1986 World Allround Speed Skating Championships for women

1986 World Allround Speed Skating Championships for Women
Venue	De Uithof, The Hague, Netherlands
Dates	9–10 February
Competitors	34 from 18 nations
Medalist women
Karin Kania-Enke  DDR Andrea Schöne-Mitscherlich  DDR Sabine Brehm  DDR
←1985 Women ← 1985 Men Women 1987 → Men 1987→

The 47th edition of the World Allround Speed Skating Championships for Women took place on 8 and 9 February 1986 in The Hague at the De Uithof ice rink.

Title holder was Andrea Schöne-Mitscherlich from East Germany.

Distance medalists

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
500m	Karin Kania-Enke	Seiko Hashimoto	Bonnie Blair
3000m	Karin Kania-Enke	Andrea Schöne-Mitscherlich	Sabine Brehm
1500m	Karin Kania-Enke	Andrea Schöne-Mitscherlich	Yvonne van Gennip
5000m	Andrea Schöne-Mitscherlich	Sabine Brehm	Gabi Schönbrunn

Classification

Rank	Skater	Country	Points Samalog	500m	3000m	1500m	5000m
	Karin Kania-Enke	East Germany	175.649	41.13	4:27.77	2:08.34	7:51.11 (4)
	Andrea Schöne-Mitscherlich	East Germany	176.810	42.47 (5)	4:29.41 (2)	2:09.45 (2)	7:42.89
	Sabine Brehm	East Germany	179.732	43.06 (7)	4:34.86 (3)	2:12.00 (4)	7:48.62 (2)
4	Yvonne van Gennip	Netherlands	180.759	43.55 (9)	4:36.55 (4)	2:11.42 (3)	7:53.12 (5)
5	Gabi Schönbrunn	East Germany	181.649	43.86 (15)	4:39.00 (5)	2:12.65 (5)	7:50.73 (3)
6	Seiko Hashimoto	Japan	183.970	42.06 (2)	4:45.97 (8)	2:14.91 (9)	8:12.79 (12)
7	Marieke Stam	Netherlands	184.315	43.89 (16)	4:46.03 (9)	2:13.57 (6)	8:02.31 (7)
8	Yelena Lapuga	Soviet Union	184.905	43.83 (13)	4:45.91 (7)	2:13.97 (8)	8:07.68 (10)
9	Ria Visser	Netherlands	184.987	44.78 (25)	4:43.60 (6)	2:14.97 (10)	7:59.51 (6)
10	Annette Karlsson	Sweden	186.366	43.77 (11)	4:51.00 (11)	2:16.17 (12)	8:07.06 (9)
11	Wang Xiuli	China	186.562	42.48 (6)	4:53.26 (16)	2:13.95 (7)	8:25.56 (15)
12	Svetlana Boyko	Soviet Union	186.585	44.57 (23)	4:46.07 (10)	2:17.69 (16)	8:04.41 (8)
13	Petra Moolhuizen	Netherlands	187.415	44.32 (19)	4:51.33 (12)	2:15.42 (11)	8:14.00 (13)
14	Marie-France van Helden-Vives	France	188.591	44.14 (18)	4:51.46 (15)	2:17.33 (15)	8:20.99 (14)
15	Bjørg Eva Jensen	Norway	189.092	45.35 (28)	4:53.13 (15)	2:17.13 (14)	8:11.77 (11)
16	Nathalie Lambert	Canada	191.188	44.33 (20)	4:52.85 (14)	2:18.93 (20)	8:37.40 (16)
NC17	Katie Class	United States	138.084	43.18 (8)	4:53.81 (18)	2:17.81 (17)	–
NC18	Inga Gilauri	Soviet Union	138.380	43.82 (12)	4:53.40 (17)	2:16.98 (13)	–
NC19	Bonnie Blair	United States	138.627	42.11 (3)	5:02.59 (26)	2:18.26 (19)	–
NC20	Zofia Tokarczyk	Poland	139.833	42.22 (4)	5:06.44 (30)	2:19.62 (22)	–
NC21	Aila Tartia	Finland	140.077	44.11 (17)	4:56.53 (20)	2:19.64 (23)	–
NC22	Sigrid Fröschl-Smuda	West Germany	140.383	43.70 (10)	4:57.72 (21)	2:21.19 (25)	–
NC23	Natalie Grenier	Canada	140.401	43.83 (13)	4:54.51 (19)	2:22.46 (26)	–
NC24	Natsue Seki	Japan	141.647	44.35 (21)	5:01.51 (25)	2:21.14 (24)	–
NC25	Lena Andersson	Sweden	142.803	45.89 (30)	5:02.76 (27)	2:19.36 (21)	–
NC26	Kim Hyeon-na	South Korea	142.889	44.72 (24)	4:59.18 (22)	2:24.92 (30)	–
NC27	Angelika Haßmann	West Germany	143.201	45.59 (29)	5:00.47 (24)	2:22.60 (27)	–
NC28	Emese Nemeth-Hunyady	Austria	143.746	44.81 (26)	5:04.18 (28)	2:24.72 (29)	–
NC29	Ariane Loignon	Canada	151.169	44.44 (22)	4:59.26 (23)	2:50.56 * (34)	–
NC30	Karen Gardiner-Kah	Australia	155.133	49.94 (32)	5:24.66 (31)	2:24.66 (31)	–
NC31	Lee Kyung-ja	South Korea	155.244	56.83 * (34)	5:05.11 (29)	2:22.69 (28)	–
NC32	Bibija Kerla	Yugoslavia	155.610	48.59 (31)	5:30.78 (32)	2:35.67 (32)	–
NC33	Anje Kremer	New Zealand	161.383	52.78 (33)	5:33.90 (33)	2:38.86 (33)	–
NC	Keiko Asao	Japan	91.086	45.11 (27)	DQ	2:17.93 (18)	–

* = Fall

DQ = Disqualified

Source:^{[1] [2] [3]}

References

Attribution

In Dutch