Marianne Timmer win 1st gold at worlds

Marianne Timmer win 1st gold at worlds

NAGANO, Japan - Marianne Timmer of the Netherlands wins the women's title of the World Sprint Speed Skating Championships at the M-Wave, the Nagano Olympic Memorial Arena, in Nagano on Jan. 18.

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