Short Track Speed Skating - Team Netherlands

Short Track Speed Skating

Number Name Height Date of Birth
5
de LAAT Ide LAAT Itzhak
 13 Jun 1994
8
HOOGERWERF DHOOGERWERF Dylan
 9 Aug 1995
14
KNEGT SKNEGT Sjinkie
 5 Jul 1989
64
ROES SROES Sven
 26 Nov 1999
122
van 'T WOUT Jvan 'T WOUT Jens
 6 Oct 2001

Events and Medals

Discipline Event Rank
STK Short Track Speed Skating Men's 5000m Relay 7

Schedule

Start Time Location Event Status
After Semifinal 1 		Capital Indoor Stadium
Men's 5000m Relay - Semifinal 2
Finished
Capital Indoor Stadium
Men's 5000m Relay - Final B
Finished

Biographical Information

Highlights

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Historical Results

Olympic Games
RankYearLocation
11988Calgary, CAN
42014Sochi, RUS
DSQ2018PyeongChang, KOR
World Championships
RankYearLocation
12021Dordrecht, NED
12017Rotterdam, NED
12014Montreal, QC, CAN
22012Shanghai, CHN
32015Moscow, RUS
32013Debrecen, HUN
42018Montreal, QC, CAN
52019Sofia, BUL
52011Sheffield, GBR
72001Jeonju, KOR
71996The Hague, NED
82016Seoul, KOR
101995Gjovik, NOR
111997Nagano, JPN
European Championships
RankYearLocationResult
12022Heerenveen, NED3:37.975
12022Heerenveen, NED1:19.712
12021Gdansk, POL
12018Dresden, GER
12017Torino, ITA
12016Sochi, RUS
12012Mlada Boleslav, CZE
12011Heerenveen, NED
22020Debrecen, HUN
22019Dordrecht, NED
22014Dresden, GER
22013Malmo, SWE
22009Torino, ITA
22005Torino, ITA
21999Oberstdorf, GER
21997Malmo, SWE
32015Dordrecht, NED
31998Budapest, HUN
42004Zoetermeer, NED
42001The Hague, NED
52006Krynica-Zdroj, POL
52002Grenoble, FRA
52000Bormio, ITA
62007Sheffield, GBR
72010Dresden, GER
72008Ventspils, LAT
72003St. Petersburg, RUS
World Junior Championships
RankYearLocation
22019Montreal, QC, CAN
32018Tomaszow Mazowiecki, POL
72020Bormio, ITA
World Team Championships
RankYearLocation
72006Montreal, QC, CAN
82009Heerenveen, NED

General Interest

The Netherlands marked their Olympic debut at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games with a fourth-place finish. They recovered from a fall during the first lap, in which Freek van der Wart slipped and collided with Chinese skater Wu Dajing and Nurbergen Zhumagaziyev of Kazakhstan, to finish ahead of Kazakhstan in the five-team final.

At PyeongChang 2018, a penalty in the semi-final, awarded after a collision between Sjinkie Knegt (NED) and Samuel Girard (CAN) on the final corner kept the reigning world champion Dutch team out of the final rankings in their second Olympic appearance.

The Dutch team made their return to the World Championships in 2011 after a 10-year absence from the event. They have won 13 medals in all, claiming their seventh world title in 2021.

The team also clinched gold at the 2021/22 World Cup in Beijing, cementing their sixth place in the world rankings.

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