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    Martina SABLIKOVA
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    Martina SABLIKOVA

    Czech Republic
    • Gender: Female
    • Nationality: Czech Republic
    • Birthday: 27 May 1987
    • Age: 27
    • Height: 1.71 m (5' 7'')
    • Weight: 53 kg / 117 lbs
    • Place of Birth: Czech Republic, NOVE MESTO NA MORAVE
    • Place of Residence: -
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    Medals

    • Speed Skating
    • Ladies' 5000 m
    • Gold
    • Speed Skating
    • Ladies' 3000 m
    • Silver

    Athlete competitions and results

    • 9 February, 15:30 Ladies' 3000 m
    • Martina SABLIKOVA
      Time: 4:01.95 (+1.61)
    • Rank: 2
    • 19 February, 17:30 Ladies' 5000 m
    • Martina SABLIKOVA
      Time: 6:51.54 (0.00)
    • Rank: 1

    Additional Information

    Highlights

    RankEventYearLocationResult
    Olympic Winter Games
    13000 m2010Vancouver, BC, CAN4:02.53
    15000 m2010Vancouver, BC, CAN6:50.91
    31500 m2010Vancouver, BC, CAN1:57.96
    45000 m2006Torino, ITA7:01.38
    73000 m2006Torino, ITA4:08.42
    World Single Distances Championships
    15000 m2013Sochi, RUS6:54.31
    13000 m2012Heerenveen, NED4:01.88
    15000 m2012Heerenveen, NED6:50.46
    15000 m2011Inzell, GER6:50.83
    15000 m2009Richmond, BC, CAN6:57.84
    15000 m2008Nagano, JPN6:58.22
    13000 m2007Salt Lake City, UT, USA3:58.09
    15000 m2007Salt Lake City, UT, USA6:45.61
    23000 m2013Sochi, RUS4:04.80
    23000 m2011Inzell, GER4:02.07
    23000 m2009Richmond, BC, CAN4:05.50
    World Allround Championships
    1Small Combination2010Heerenveen, NED161.022
    1Small Combination2009Hamar, NOR161.616
    2Small Combination2012Moscow, RUS161.870
    3Small Combination2011Calgary, AB, CAN159.288

    World Cup Rankings overview - displays all rankings from 2010/11, top three for earlier seasons
    SeasonOverall1000m1500m3000/5000m
    2013/20146-161
    2012/20136-101
    2011/20122-41
    2010/2011-3951
    2009/2010--31
    2008/2009---1
    2007/2008---1
    2006/2007---1

    Best performance per season in World Cup events from 2010/2011
    Season1500m3000m5000mTeam Pursuit
    2013/20141 x 3rd2 x 1st1 x 1st1 x 12th
    2012/20131 x 4th2 x 2nd2 x 1st-
    2011/20121 x 3rd4 x 1st2 x 1st-
    2010/20111 x 3rd2 x 1st1 x 1st-

    RankEventYearLocationResult
    Ten best World Cup performances in current season
    13000 m2013/2014Berlin, GER4:02.25
    13000 m2013/2014Salt Lake City, UT, USA3:57.79
    15000 m2013/2014Astana, KAZ6:59.88
    23000 m2013/2014Calgary, AB, CAN3:59.39
    31500 m2013/2014Calgary, AB, CAN1:54.44
    12Team Pursuit2013/2014Calgary, AB, CAN3:05.79
    201500 m2013/2014Salt Lake City, UT, USA2:51.62
    European Championships
    1Small Combination2012Budapest, HUN169.922
    1Small Combination2011Collalbo, ITA165.104
    1Small Combination2010Hamar, NOR162.825
    1Small Combination2007Collalbo, ITA162.954
    3Small Combination2014Hamar, NOR162.559
    3Small Combination2009Heerenveen, NED162.815
    3Small Combination2008Kolomna, RUS161.693
    4Small Combination2013Heerenveen, NED162.839


    Legend
    MS-Mass Start, DNS-Did not start, DNF-Did not finish, DSQ-Disqualified
    • Hobbies: Sport, cycling, music, philosophy. (Facebook profile, 17 Sep 2013; NOC Media Guide, 2014)
    • Education: Economics, Management
    • Club Name: Novis Team, Czech Republic
    • Sporting Relatives: Her younger brother Milan is also a speed skater. He finished 23rd in the big combination at the 2012 European Championships in Budapest, Hungary. (sportnavigator.nl, 30 Jun 2005; SportsDeskOnline, 04 Oct 2013)
    • Injuries: She has suffered from back pain since December 2012. (ceskatelevize.cz, 09 Apr 2013)

      In 2007 she tore a ligament in her shoulder after a fall in training. (sport.idnes.cz, 02 Nov 2007)
    • Occupation: Athlete, Student
    • Languages Spoken: Czech, English, German
    • Coach: Petr Novak (CZE) (Facebook profile, 17 Sep 2013)
    • Other Sports: She has competed internationally in road cycling. (martinasablikova.cz, 01 Dec 2008; tyden.cz, 31 Oct 2012)
    • Previous Olympics: Vancouver 2010, Torino 2006

    Additional Information

    Start of sporting career
    She began skating in 1998. (Athlete, 04 Dec 2011)

    Reason for taking up this sport
    She initially enjoyed roller skating and then met her coach Petr Novak, who suggested she try ice skating. (sportnavigator.nl, 30 Jun 2008; Athlete, 04 Dec 2011)

    Ambitions
    To compete at the 2018 Olympic Winter Games in Pyeongchang. (ONS, 19 Feb 2014)

    Most memorable sporting achievement
    Winning gold in the 3000m and 5000m at the 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver. (Athlete, 04 Dec 2011)

    Hero
    German speed skater Claudia Pechstein, Norwegian biathlete Ole Einar Bjorndalen. (NOC Media Guide, 2014)

    Most influential person in career
    Her coach, and her parents. (Athlete, 04 Dec 2011)

    Awards
    She finished runner-up to 2012 Olympic rowing gold medallist Miroslava Knapkova in the 2012 Athlete of the Year award, presented by the Czech Ministry of Interior. (denik.cz, 30 Oct 2012)

    She was named Czech Army Athlete of the Year in 2009 and 2010. (ceskatelevize.cz, 2012)

    She was named Top Czech Sports Talent in 2006 and was voted Sportsperson of the Year in 2007 at the annual Czech Sports Journalists Awards ceremony. (martinasablikova.cz, 01 Dec 2008; aipsmedia.com 28 Jan 2008)

    General
    HISTORY-MAKER
    She became the Czech Republic's most successful Olympian when she claimed her third winter Olympic gold medal at the 2014 Olympic Winter Games in Sochi. She won gold in the 5000m in Sochi, and in both the 3000m and 5000m at the 2010 Games in Vancouver. (ONS, 19 Feb 2014, Sochi Entries, 2014)

    COMPETING IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC
    A lack of artificial ice tracks in the Czech Republic has forced her to train on short tracks [330m] or travel abroad to train on traditional 400m tracks. In 2007 she won the national speed skating title in the Czech Republic competing on a frozen lake. (aipsmedia.com, 28 Jan 2008)

    Social Media
    Hear more from the athlete via their website, Twitter and Facebook.

    Speed Skating

    Ladies' 1500 m
    • Bib: 165
    • Personal Best: 1:54.44
    • Season Best: 1:54.44
    Ladies' 3000 m
    • Bib: 165
    • Personal Best: 3:55.55
    • Season Best: 3:57.79
    • ISU World Standings Rank: 1
    Ladies' 5000 m
    • Bib: 165
    • Personal Best: 6:42.66
    • Season Best: 6:58.13
    • ISU World Standings Rank: 1
    News: Martina SABLIKOVA
    Martina Sablikova wins women's 5,000m speed skate
    19 FebruaryMartina Sablikova wins women's 5,000m speed skate
    Czech Republic's Martina Sablikova denied speed skating powerhouse the Netherlands another Olympic gold, powering to victory in the women's 5,000m.
    9 FebruaryThe winners of Speed Skating Ladies 3000m are announced
    Ireen Wüst (Netherlands) took gold in the women's 3000 m speed skating in Adler Arena with a score of 4 minutes 00.34 seconds.
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      19 February
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      9 February
      The winners of Speed Skating Ladies 3000m are announced
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