Golden girl Timmer smashes world record

Golden girl Timmer smashes world record

Marianne Timmer of the Netherlands skates into the arms of her coach after clinching the gold medal and a new world record in the Olympic 1,500-meter speed skating on Feb. 16 at Nagano's M-Wave indoor track. Timmer, a sprint specialist, delighted the crowd by posting a phenomenal time of 1 minute, 57.58 seconds.

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