| 2022 World Championships | |
|---|---|
| Location |  Vicente López / Buenos Aires, Argentina |
| Dates | 29 October - 3 November |
| Champions | |
| Men |  France |
| Women |  Colombia |
The 2022 Inline Speed Skating World Championships was the 70th edition of the Inline Speed Skating World Championships overall and was held in Vicente López (for the track events) and Buenos Aires (for the road events) in Argentina from 29 October to 2 November 2022. It was held as part of the 2022 World Skate Games in Argentina. It was the 8th edition of the championship to take place in Argentina and first to take place in Buenos Aires or Vicente López. [1][2][3][4][5][6][7]
Medal summary
Men
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Track | |||
| 200m Dual Time Trial | Jhoan Guzmán Spain |
Steven Villegas Colombia |
Elton De Souza France |
| 500m Sprint | Andrés Jiménez Torres Colombia |
Duccio Marsili Italy |
Yvan Silvilier France |
| 1000m Sprint | Tsu-Cheng Chao Chinese Taipei |
Duccio Marsili Italy |
Ken Kuwada Argentina |
| 10000m points elimination | Martin Ferrie France |
Francisco José Peula Spain |
Jason Suttels.svg.png.webp){kind=small} Belgium |
| 10000m elimination | Martin Ferrie France |
Jorge Bolaños Ecuador |
Doucelin Pedicone France |
| 3000m relay | Argentina Argentina |
Chinese Taipei Chinese Taipei |
Colombia Colombia |
| Road | |||
| 100m Sprint | Jhoan Guzmán Spain |
Alessio Piergigli Italy |
Jorge Luis Martínez Mexico |
| 1 Lap Sprint | Jhoan Guzmán Spain |
Yvan Silvilier France |
Duccio Marsili Italy |
| 10000m points | Jason Suttels Belgium |
Juan Mantilla Colombia |
Raúl Pedraza Chile |
| 15000m elimination | Nolan Beddiaf France |
Juan Mantilla Colombia |
Andrés Gómez Colombia |
| 42195m Marathon | Nolan Beddiaf France |
Jorge Bolaños Ecuador |
Manuel Taibo Spain |
Women
| Event | Gold | Silver | Bronze |
|---|---|---|---|
| Track | |||
| 200m Dual Time Trial | Sheila Muñoz Colombia |
Asja Varani Italy |
Kerstinck Sarmiento Colombia |
| 500m Sprint | Yi-Hsuan Liu Chinese Taipei |
Erin Jackson United States |
María Fernanda Timms Colombia |
| 1000m Sprint | Meng-Chu Li Chinese Taipei |
Angy Anabela Venezuela |
Yi-Hsuan Liu Chinese Taipei |
| 10000m points elimination | Fabriana Arias Colombia |
Gabriela Rueda Colombia |
Gabriela Vargas Ecuador |
| 10000m elimination | Gabriela Rueda Colombia |
Luz Karime Garzón Colombia |
Marine Lefeuvre France |
| 3000m relay | Colombia Colombia |
Chinese Taipei Chinese Taipei |
South Korea South Korea |
| Road | |||
| 100m Sprint | Kerstinck Sarmiento Colombia |
Sheila Muñoz Colombia |
Erin Jackson United States |
| 1 Lap Sprint | Erin Jackson United States |
Kollin Castro Colombia |
Luisa González Spain |
| 10000m points | Gabriela Rueda Colombia |
Yu-Hsin Chang Chinese Taipei |
Fabriana Arias Colombia |
| 15000m elimination | Luz Karime Garzón Colombia |
Gabriela Rueda Colombia |
Gabriela Vargas Ecuador |
| 42195m Marathon | Luz Karime Garzón Colombia |
Gabriela Vargas Ecuador |
Fran Vanhoutte Belgium |
References
- ↑ "WSG ARGENTINA: SPEED, GOOD FIRST TAKE!".
- ↑ "WSG ARGENTINA: SPEED, ASIAN REDEMPTION".
- ↑ "WSG ARGENTINA: SPEED, ECUADOR, SPAIN AND ARGENTINA WIN THEIR FIRST GOLD".
- ↑ "WSG ARGENTINA: SPEED, ROAD PREMIERE, SIX DIFFERENT COUNTRIES WIN A GOLD MEDAL".
- ↑ "WSG ARGENTINA: SPEED, COLOMBIA LEADS THE MEDAL TABLE. SUTTLES IS THE KING OF THE POINT RACE".
- ↑ "WSG ARGENTINA: SPEED, 100 METERS SHOW!".
- ↑ "WSG ARGENTINA: SPEED, NOLAN BEDDIAF AND LUZ KARIME GARZON ARE THE MARATHON WORLD CHAMPIONS".
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