Mistrzostwa Europy w Łyżwiarstwie Szybkim w Wieloboju 1987
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84. mistrzostwa Europy w łyżwiarstwie szybkim w wieloboju odbyły się w dniach 24–25 stycznia 1987 roku w Trondheim, w Norwegii. Zawodnicy startowali na czterech dystansach: 500 m, 1500 m, 5000 m i 10000 m. Do biegu na 10000 m awansowało tylko najlepsza 16 po trzech dystansach. Najlepszy rezultat osiągnął radziecki panczenista Nikołaj Guljajew.
Uczestnicy
W zawodach wzięło udział 30 łyżwiarzy z 13 krajów. Sklasyfikowanych zostało 29.
| Państwa biorące udział w mistrzostwach | ||||
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 Austria |  Finlandia |  Francja |  Holandia |  Jugosławia |
 Norwegia |  NRD |  Polska |  RFN |  Szwajcaria |
 Szwecja |  Włochy |  ZSRR | ||
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- DSQ – zdyskwalifikowany, NC – nie zakwalifikował się
| Pozycja | Zawodnik | Kraj | 500 m | Pkt | 5000 m | Pkt | 1500 m | Pkt | 10000 m | Pkt | Suma pkt. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Nikołaj Guljajew | ZSRR | 39.04 (1.) | 39.040 | 7:20.39 (6.) | 44.039 | 1:57.94 (1.) | 39.313 | 15:18.27 (7.) | 45.913 | 168.305 |
 | Michael Hadschieff | Austria | 39.86 (4.) | 39.860 | 7:21.79 (9.) | 44.179 | 2:02.44 (3.) | 40.813 | 15:13.26 (4.) | 45.663 | 170.515 |
 | Hein Vergeer | Holandia | 39.78 (2.) | 39.780 | 7:19.20 (5.) | 43.920 | 2:00.81 (2.) | 40.270 | 15:33.87 (14.) | 46.693 | 170.663 |
| 4. | Geir Karlstad | Norwegia | 41.47 (19.) | 41.470 | 7:14.77 (1.) | 43.477 | 2:04.13 (8.) | 41.376 | 14:47.12 (1.) | 44.356 | 170.679 |
| 5. | Leo Visser | Holandia | 40.69 (12.) | 40.600 | 7:15.20 (2.) | 43.520 | 2:05.81 (16.) | 41.936 | 15:04.48 (3.) | 45.224 | 171.370 |
| 6. | Andriej Jermolin | ZSRR | 41.05 (15.) | 41.050 | 7:17.05 (3.) | 43.705 | 2:05.88 (17.) | 41.960 | 15:00.78 (2.) | 45.039 | 171.754 |
| 7. | Ildar Garajew | ZSRR | 41.51 (20.) | 41.510 | 7:17.99 (4.) | 43.799 | 2:02.91 (5.) | 40.970 | 15:18.48 (8.) | 45.924 | 172.203 |
| 8. | Roland Freier | NRD | 41.21 (16.) | 41.210 | 7:20.71 (7.) | 44.071 | 2:04.28 (10.) | 41.426 | 15:15.92 (5.) | 45.796 | 172.503 |
| 9. | Gerard Kemkers | Holandia | 40.47 (7.) | 40.470 | 7:24.02 (11.) | 44.402 | 2:04.36 (11.) | 41.453 | 15:25.97 (11.) | 46.298 | 172.623 |
| 10. | Jurij Kliujew | ZSRR | 41.24 (18.) | 41.240 | 7:21.72 (8.) | 44.172 | 2:04.17 (9.) | 41.390 | 15:19.28 (9.) | 45.964 | 172.766 |
| 11. | Christian Eminger | Austria | 41.22 (17.) | 41.220 | 7:26.32 (13.) | 44.632 | 2:02.85 (4.) | 40.950 | 15:21.99 (10.) | 46.099 | 172.901 |
| 12. | Joakim Karlberg | Szwecja | 40.57 (8.) | 40.570 | 7:23.80 (10.) | 44.380 | 2:03.88 (7.) | 41.293 | 15:39.89 (15.) | 46.994 | 173.237 |
| 13. | Pertti Niittylä | Finlandia | 40.83 (14.) | 40.830 | 7:30.82 (16.) | 45.082 | 2:06.47 (19.) | 42.156 | 15:31.44 (13.) | 46.572 | 174.640 |
| 14. | Henri Kraayenbos | Holandia | 41.61 (21.) | 41.610 | 7:24.90 (12.) | 44.490 | 2:08.73 (28.) | 42.910 | 15:29.84 (12.) | 46.492 | 175.502 |
| 15. | Hansjörg Baltes | RFN | 41.80 (24.) | 41.800 | 7:29.48 (15.) | 44.948 | 2:03.35 (6.) | 41.116 | 15:54.62 (16.) | 47.731 | 175.595 |
| 16. | Rolf Falk-Larssen | Norwegia | 1:00.73 (31.) | 60.730 | 7:26.96 (14.) | 44.696 | 2:05.00 (14.) | 41.666 | 15:18.12 (6.) | 45.906 | 192.638 |
| 17. | Peter Adeberg | NRD | 40.41 (6.) | 40.410 | 7:32.30 (18.) | 45.230 | 2:04.72 (12.) | 41.573 | NC | 127.213 | |
| 18. | Hans Sture Magnusson | Szwecja | 39.84 (3.) | 39.840 | 7:44.11 (27.) | 46.411 | 2:04.98 (13.) | 41.660 | NC | 127.911 | |
| 19. | Bjørn Arne Nyland | Norwegia | 40.63 (10.) | 40.630 | 7:35.13 (19.) | 45.513 | 2:06.04 (18.) | 42.013 | NC | 128.156 | |
| 20. | Tom Erik Oxholm | Norwegia | 40.65 (11.) | 40.650 | 7:35.41 (20.) | 45.541 | 2:07.96 (23.) | 42.653 | NC | 128.844 | |
| 21. | Jörg Lange | NRD | 40.38 (5.) | 40.380 | 7:38.32 (26.) | 45.832 | 2:08.42 (26.) | 42.806 | NC | 129.018 | |
| 22. | Werner Jäger | Austria | 42.13 (26.) | 42.130 | 7:37.01 (23.) | 45.701 | 2:05.78 (15.) | 41.926 | NC | 129.757 | |
| 23. | Roberto Sighel | Włochy | 40.72 (13.) | 40.720 | 7:45.06 (28.) | 46.506 | 2:08.06 (24.) | 42.686 | NC | 129.912 | |
| 24. | Hans van Helden | Francja | 41.74 (23.) | 41.740 | 7:37.20 (24.) | 45.720 | 2:07.40 (21.) | 42.466 | NC | 129.926 | |
| 25. | Per Bengtsson | Szwecja | 41.62 (22.) | 41.620 | 7:36.27 (21.) | 45.627 | 2:08.58 (27.) | 42.860 | NC | 130.107 | |
| 26. | Ilkka Rahnasto | Finlandia | 40.60 (9.) | 40.600 | 7:55.65 (30.) | 47.565 | 2:06.80 (20.) | 42.266 | NC | 130.431 | |
| 27. | Jirí Kyncl |  Czechosłowacja | 41.94 (25.) | 41.940 | 7:36.76 (22.) | 45.676 | 2:09.27 (29.) | 43.090 | NC | 130.706 | |
| 28. | Heinz Steinberger | Austria | 42.67 (28.) | 42.670 | 7:37.63 (25.) | 45.763 | 2:08.27 (25.) | 42.756 | NC | 131.189 | |
| 29. | Notker Ledergerber | Szwajcaria | 42.34 (27.) | 42.340 | 7:51.27 (29.) | 47.127 | 2:09.93 (30.) | 43.310 | NC | 132.777 | |
| 30. | Tomas Gustafson | Szwecja | 50.26 (30.) | 50.260 | 7:31.28 (17.) | 45.128 | 2:07.49 (22.) | 42.496 | NC | 137.884 | |
| 31. | Behudin Merdovic | Jugosławia | 43.46 (29.) | 43.460 | 8:29.27 (31.) | 50.927 | 2:18.39 (31.) | 46.130 | NC | 140.517 |
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