Mistrzostwa Europy w Łyżwiarstwie Szybkim w Wieloboju 1988
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85. mistrzostwa Europy w łyżwiarstwie szybkim w wieloboju odbyły się w dniach 23–24 stycznia 1988 roku w Hadze, w Holandii. 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. Bezkonkurencyjny okazał się Szwed Tomas Gustafson.
Uczestnicy
W zawodach wzięło udział 32 łyżwiarzy z 16 krajów. Sklasyfikowanych zostało 31.
| Państwa biorące udział w mistrzostwach | ||||
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 Austria |  Belgia |  Czechosłowacja |  Finlandia |  Francja |
 Holandia |  Jugosławia |  Norwegia |  NRD |  Polska |
 RFN |  Szwajcaria |  Szwecja |  Wielka Brytania |  Włochy |
 ZSRR | ||||
Wyniki
- DSQ – zdyskwalifikowany, NC – nie zakwalifikował się
| Pozycja | Zawodnik | Kraj | 500 m | Pkt | 5000 m | Pkt | 1500 m | Pkt | 10000 m | Pkt | Suma pkt. |
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 | Tomas Gustafson | Szwecja | 39.42 (1.) | 39.420 | 7:12.13 (1.) | 43.213 | 2:00.07 (1.) | 40.023 | 15:01.59 (1.) | 45.079 | 167.735 |
 | Leo Visser | Holandia | 40.03 (4.) | 40.030 | 7:14.57 (2.) | 43.457 | 2:00.69 (4.) | 40.230 | 15:15.23 (4.) | 45.760 | 169.478 |
 | Gerard Kemkers | Holandia | 40.34 (7.) | 40.340 | 7:18.69 (4.) | 43.869 | 2:02.75 (8.) | 40.916 | 15:16.11 (5.) | 45.805 | 170.768 |
| 4. | Michael Hadschieff | Austria | 39.84 (3.) | 39.840 | 7:18.69 (4.) | 43.869 | 2:00.62 (2.) | 40.206 | 15:46.11 (14.) | 47.305 | 171.220 |
| 5. | Hein Vergeer | Holandia | 39.78 (2.) | 39.780 | 7:26.11 (11.) | 44.611 | 2:00.66 (3.) | 40.220 | 15:46.56 (15.) | 47.328 | 171.939 |
| 6. | Roberto Sighel | Włochy | 40.72 (11.) | 40.720 | 7:26.23 (12.) | 44.623 | 2:02.33 (7.) | 40.776 | 15:25.08 (8.) | 46.254 | 172.373 |
| 7. | Dmitrij Jurkow | ZSRR | 40.56 (9.) | 40.560 | 7:25.78 (10.) | 44.578 | 2:02.30 (6.) | 40.766 | 15:35.77 (12.) | 46.788 | 172.692 |
| 8. | Dmitrij Boczkarjow | ZSRR | 40.36 (8.) | 40.360 | 7:18.35 (3.) | 43.835 | 2:04.42 (12.) | 41.473 | 15:41.15 (13.) | 47.057 | 172.725 |
| 9. | Rolf Falk-Larssen | Norwegia | 40.29 (5.) | 40.290 | 7:28.56 (16.) | 44.856 | 2:05.20 (14.) | 41.733 | 15:26.12 (9.) | 46.306 | 173.185 |
| 10. | Christian Eminger | Austria | 41.28 (17.) | 41.280 | 7:21.03 (6.) | 44.103 | 2:03.35 (10.) | 41.116 | 15:35.45 (11.) | 46.772 | 173.271 |
| 11. | Roland Freier | NRD | 40.97 (15.) | 40.970 | 7:21.17 (7.) | 44.117 | 2:05.54 (15.) | 41.846 | 15:32.45 (10.) | 46.622 | 173.555 |
| 12. | Joakim Karlberg | Szwecja | 40.72 (11.) | 40.720 | 7:24.44 (9.) | 44.444 | 2:03.75 (11.) | 41.250 | 15:47.39 (16.) | 47.369 | 173.783 |
| 13. | Jurij Kliujew | ZSRR | 41.17 (16.) | 41.170 | 7:28.00 (14.) | 44.800 | 2:07.54 (22.) | 42.513 | 15:08.44 (2.) | 45.422 | 173.905 |
| 14. | Geir Karlstad | Norwegia | 42.19 (25.) | 42.190 | 7:22.26 (8.) | 44.226 | 2:06.19 (17.) | 42.063 | 15:13.65 (3.) | 45.682 | 174.161 |
| 15. | Sergiej Berezin | ZSRR | 41.41 (20.) | 41.410 | 7:28.25 (15.) | 44.825 | 2:07.61 (23.) | 42.536 | 15:19.03 (7.) | 45.951 | 174.722 |
| 16. | Steffen Meissner | NRD | 42.29 (27.) | 42.290 | 7:27.98 (13.) | 44.798 | 2:27.96 (32.) | 49.320 | 15:17.06 (6.) | 45.853 | 182.261 |
| 17. | Anne Jan Portijk | Holandia | 40.33 (6.) | 40.330 | 7:33.70 (20.) | 45.370 | 2:02.11 (5.) | 40.703 | NC | 126.403 | |
| 18. | Hans van Helden | Francja | 40.88 (14.) | 40.880 | 7:31.66 (18.) | 45.166 | 2:04.93 (13.) | 41.643 | NC | 127.689 | |
| 19. | Piotr Krysiak | Polska | 40.67 (10.) | 40.670 | 7:43.30 (25.) | 46.330 | 2:02.88 (9.) | 40.960 | NC | 127.,96 | |
| 20. | Pertti Niittylä | Finlandia | 42.06 (22.) | 42.060 | 7:30.41 (17.) | 45.041 | 2:06.07 (16.) | 42.023 | NC | 129.124 | |
| 21. | Hansjörg Baltes | RFN | 41.81 (21.) | 41.810 | 7:34.72 (21.) | 45.472 | 2:06.61 (19.) | 42.203 | NC | 129.515 | |
| 22. | Markus Tröger | RFN | 40.75 (13.) | 40.750 | 7:43.05 (24.) | 46.305 | 2:07.87 (24.) | 42.623 | NC | 129.678 | |
| 23. | Timo Järvinen | Finlandia | 42.22 (26.) | 42.220 | 7:41.21 (23.) | 46.121 | 2:06.26 (18.) | 42.086 | NC | 130.427 | |
| 24. | Jiří Kyncl | Czechosłowacja | 42.37 (28.) | 42.370 | 7:37.97 (22.) | 45.797 | 2:07.30 (21.) | 42.433 | NC | 124.175 | |
| 25. | Per Bengtsson | Szwecja | 43.08 (31.) | 43.080 | 7:33.58 (19.) | 45.358 | 2:08.74 (25.) | 42.913 | NC | 131.351 | |
| 26. | Notker Ledergerber | Szwajcaria | 42.15 (24.) | 42.150 | 7:46.74 (26.) | 46.674 | 2:08.97 (26.) | 42.990 | NC | 131.814 | |
| 27. | Frode Syvertsen | Norwegia | 41.37 (19.) | 41.370 | 7:51.48 (27.) | 47.148 | 2:11.22 (28.) | 43.740 | NC | 132.258 | |
| 28. | Øystein Hammeren | Norwegia | 41.34 (18.) | 41.340 | 7:52.82 (28.) | 47.282 | 2:11.24 (29.) | 43.746 | NC | 132.368 | |
| 29. | Julien Green | Wielka Brytania | 42.43 (29.) | 42.430 | 7:58.05 (29.) | 47.805 | 2:09.36 (27.) | 43.120 | NC | 133.355 | |
| 30. | Geert Blanchart | Belgia | 42.82 (30.) | 42.820 | 8:16.85 (30.) | 49.685 | 2:13.94 (30.) | 44.646 | NC | 137.151 | |
| 31. | Behudin Merdovic | Jugosławia | 43.45 (32.) | 43.450 | 8:30.85 (31.) | 51.085 | 2:15.01 (31.) | 45.003 | NC | 139.538 | |
| DSQ | Anton Meiböck | Austria | 42.06 (22.) | 42.060 | DSQ | 2:07.06 (20.) | 42.353 | 0.000 |
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