The 1914 World Allround Speed Skating Championships took place at 14 and 15 February 1914 at the ice rink Frogner Stadion in Kristiania, Norway.
Oscar Mathisen was defending champion and succeeded in prolonging his title. Oscar Mathisen became World champion for the fifth time. He is together with Clas Thunberg and Sven Kramer holder of the record of fifth World Allround titles.
Allround results PlaceAthleteCountryPoints500m5000m1500m10000m Oscar Mathisen 6 45.3 (1) 9:20.6 (1) 2:26.1 (1) 18:53.2 (3) Vasili Ippolitov 9 47.7 (4) 9:22.5 (2) 2:29.3 (2) 18:47.6 (1) Väinö Wickström Finland 17 48.0 (6) 9:27.0 (4) 2:34.1 (5) 18:52.2 (2) 4 Nikita Najdenov 25.5 49.0 (10) 9:28.9 (5) 2:34.5 (7) 19:01.2 (4) 5 Platon Ippolitov 32 48.8 (8) 9:26.9 (3) 2:44.9 (19) 19:05.7 (5) 6 Walter Tverin Finland 33 48.5 (7) 9:43.0 (8) 2:36.3 (9) 19:32.6 (9) 7 Kristian Strøm 34 50.0 (14) 9:39.8 (6) 2:34.4 (6) 19:34.4 (10) 8 Bjarne Frang 35 46.2 (2) 9:52.2 (14) 2:32.0 (3) 20:34.4 (16) 9 Martin Sæterhaug 35 47.5 (3) 10:01.3 (16) 2:34.0 (4) 19:50.6 (12) 10 Julius Skutnabb Finland 36 50.8 (17) 9:41.0 (7) 2:37.2 (11) 19:18.8 (6) 11 Thomas Bohrer Austria 40.5 47.8 (5) 9:45.7 (9) 2:38.3 (12) 20:15.2 (15) 12 Sigurd Syversen 41.5 49.2 (11) 9:50.0 (13) 2:34.5 (7) 19:43.5 (11) 13 Trygve Lundgreen 47 49.9 (13) 9:46.8 (11) 2:38.9 (13) 19:51.4 (13) 14 Bror Ravander Finland 47 51.0 (18) 9:45.7 (9) 2:41.5 (16) 19:27.3 (8) 15 Sverre Aune 49 51.6 (20) 9:47.3 (12) 2:39.7 (15) 19:26.8 (7) 16 Stener Johannessen 56.5 51.0 (18) 9:55.9 (15) 2:39.3 (14) 19:57.1 (14) NC Gunnar Schou – 49.5 (12) 10:26.8 (20) 2:36.5 (10) NS NC Thorolf Hansen – 50.2 (15) 10:27.8 (21) 2:42.9 (17) NS NC Gustaf Wiberg – 50.2 (15) 10:09.4 (18) 2:43.8 (18) NS NC Henning Olsen – 48.8 (8) 10:20.6 (19) NS NS NC Paul Poss – 51.8 (21) 10:07.3 (17) NS NS * = Fell NC = Not classified NF = Not finished NS = Not started DQ = Disqualified Source: SpeedSkatingStats.com
Rules Four distances have to be skated: 500m 1500m 5000m 10000m
The ranking was made by award ranking points. The points were awarded to the skaters who had skated all the distances. The final ranking was then decided by ordering the skaters by lowest point totals. 1 point for 1st place 2 point for 2nd place 3 point for 3rd place and so on
One could win the World Championships also by winning at least three of the four distances, so the ranking could be affected by this.
Silver and bronze medals were awarded.
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