Sondral grabs gold with new world record

Sondral grabs gold with new world record

Norway's Aadne Sondral smashes the world 1,500-meter speed skating record on his way to the gold medal at Nagano Olympics on Feb. 12. Sondral lopped more than a second off Dutchman Rintje Ritsma's old mark to win in 1 minute, 47.87 seconds at the M-Wave track.

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