World records got another pounding on the final day of the International Skating Union (ISU) Speed Skating World Cup Final in Salt Lake City as Kjeld Nuis of The Netherlands added a new men's 1,500 metres mark of 1min 40.17sec to the 1,000m record he had set the day before, and Japan's Miho Takagi became the first woman to break the magic 1:50 barrier in the Ladies' 1,500m.

The Utah Olympic Oval lived up to its reputation as the fastest ice in the world as the opening day of the International Skating Union (ISU) Speed Skating World Cup Final produced a slew of world records in Salt Lake City.

Records will be on the cards when the International Skating Union's Speed Skating World Cup Final starts tomorrow, given that the 2018-2019 season finale takes place on the fastest ice of the world - the Utah Olympic Oval in Salt Lake City.

Patrick Roest successfully defended his men's crown at the International Skating Union World Allround Championships as Martina Sáblíková set another world record to clinch the women's title.

Reigning champions Miho Takagi and Patrick Roest are in pole position at the halfway stage of the International Skating Union World Allround Championships at the Calgary Olympic Oval.

Japan's Miho Takagi and Patrick Roest of the Netherlands are targeting a successful defence of their women's and men's titles respectively at the International Skating Union World Allround Speed Skating Championships in Calgary.

Japan's Nao Kodaira and Russia's Pavel Kulizhnikov claimed the women's and men's titles at the International Skating Union (ISU) World Sprint Speed Skating Championships in Heerenveen.

Defending champion Nao Kodaira of Japan leads the women's event at the International Skating Union (ISU) World Sprint Speed Skating Championships after day one in Heerenveen.

Norway's Håvard Lorentzen will be aiming to defend his men's title when the 50th edition of the International Skating Union (ISU) World Sprint Speed Skating Championships takes place this weekend at the Thialf ice arena in Heerenveen.

The Netherlands won another six medals, including two golds, today as the International Skating Union World Junior Speed Skating Championships came to an end in Baselga Di Piné in Italy.

The Netherlands have continued their strong performance at the International Skating Union World Junior Speed Skating Championships in Baselga Di Piné, picking up two more gold medals today after winning two on day one.

The Netherlands picked up two gold medals, as well as a clean sweep of medals in the women’s 500 metres, as action began today at the International Skating Union World Junior Speed Skating Championships in Baselga Di Piné in Italy.

The International Skating Union World Junior Speed Skating Championships will begin tomorrow in Baselga Di Piné in Italy, with The Netherlands hoping for a strong performance once again.

Dutch star Ireen Wüst secured her fourth 1,500 metres title as compatriot Thomas Krol clinched his first gold medal on the final day of the International Skating Union World Single Distances Speed Skating Championships in Inzell.