World record progression 1000 m speed skating women
The world record progression as recognised by the International Skating Union

World record progression 1000 m speed skating women

Section Title: The world record progression as recognised by the International Skating Union
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Name	Result	Date	Venue	Meeting

Poland Zofia Nehringowa	2:16.4	26 January 1929	Warsaw

Austria Liselotte Landbeck	2:08.8	10 January 1932	Davos

Poland Zofia Nehringowa	2:03.4	17 January 1932	Engelberg

Norway Synnøve Lie	1:51.2	20 March 1932	Brandbu

Austria Liselotte Landbeck	1:48.5	22 January 1933	Davos

Norway Synnøve Lie	1:48.1	14 January 1934	Davos

Finland Verné Lesche	1:45.7	11 February 1934	Oslo

United States Kit Klein	1:42.3	1 March 1935	Kongsberg

Norway Laila Schou Nilsen	1:38.8	31 January 1937	Davos

Soviet Union Sofya Kondakova	1:36.8	5 February 1951	Medeo

Soviet Union Rimma Zhukova	1:36.6	22 January 1952	Medeo

Soviet Union Lidia Selikova	1:36.4	30 January 1953	Medeo

Soviet Union Tamara Rylova	1:33.4	12 January 1955	Medeo

Soviet Union Lidia Skoblikova	1:31.8	22 February 1963	Karuizawa

Netherlands Stien Kaiser	1:31.0	3 March 1968	Inzell

Netherlands Ellie van den Brom	1:30.0	9 February 1969	Davos

Soviet Union Lyudmila Titova	1:29.5	9 January 1970	Medeo

Soviet Union Lyudmila Fechina	1:29.0	10 January 1970	Medeo

Netherlands Stien Baas-Kaiser	1:29.0	16 January 1971	Davos

Soviet Union Lyudmila Titova	1:29.0	20 February 1971	Inzell

Soviet Union Lyudmila Titova	1:27.7	21 February 1971	Inzell

United States Anne Henning	1:27.3	8 January 1972	Davos

Soviet Union Tatyana Averina	1:26.40	2 April 1974	Medeo

Soviet Union Tatyana Averina	1:26.12	12 March 1975	Medeo

Soviet Union Tatyana Averina	1:25.28	22 March 1975	Medeo

Soviet Union Tatyana Averina	1:23.46	29 March 1975	Medeo

Soviet Union Natalya Petrusyova	1:23.01	27 March 1980	Medeo

East Germany Christa Rothenburger	1:20.95	27 March 1981	Medeo

Soviet Union Natalya Petrusyova	1:20.81	28 March 1981	Medeo

Soviet Union Natalya Petrusyova	1:19.31	26 March 1983	Medeo

East Germany Karin Kania	1:18.84	22 February 1986	Karuizawa

East Germany Karin Kania	1:18.11	5 December 1987	Calgary

East Germany Christa Rothenburger	1:17.65	26 February 1988	Calgary

Canada Catriona Le May Doan	1:16.07	22 November 1997	Calgary

United States Chris Witty	1:15.43	23 November 1997	Calgary

United States Chris Witty	1:14.96	28 March 1998	Calgary

Germany Monique Garbrecht	1:14.61	21 February 1999	Calgary

United States Chris Witty	1:14.58	3 March 2001	Calgary

Germany Monique Garbrecht-Enfeldt	1:14.13	10 March 2001	Salt Lake City

Germany Sabine Völker	1:14.06	2 December 2001	Salt Lake City

United States Chris Witty	1:13.83	17 February 2002	Salt Lake City	OG 2002

Canada Cindy Klassen	1:13.46	24 March 2006	Calgary

Canada Cindy Klassen	1:13.11	25 March 2006	Calgary

Canada Christine Nesbitt	1:12.68	28 January 2012	Calgary

United States Brittany Bowe	1:12.58	17 November 2013	Salt Lake City

United States Heather Richardson-Bergsma	1:12.51	14 November 2015	Calgary	World Cup

United States Brittany Bowe	1:12.18	22 November 2015	Salt Lake City	World Cup

Japan Nao Kodaira	1:12.09	10 December 2017	Salt Lake City

United States Brittany Bowe	1:11.61	9 March 2019	Salt Lake City

Sentence(s)

U.S. Anne Henning skater sets the world record, who managed a 1:27.3 on 8 January 1972 in Davos.

final_sentence: U.S. Anne Henning skater sets the world record, who managed a 1:27.3 on 8 January 1972 in Davos.