US EditionLiiv Rose to Sixth Place by the End of the Opening Day of the World Championships, Supported by the Main Event
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The two Quebec speed skaters began the World Sprint Championships in the Netherlands in 5th place in the provisional classification.
Speed skater Marten Liiv started the Sprint All-Around World Championships in Heereneveen, Netherlands, with 11th place in the 500-meter distance, but then showed his quality in the 1,000-meter distance.
Gold medal winners such as Femke Kok, Jenning de Boo, Jordan Stolz and Sander Eitrem will compete for the final prizes of this season
Montreal, March 5, 2026 (Sportcom) – A few elements combined the performances of Laurent Dubreuil and Béatrice Lamarche on the first day of the World Sprint Championships in Heerenveen, the Netherlands. The long-track speed skaters had a big smile on the ice rink of the Thialf, where they were both fifth in the provisional rankings of the competition. 500 m and 1000 m events launched the event on Friday. Dubreuil first stood out in the 500 m, a …
The Dutch speed skating stars have preserved their good Olympic shape and set the pace at the start of the Sprint World Championships in Heerenveen.
Speed skater Marten Liiv (29) holds sixth place after the opening day of the Sprint All-Around World Championships in Heerenveen, the Netherlands.
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