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1901 World Figure Skating Championships

Annual figure skating competition held in 1901


Annual figure skating competition held in 1901

FieldValue
title1901 World Figure Skating Championships
comptypeISU Championship
startdateFebruary 10
enddate11
skatingseason1901
locationSweden Stockholm, Sweden-Norway
championmenSweden Ulrich Salchow
previouscomp1900 World Championships
nextcomp1902 World Championships

The World Figure Skating Championships is an annual figure skating competition sanctioned by the International Skating Union in which figure skaters compete for the title of World Champion.

The competition took place from February 10 to 11 in Stockholm, Sweden. Originally allotted to London the competition was transferred to Stockholm due to the death of Queen Victoria. There were only two contestants. Four out of six judges came from Sweden. None of the judges came from the German Empire. Still the placings were the same. Adams, Pettersson, and Westergren put Salchow in first position, the other three judges Fuchs.

Results

Singles

RankNameCFFSTotalPointsPlaces
1Sweden Ulrich Salchow121423237.179
2German Empire Gilbert Fuchs211409234.839
Russian Empire G. Hoppe321
Russian Empire A. Panshin321

Judges:

  • United Kingdom W. F. Adams
  • Austrian Empire G. Euler
  • Sweden A. Hansson
  • Sweden L. Lindquist
  • Sweden H. Pettersson
  • Sweden Ivar Westergren

Pairs (unofficial)

The 1901 championship was the first since 1896 to include doubles competitions in addition to singles, but the title of "world champion" and medals were not awarded.

RankNamePointsPlaces1234
Austrian Empire Christina von Szabo / Carl Euler107
United Kingdom Madge Syers / Edgar Syers8.3/714
German Empire Hedwig Muller / Martin Gordan7.4/721
Sweden Emmy Sjöberg / Christian Soldan6.5/728

References

References

  1. "History - National Ice Skating Assoc".
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