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This speed skating suit was worn by Jenning de Boo during the World Speed Skating Sprint Championships in Heerenveen. After the final distance, the suit was signed by the skater. The suit will be washed.
During the championships, De Boo crowned himself world sprint champion. The Dutch skater defeated his main rival Jordan Stolz over the four distances and secured the title with a total of 134.670 points, the fastest winning score ever recorded at the Sprint Championships. De Boo opened the tournament with a track record of 33.78 in the 500 metres and also won the 1,000 metres on the first day. On the second day he again proved faster than Stolz on the 500 metres, securing the world title in front of the home crowd in Thialf.
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Vrijwilligers zijn niet weg te denken binnen de schaatssport. Bij verenigingen krijgen schaatsers en skaters les van trainers en voor wedstrijden zijn er vele juryleden nodig. Het is belangrijk dat deze vrijwilligers gediplomeerd actief zijn in onze sport. De opbrengst van de veiling wordt dan ook gebruikt om nieuwe trainers en juryleden op te leiden. Met elke €100 kan de KNSB een trainer of jurylid opleiden.
Op deze manier draagt iedere bijdrage direct bij aan het ontwikkelen van nieuwe talenten en het mogelijk maken van trainingen en wedstrijden in heel Nederland.
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Volunteers are indispensable within speed skating. At clubs, speed skaters and inline skaters receive training from coaches, and many officials are needed to run competitions. It is important that these volunteers are actively involved in the sport with the proper qualifications. The proceeds from the auction will therefore be used to train new coaches and officials. With every €100, the KNSB can train one coach or official.
In this way, every contribution directly helps develop new talent and makes it possible to organise training sessions and competitions throughout the Netherlands.