Speed SkatingThe long track oval measures 400 meters (1,312 feet). Distance laps: 500m (11/4 laps); 1,000m (21/2 laps); 1,500m (33/4 laps); 3,000m (71/2 laps); 5,000m (121/2 laps); 10,000m (25 laps). Medal breakdown (10 events): Eight medals—Netherlands (3-5-0), Germany (3-3-2) and United States (3-1-4); Three—Canada (1-0-2); Two—Norway (0-0-2); One—Japan (0-1-0). Men500 metersTimes reflected are a combination of two heats with each skater racing once on the inside lane and once on the outside lane.
Other top 10 USA: 6th, Joey Cheek (69.60). Note: FitzRandolph's time of 34.42 in his first race established a new Olympic record. 1000 meters
Other top 10 USA: 4th, Kip Carpenter (1:07.89); 6th, Nick Pearson (1:07.97); 7th, Casey FitzRandolph (1:08.15). 1500 meters
Other top 10 USA: 4th, Joey Cheek (1:45.34); 6th, Nick Pearson (1:45.51). 5000 meters
Other top 10 USA: 5th, KC Boutiette (6:22.97). 10,000 meters
Best USA: 12th, Jason Hedstrand (13:32.99); 13th, Derek Parra (13:33.44). Women500 metersTimes reflected are a combination of two heats with each skater racing once on the inside lane and once on the outside lane.
Best USA: 14th, Christine Witty (76.73). Note: Lemay-Doan's time of 37.30 in her first race established a new Olympic record. 1000 meters
Next best USA: 14th, Amy Sannes (1:15.09); 16th, Becky Sundstrom (1:15.88). 1500 meters
Other top 10 USA: 5th, Chris Witty (1:55.71); 8th, Amy Sannes (1:56.29). 3000 meters
Top 10 USA: 7th, Jennifer Rodriguez (4:04.99). 5000 meters
Top 10 USA: 9th, Catherine Raney (7:06.89). Fact Monster/Information Please® Database, © 2007 Pearson Education, Inc. All rights reserved.
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