Very good weather today in Baselga di Piné !!! Please find below the program and the starting lists for the 1st day of competition. Good Luck !!!MASTER_ALL_ROUND_GAMES_day1sl.pdf
161 registered Masters skaters from 16 nations (AUS, CAN, FIN, GBR, GER, ITA, JPN, KAZ, MGL, NED, NOR, POL, RUS, SUI, SWE, USA) are ready to compete in the next 27th Masters Allround Games in Baselga di Piné !!! Here you can find the preliminary competitors list.
In a few days the 27th Masters' Allround Games will be held in Baselga di Piné (Italy) !!! Please find here below the preliminary schedule of the event: Please note that the time schedule of the three competition days is subject to change according to the decisions that will be taken during the Team Leader Meeting (Thursday 18th January at 18:30 on the first floor of the Ice Rink Piné) and to the possible withdrawal of competitiors.
Everything is ready for the 27th Masters' Revival Games that will be held in Baselga di Piné (Italy) from January 19th till January 21st 2018 !!! Please find here all the information you may need about the event as training schedule, appointments, etc.
On December 9th and 10th, 2017, the 12th edition of the Masters’ Revival was held in Baselga di Piné (Trento, Italy). 16 athletes took part in the competition, of whom three from Australia, one from Norway, one from Poland and one from Germany. Just only one men choose to race the 10K on Sunday: Tullio Tomasi (M65) finished in 20:25.36 !!! Great result for the German athlete Anja Neumann, who achieved the International record for the combination distances (500m, 3.000m, 1.500m, 5.000m) for L45 with a total score of 228.10 points. The weather was cloudy and very cold, but the atmosphere was very nice. Here you can find the final results 12th-Masters-Revival-09101217.pdf
On Saturday 18th November the first Dutch Masters Cup (DMC) of this season was organized. This season this DMC is also open for Masters of all IMSSC-countries.
Ladies
After this first DMC, Monique Boerema (L55) leads the Cup, followed by Kaska Rogulska (L45) and Eva Riemersma-van Rheenen (L30). Monique was with her time of 2:19,64 very close to the World Record on the1500m in her age group L55, which is 2:19,27 skated by Marja Smies-Oenema. With a DMC percentage of 99,74% Monique achieved the first 100 points. Kaska achieved her 80 points with her 500 meter time of 44,62, with which she came to 95,70% to the World Record (42,70). And Eva came with her 3000 meter time of 4:42,79 (which was a PB), on 94,79% to the World Record of 4:28.06.
Men
Bart Seffinga (M35) leads the Mens’ ranking after the DMC I, on the second place followed by Rick van Hemert (M30). Manuel Leito (M30) achieved - with a PB on the 500 meter - to the third place. Bart achieved his DMC points with his 500 meter time. With 38,14 he came to 97,51% from the World Record in his age group, which is 37.19. Rick approached the World Record (3:57.96) with his 3000 meter time of 4:04,13 on 97.47%. Manuel, number three in the ranking, achieved his points with his 500 meter time: with 38.57 he approached to 97,25% of the World Record in his age group (op 37,51).
Fast ice but only one foreign Master
The first DMC was, with a lot of masters on the start, a good first one of the three. With 117 skaters, there were 162 SB’s, 49 PB’s and also 2 National Junior Records (beside the DMC there was place to let also not-masters skate during this evening). Although the competition now is open for all Masters of the world, only one ‘non-Dutch’ was at the start, Thomas Rumpf (M55) from Germany. The next DMC will be on Saturday 10 December in the “11stedenhal” in Leeuwarden. Masters will remember this place from the MAG2016! And on Sunday 6th January 2018 the last Cup of the three competitions will be in Enschede, IJsbaan Twente.
Here you can find all the information about the (open) Dutch Masters Cup. We look forward to meet you in Leeuwarden and Enschede participating in this great competition !!!
Results and rankings
See the results and rankings:
- Ranking Ladies after DMC I
- Ranking Men after DMC I
- Results DMC I per distance
- IMSSC Record List 2017
The 2017-2018 IMSSC competition calendar is available here 2017-2018-IMSSC-calendar-upd.061017.pdf
Some announcements are just published on this website under the section "Competitions". Please note that the registrations to the IMSSC Competitions will begin on October 1st at 00:00 CET:
On September 21 2017, we lost a man, Hidekazu “I-Chan” Aizawa, who led Japan Masters Speed Skating members to International games. He was the first person who I spoke about Masters Speed Skating 9 years ago. Since then, 97 Japanese skaters have participated in International games of 10 cities in 6 nations. He himself was one of the first Japanese Masters Speed Skaters who skated in Thialf 2010. He also participated in SLC in 2013, that was his last race. He was with us in Ginza this April, drinking together and talking about next trip to Italy and Moscow. It is very sad day today for Masters Speed Skating. RIP I-Chan!!!
Speedskating facilities for Masters to be organized for the ISU World Cup Finals in Minsk, 17-18 March 2018
Written by Tjeerd SmiesThis is a news publication about speedskating and training facilities offered by the Speed Skating Stadium in Minsk, Belarus. The IMSSC recently received the following information from the Director of the Speed Skating Stadium in Minsk, Mr. Alexei Khatylev.
On 17 to 18 March 2018 the ISU World Cup Finals will be held in the Speed Skating Stadium in Minsk, Belarus. The Speed Skating Stadium Minsk created some packages for skating fans and Masters skaters from around the world.
Package 1 – 4 days:
First package is for the ISU World Cup only. It is a 4 day visit with no need to get Belarus visa. Just jump on the plane and come to Minsk International Airport. Everything will be organized for fans to enjoy the event for only 265 Euro per person.
Package 2 – 11 days:
Second package is more for Masters skaters, and those who want to skate on ice in Minsk and make use of ice facilities but any sport facilities that we have at Minsk-Arena sport complex. We are organizing the package for Masters skaters with a 11 days training camp and Masters competitions that will repeat ISU World Single Distance Championships Program over 4 racing days. This program is more for those who want to enjoy being at the high end sport facilities and combine trainings and enjoy big racing. Eleven days in Minsk will cost 990 Euro per person including accommodation, meals, trainings, competitions, coaching and entertainment.
Information about the Minsk Arena can be found via http://en.minskarena.by/node/3
You find more information of both packages here below:
Minsk-ISU-World-Cup-Final-Package_4-days.pdf
Minsk-ISU-World-Cup-Final-Package_11-days.pdf
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Comprehensive Statistics Issued
Written by Sven-Åge SvenssonWe can now proudly present complete statistics of all Masters Games from the 1991/1992 season until the 2016/2017 season. The Masters Games were the initial events that led to the establishment of the ISSSC (International Seniors Speed Skating Committee) which later became the IMSSC (International Masters Speed Skating Commitee). Thanks to Magne Teigen (NOR), ISU Statistician, who took the intiative to compile these statistics, and who has done all the basic work till 2014. I - as the IMSSC Statistician - have contributed to continue his job with extensive checking and supplementary information.
Please find all the Statistics 2017 clicking on Competitions-->Statistics.
We can now present the updated IMSSC Record List for the season 2016/2017. A number of 19 new IMSSC Records (unofficial Masters’ World Records) were achieved. Inzell/GER accounts for 9 of these records, while Kolomna/RUS accounts for 6, Fort St.John/CAN for 2, and Enschede/NED and Heerenveen/NED for 1 each. The IMSSC Record List 2017 can be found by clicking on Competitions-->Records. In the picture, Monique Boerema/NED that set 5 new records in the 2016/2017 season !!!
The 40th IMSSC Session took place in Amsterdam/NED on June 10th, 2017, with the 24 representatives from 17 Nations (AUS, CAN, ESP, FIN, GBR, GER, ITA, JPN, KAZ, LAT, MON, NED, NOR. RUS, SWE, SWI, USA). Peter Carr was named as IMSSC Member for Great Britain, Nanjid Oyuntsetseg for Mongolia and Nils Larsson for Sweden successor of Jan Landelius that was thanked for his great dedication to the Master movement. Congratulated for outstanding 19 World Records newly set in 2016-2017 season. Both Masters Games Sprint 2017 (Inzell/GER in January) and Masters Games Allround 2017 (Fort St.John/CAN in March) had great success, 204 skaters (55xL, 149xM) from 13 Nations in Inzell/GER and 82 skaters (25xL, 57xM) from 8 Nations in Fort St.John/CAN. This coming season Masters’ Allround Games 2018, hosted by Baselga di Piné/ITA, was assigned to overall 250 participants without nations' quota while Masters’ Sprint Games 2018 in Moscow/RUS was assigned to overall 250 participants without nations' quota. Bjugn/NOR was awarded to Masters’ Allround Games 2019, Calgary/CAN for the Masters' Sprint Games 2020 and Collalbo/ITA for the Masters’ Allround Games 2020. Others proposals and outstanding issues were thoroughly discussed and voted to move on to new season. Next session, 41st IMSSC Session, is scheduled on June 9th (Sat) in The Netherlands. See you all again in 2018 !
Please find below all the documents in electronic format of the 40th IMSSC session to be held in Amsterdam (NED) on June 10th 2017.
INVITATION S001-17---40th-IMSSC-Session---invitation---220217.pdf
PROPOSALS S003-17---40th-IMSSC-Session---proposals-sorted-acc.to-agenda-item.pdf
application-2020---Masters-Allround-Games-ITA-Baselga-di-Pin.pdf
application-2020---Masters-Sprint-Games-CAN-Calgary.pdf
application-2020---Masters-Sprint-Games-ITA-Baselga-di-Pin.pdf
application-2020---Masters-Sprint-Games-ITA-Collalbo.pdf
MINUTES
IMSSC--40th-session-in-Amsterdam-100617---Minutes-ver.1.0.pdf
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