Poland’s Hanna Mazur has won silver in the 1,000m race at the junior speed skating world championships in Collalbo, improving on her performance from the previous week.
Polish skaters have dominated the 1,000m this season, with Mazur and Wiktoria Dąbrowska consistently among the top competitors.
She also won two bronze medals, finishing third in both the 500m and 1,500m events.
Other Polish skaters also performed well. Dąbrowska placed fifth in the 500m, while Julia Grzywińska and Zofia Braun secured top-ten finishes in the 1,500m. In the overall 1000m World Cup standings, Mazur finished first, with Dąbrowska in third and Grzywińska in fourth.
The results in Collalbo confirmed Mazur as one of the top junior speed skaters this season. With multiple medals and a World Cup title, she has established herself as a key contender for future senior competitions.
On Friday, Mazur finished second to Austria’s Jeannie Rosner, who set a personal best of 1:18.48, while Japan’s Shizuko Okuaki took bronze.Łyżwiarstwo szybkie
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Hanna Mazur wicemistrzynią świata juniorek na 1000 metrów!
To jej trzeci medal w Collalbo 🇮🇹. Na 500 i 1500 metrów była trzecia.
Złoty medal dla Jeannie Rosner 🇦🇹, która pobiła rekord życiowy. Dobry występ naszych innych zawodniczek:
6. Julia Grzywińska… pic.twitter.com/EMtxrCEhnB
She also won two bronze medals, finishing third in both the 500m and 1,500m events.
Other Polish skaters also performed well. Dąbrowska placed fifth in the 500m, while Julia Grzywińska and Zofia Braun secured top-ten finishes in the 1,500m. In the overall 1000m World Cup standings, Mazur finished first, with Dąbrowska in third and Grzywińska in fourth.
The results in Collalbo confirmed Mazur as one of the top junior speed skaters this season. With multiple medals and a World Cup title, she has established herself as a key contender for future senior competitions.
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