World record progression 1500 m speed skating men

The world record progression 1500 m speed skating men as recognised by the International Skating Union:

Nr.	Name	Country	Result	Date	Venue
1	Jaap Eden	Netherlands	2:35.0	11 January 1893	Groningen
2	Peder Østlund	Norway	2:32.6	25 February 1893	Hamar
3	Peder Østlund	Norway	2:31.4	24 February 1894	Hamar
4	Einar Halvorsen	Norway	2:29.6	24 February 1894	Hamar
5	Peder Østlund	Norway	2:28.8	25 February 1894	Hamar
6	Jaap Eden	Netherlands	2:25.4	23 February 1895	Hamar
7	Peder Østlund	Norway	2:23.6	7 February 1898	Davos
8	Peder Østlund	Norway	2:22.6	11 February 1900	Davos
9	Oscar Mathisen	Norway	2:20.8	9 February 1908	Davos
10	Oscar Mathisen	Norway	2:20.6	30 January 1910	Davos
11	Oscar Mathisen	Norway	2:19.4	11 January 1914	Kristiania
12	Oscar Mathisen	Norway	2:17.4	18 January 1914	Davos
13	Michael Staksrud	Norway	2:14.9	31 January 1937	Davos
14	Hans Engnestangen	Norway	2:13.8	29 January 1939	Davos
15	Valentin Chaikin	Soviet Union	2:12.9	20 January 1952	Medeo
16	Yevgeny Grishin	Soviet Union	2:09.8	10 January 1955	Medeo
17	Yuri Mikhaylov	Soviet Union	2:09.1	20 January 1956	Davos
18	Yevgeny Grishin	Soviet Union	2:08.6	30 January 1956	Misurina	OG 1956
19	Yuri Mikhaylov	Soviet Union	2:08.6	30 January 1956	Misurina	OG 1956
20	Juhani Järvinen	Finland	2:06.3	1 March 1959	Squaw Valley
21	Ard Schenk	Netherlands	2:06.2	26 January 1966	Davos
22	Ard Schenk	Netherlands	2:05.3	30 January 1966	Inzell
23	Kees Verkerk	Netherlands	2:03.9	26 February 1967	Inzell
24	Magne Thomassen	Norway	2:02.5	5 February 1968	Davos
25	Kees Verkerk	Netherlands	2:02.0	9 February 1969	Davos
26	Kees Verkerk	Netherlands	2:01.9	8 March 1970	Inzell
27	Ard Schenk	Netherlands	1:58.7	16 January 1971	Davos
28	Hans van Helden	Netherlands	1:55.61	13 March 1976	Inzell
29	Jan Egil Storholt	Norway	1:55.18	20 March 1977	Medeo
30	Eric Heiden	United States	1:54.79	19 January 1980	Davos
31	Igor Zhelezovski	Soviet Union	1:54.26	26 March 1983	Medeo
32	Oleg Bozhev	Soviet Union	1:53.26	24 March 1984	Medeo
33	Nikolay Gulyayev	Soviet Union	1:52.70	15 February 1987	Heerenveen	Allround WCh 1987
34	Igor Zhelezovski	Soviet Union	1:52.50	5 December 1987	Calgary
35	André Hoffmann	East Germany	1:52.06	20 February 1988	Calgary	OG 1988
36	Rintje Ritsma	Netherlands	1:51.60	8 January 1994	Hamar	Allround ECh 1994
37	Johann Olav Koss	Norway	1:51.29	16 February 1994	Hamar	OG 1994
38	Hiroyuki Noake	Japan	1:50.61	2 March 1996	Calgary
39	K. C. Boutiette	United States	1:50.09	15 March 1997	Calgary
40	Neal Marshall	Canada	1:50.05	16 March 1997	Calgary
41	Ids Postma	Netherlands	1:49.81	29 November 1997	Berlin
42	Kevin Overland	Canada	1:49.07	29 November 1997	Calgary
43	Rintje Ritsma	Netherlands	1:48.88	20 December 1997	Heerenveen
44	Ådne Søndrål	Norway	1:47.87	12 February 1998	Nagano	OG 1998
45	Ådne Søndrål	Norway	1:46.43	28 March 1998	Calgary
46	Jakko Jan Leeuwangh	Netherlands	1:45.56	29 January 2000	Calgary
47	Lee Kyou-hyuk	South Korea	1:45.20	16 March 2001	Calgary
48	Derek Parra	United States	1:43.95	19 February 2002	Salt Lake City	OG 2002
49	Shani Davis	United States	1:43.33	9 January 2005	Salt Lake City
50	Chad Hedrick	United States	1:42.78	18 November 2005	Salt Lake City
51	Shani Davis	United States	1:42.68	19 March 2006	Calgary
52	Shani Davis	United States	1:42.32	4 March 2007	Calgary
53	Erben Wennemars	Netherlands	1:42.32	9 November 2007	Salt Lake City
54	Denny Morrison	Canada	1:42.01	14 March 2008	Calgary
55	Shani Davis	United States	1:41.80	6 March 2009	Salt Lake City
56	Shani Davis	United States	1:41.04	11 December 2009	Salt Lake City
57	Denis Yuskov	Russia	1:41.02	9 December 2017	Salt Lake City
58	Kjeld Nuis	Netherlands	1:40.17	10 March 2019	Salt Lake City

References

Historical World Records. International Skating Union.
"Evolution of the world record 1500 meters Men". SpeedSkatingStats.com. Retrieved 29 August 2012.

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