The world record progression of the men's speed skating sprint combination as recognised by the International Skating Union. The sprint combination consists of four races in one weekend: two 500 meter races and two 1000 meter races. The four races score points following the Samalog method. #NamePointsDateVenueMeetRef1Hasse Börjes 163.30011-12 December 1971Kongsberg2Leo Linkovesi156.5007-8 January 1972Davos3 Erhard Keller155.8004-5 March 1972Inzell4 Lasse Efskind154.40013-14 January 1973Davos5 Valery Muratov153.39017-18 March 1975Almaty6 Yevgeny Kulikov153.25028-29 March 1975Almaty7 Yevgeny Kulikov151.19020-21 March 1976Almaty8 Eric Heiden150.25012-13 January 1980Davos9 Gaetan Boucher148.78530-31 January 1981Davos10 Pavel Pegov146.95525-26 March 1983Almaty11 Igor Zhelezovsky145.94525-26 February 1989Heerenveen12 Dan Jansen145.58019-20 March 1993Calgary13 Dan Jansen144.815 29-30 January 1994Calgary14 Yasunori Miyabe144.44525-26 March 1994Calgary15Manabu Horii143.4251-3 March 1996Calgary16 Jeremy Wotherspoon141.99522-23 November 1997Calgary17 Jeremy Wotherspoon140.05015-16 January 1999Calgary18 Jeremy Wotherspoon138.31020-21 February 1999Calgary19 Jeremy Wotherspoon137.2851-2 December 2002Salt Lake City20 Jeremy Wotherspoon137.27011-12 January 2003Salt Lake City21 Jeremy Wotherspoon137.23018-19 January 2003Calgary2003 WSCh22 Stefan Groothuis136.81028-29 January 2012Calgary2012 WSCh23 Michel Mulder136.79026-27 January 2013Salt Lake City2013 WSCh24 Kai Verbij136.06525-26 February 2017Calgary2017 WSCh25 Jenning de Boo134.6705-6 March 2026Heerenveen2026 WSCH
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