Netherland's Wust wins women's 3,000m speed skating

Netherland's Wust wins women's 3,000m speed skating

TURIN, Italy - Ireen Wust of the Netherlands skates to a gold medal in the women's 3,000-meter race in the 2006 Winter Olympic Games at Oval Lingotto speed skating rink in Turin on Feb. 12.

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