European Championships of speed-skating in Netherlands – 200m flying lap and relays

Third day of competition on the track of Almere (Netherlands) at the 2013 European Championships of Inline Speed Skating. On monday 1st of July, skaters of european nations enjoyed 200m flying laps and relays...

Par alfathor

European Championships of speed-skating in Netherlands – 200m flying lap and relays

200 m flying laps

200 m tour lancé

200m flying laps – senior ladies

We keep the same top four as for 300m time trial and 500m sprint but the order is different! This time, Manon Kamminga (NED, 15,958) was a bit faster than Laethisia Schimek (GER, 16,009). Manon seems to have recovered quite well after her fall in the point/elimination race.
Erika Zanetti (ITA, 16,013) took the last place on the podium in front of Jana Gegner (GER, 16,051)

200m flying laps – senior men

Mulder brothers feel like home on the track of Almere. Michel took gold in the 500m and Ronald did the same in the 200m flying lap.
 It was mandatory to perform a time under 15 seconds to be on the podium of the 200m flying lap in the senior men category.
Ronald Mulder (NED, 14,926) dominated Andrea Angeletti (ITA, 14,957) and Darren de Souza (FRA, 14,978). Michel Mulder (NED, 15,021) is off to the podium. The Spanish star Ioseba Fernandez (ESP, 15,138) took the fifth place.

200m flying laps – junior ladies

The fastest girl on skates in the junior category was Daria Tiberto (ITA, 16,507). She finished ahead of Alisa Gutermuth (GER, 16,557) and her compatriot Carlotta Simbula (ITA, 16,683).

200m flying laps – junior men

Simon Albrecht (GER, 15,004) is continuing is harvest of medals. He would have taken the 4th place in the senior category in front of Michel Mulder! He finishes four-tenths of a second before Stefano Gili (ITA, 15,483) and Mathias Voste (BEL, 15,531).

Relays

Senior men: Squadra Azzurra wins

France takes the lead early in the race with Italy and the Netherlands in its wheel. Italy goes away, France keeps the pace and the Netherlands are still in third position. French skaters overtake the squadra azzurra but all the other teams keeps fighting. Italy manages to escape once more. Three laps to go, France is fourth. Italy has did the gap and crosses the line first. Belgium catch the second place ahead of the Netherlands thanks to a nice hawk finish.

See the video of Senior men’s relay

Senior women: only 3 nation on the start line!

Such a low turnout for the European Championship is a disservice to skating.
The Netherlands takes the lead of the race with Germany and Italy in their wheel. The speed is moderate until mid race where Elma De Vries (NED) accelerates. Germany takes a good relay and sends Jana Gegner in orbit. Manon Kamminga (NED) comes back. Italy is third.
3 laps to go: Germany takes the lead and Italy is disqualified. The last Dutch relay led by Manon Kamminga is impressive. She just snatch victory on the start line thanks to a hawk finish against Germany (2nd).

See the video of senior women’s relay

Junior Men: Germany can count on Albrecht

The group stays compact in the junior men’s race. Italy and France are at the forefront early in the race. Then Germany leads the pac. France starts the race well loses its position because of a German fault. Germany gets a warning. The French team must work to come back to the front from the 6th place.
5 laps to go: Germany increase the gap and will not be reached anymore. Spain is in pursuit with the Netherlands. The Netherlands comes back with Italy in the wheel. France is disqualified, Germany won the race, raising the arms before the line. The Netherlands get the second place ahead of Italy.

See the video of the junior men’s relay

Junior Women: moving battlefront

Good start for the French skaters led by Deborah Marchand. Italy, Germany and the Netherlands are behind. Germany manages to take the lead halfway. France is still in the race to take the lead. The Franco-German mini-escape is caught by the other nations. France leads the race, followed by Spain which overtakes France under the leadership of N. Nuno. 2 laps to go: Germany overtakes France and Spain. In the last lap, Germany keeps his lead and wins over Spain and the Netherlands. France is not rewarded for her work and finishes 4th. 

See the video of the junior women’s relay

3000 m relais

Main results

Seniors women – 200 m flying lap

Pos. Firstname Lastname Nation Time
1 Manon Kamminga NED 15,958
2 Laethisia Schimek GER 16,009
3 Erika Zanetti ITA 16,013
4 Jana Gegner GER 16,051
5 Desire Contenti ITA 16,127
6 Mareike Thum GER 16,483
7 Saray Narvaez ESP 16,494
8 Bianca Roosenboom NED 16,515
9 Andrea Trafeli ITA 16,539
10 Sheila Posada ESP 16,553
11 Hanne Wouters BEL 16,555
12 Marta Nunes POR 17,088
13 Clemence Halbout FRA 16,808(H)
14 Lisanne Buurman NED 16,870(H)
15 Juliette Pouydebat FRA 16,872(H)
16 Helena Gustafsson SWE 17,213(H)
17 Renata Karabova SVK 17,295(H)
18 Nadja Wenger SUI 17,499(H)
19 Flurina Heim SUI 17,754(H)
20 Rina von Burg SUI 17,808(H)

Seniors men – 200 m flying lap

Pos. Firstname Lastname Nation Time
1 Ronald Mulder NED 14,926
2 Andrea Angeletti ITA 14,957
3 Darren de Souza FRA 14,978
4 Michel Mulder NED 15,021
5 Ioseba Fernandez ESP 15,138
6 Livio Wenger SUI 15,148
7 Jore van den Berghe BEL 15,184
8 Mark Horsten NED 15,185
9 Nicolas Pelloquin FRA 15,198
10 Roman Christen SUI 15,300
11 Giacomo Cuncu ITA 15,377
12 Gwendal Le Pivert FRA 16,587
13 Etienne Ramali GER 15,402(H)
14 Yves Reist SUI 15,571(H)
15 Niels Provoost BEL 15,722(H)
16 Jakob Ulreich AUT 15,739(H)
17 Martyn Dias POR 15,756(H)
18 Marcio Costa POR 15,784(H)
19 Mat?j Pravda CZH 15,833(H)
20 Ricardo Esteves POR 15,839(H)

Juniors A women – 200 m flying lap

Pos. Firstname Lastname Nation Time
1 Daria Tiberto ITA 16,507
2 Alisa Gutermuth GER 16,557
3 Carlotta Simbula ITA 16,683
4 Iris Fernandez ESP 16,976
5 Nerea Nuno ESP 16,994
6 Anais Laurent FRA 17,026
7 Marie Poidevin FRA 17,157
8 Giulia Lollobrigida ITA 17,174
9 Dina Rodriquez POR 17,195
10 Andreia Canha POR 17,269
11 Deborah Marchand FRA 17,294
12 Gloria Pereira POR 17,633
13 Reka Torok HUN 18,631(H)
14 Martina Karabova SVK 19,126(H)

Juniors A men – 200 m flying lap

Pos. Firstname Lastname Nation Time
1 Simon Albrecht GER 15,004
2 Stefano Gili ITA 15,483
3 Mathias Voste BEL 15,531
4 Gerco van Beek NED 15,721
5 Alexandre Guyomard FRA 15,775
6 Yassine Baroudi FRA 15,804
7 Remon Kwant NED 15,921
8 Thimo Kiesslich GER 15,958
9 Cristian Sartorato ITA 16,003
10 Daniel Villaverde ESP 16,039
11 Raphael Planelles FRA 16,134
13 Iker Garcia ESP 15,967(H)
14 Stefano Mareschi ITA 16,068(H)
15 Tim Kieftenburg NED 16,096(H)
16 Jesus Oliveira POR 16,841(H)
17 Lukáš Vevera CZH 16,896(H)
18 Michal Slotta SVK 17,443(H)

Relays

Junior A Men – 3.000 m relays

Rank Team Skaters Time
1 GER (80 S. Albrecht, 81 P. Forstner, 82 T. Kiesslich) 04:09,6
2 NED (226 G. van Beek, 232 K. Schipper, 231 R. Schipper, 229 Y. van der Vlugt) 04:10,4
3 ITA (111 A. Paciolla, 114 G. Cistola, 113 A. Putignano, 112 S. Mareschi) 04:10,5
4 DEN (32 S. Schmidt, 33 V. Thorup, 34 N. Helmsoe) 04:10,6
5 ESP (248 D. Villaverde, 250 M. Hernandez, 249 I. Garcia) 04:11,0
6 FRA (60 A. Guyomard, 56 Y. Baroudi, 58 R. Planelles) DQ

Junior A Women – 3.000 m relays

Rank Team Skaters Time
1 GER (77 A. Gutermuth, 79 C. Zielke, 78 T. Felbinger) 04:26,7
2 ESP (247 N. Nuno, 244 A. Faber, 246 I. Barba, 245 I. Fernandez) 04:27,9
3 NED (222 A. Boer, 223 K. Schouten, 224 M. de Boer) 04:26,9
4 ITA (104 G. Lollobrigida, 102 D. Tiberto, 103 C. Simbula, 106 L. Brandolini) 04:27,1
5 FRA (54 D. Marchand, 55 M. Poidevin, 53 A. Laurent) 04:27,2
6 POR  (133 D. Rodriquez, 134 A. Canha, 135 G. Pereira) 04:27,4

Senior A Men – 3.000 m relays

Rank Team Skaters Time
1 ITA (101 F. Francolini, 96 A. Angeletti, 98 G. Cuncu, 97 L. Cassioli) 04:01,1
2 BEL (14 J. van den Berghe, 8 N. Provoost, 9 T. Sibiet, 11 M. Swings) 04:01,4
3 NED (210 M. Mulder, 211 C. Ariens, 214 M. Horsten, 216 L. Scheenstra) 04:01,4
4 FRA (50 G. Le Pivert, 46 N. Pelloquin, 45 N. Beddiaf, 47 E. de Souza) 04:01,1
5 AUT (1 J. Ulreich, 2 T. Ulreich, 3 C. Kromoser) 04:09,8
6 SUI (255 Y. Reist, 253 R. Christen, 254 L. Wenger) DNF
7 POR (131 M. Dias, 130 D. Marreiros, 129 M. Costa)  
8 ESP (242 I. Fernandez, 243 P. Peula, 241 I. Vidondo)  
9 CZH (24 M. Pravda, 23 M. Krupka, 25 O. Suchý, 22 F. Adlt)  

Senior A Women – 3.000 m relays

Rank Team Skaters Time
1 NED (201 M. Kamminga, 203 E. de Vries, 202 B. Roosenboom, 205 I. Schouten) 04:24,1
2 GER (66 J. Gegner, 67 L. Schimek, 63 M. Thum, 65 K. Rumpus) 04:24,2
3 ITA (90 E. Zanetti, 95 S. D’Annibale, 94 A. Trafeli, 115 F. Di Natale) DQ
FRA (40 J. Pouydebat, 41 C. Halbout, 42 J. Halbout) DNS
SUI (257 N. Wenger, 256 F. Heim, 258 R. von Burg) DNS

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By Alfathor
Photos : Nathalie Planelles 

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