to remember
The World Cup Final in Salt Lake City in March 2019 saw Czech skater Martina Sáblíková cover the 3000 m in 3 min 52.02 s, on 9 March.
The race works out at an average speed of 46.55 km/h. Sáblíková specialised in long track speed skating and became a multiple European and World allround champion.
She won three Olympic golds, two of them at the same Winter Games in 2010, a first for a Czech athlete. In summer she also raced inline speed skating and road cycling, focusing on the individual time trial, where she won several Czech national titles. Her younger brother, Milan Sáblík, is also a speed skater.
Related records
- Speed skating world record3000 m, men (speed skating)
- Canoe sprint world best timeK-2, women, 200 m
- Canoe sprint world best timeK-1, women, 1000 m
- Rowing world best timeDouble sculls, women, 2,000 m
- Freediving world record (CMAS)Dynamic apnea with fin, women
- Speed skating world record1500 m, women (speed skating)
Sources and licences
- Value, holder and date: Wikipedia article “List of world records in speed skating” (revision used 1377276343). Data from Wikipedia, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0.
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