Dutch skater Sven Kramer won the 1500 meter race at the European Championship on Sunday.
The skater from Frisland ran on the outer lane of Budapest’s skating rink with a time of 1.53,98, thus beating in the direct duel the country fellow Jan Blokhuijsen who crossed the finish line in 1.54,93 (third).
Blokhuijsen is still the leader in the general ranking before the 10 kilometer race. The gap between Blokhuijsen and Kramer is now significantly reduced. In the 10,000 meters Kramer needs to make it just 1.12 second better to become European champion.
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Koen Verweij finished fifth (1.55,42) and thus is also fifth in the standings. In the 10 km race he must outrun Latvia’s Silove Harald and Norway’s Havard Bøkko by 5 second in order to still win a medal.
Ted-Jan Bloemen was disappointing in the 1500 meters with a time of 2.01,58 and thus being ranked 23rd. In the general classification, he dropped to twelfth place.