Soviet Union in Speed skating
Last at Speed skating at the Olympic Games: gold, 1988
The record
Women's first here: the stronger record.
- Speed skating at the Olympic Games12 golds, 7 silvers, 10 bronzes12golds
Every result, newest first
- Sarajevo 1984 · Bronze · Women, 500 metres · Natalya Shive
- Sarajevo 1984 · Bronze · Women, 1000 metres · Natalya Petrusyova
- Sarajevo 1984 · Bronze · Women, 1500 metres · Natalya Petrusyova
- Lake Placid 1980 · Bronze · Women, 500 metres · Natalya Petrusyova
- Lake Placid 1980 · Gold · Women, 1000 metres · Natalya Petrusyova
- Innsbruck 1976 · Bronze · Women, 500 metres · Tatyana Averina
- Innsbruck 1976 · Gold · Women, 1000 metres · Tatyana Averina
- Innsbruck 1976 · Gold · Women, 1500 metres · Galina Stepanskaya
- Innsbruck 1976 · Bronze · Women, 1500 metres · Tatyana Averina
- Innsbruck 1976 · Gold · Women, 3000 metres · Tatyana Averina
- Sapporo 1972 · Silver · Women, 500 metres · Vera Krasnova
- Sapporo 1972 · Bronze · Women, 500 metres · Lyudmila Titova
- Grenoble 1968 · Gold · Women, 500 metres · Lyudmila Titova
- Grenoble 1968 · Silver · Women, 1000 metres · Lyudmila Titova
- Innsbruck 1964 · Gold · Women, 500 metres · Lidiya Skoblikova
- Innsbruck 1964 · Silver · Women, 500 metres · Irina Yegorova
- Innsbruck 1964 · Bronze · Women, 500 metres · Tatyana Sidorova
- Innsbruck 1964 · Gold · Women, 1000 metres · Lidiya Skoblikova
- Innsbruck 1964 · Silver · Women, 1000 metres · Irina Yegorova
- Innsbruck 1964 · Gold · Women, 1500 metres · Lidiya Skoblikova
- Innsbruck 1964 · Bronze · Women, 1500 metres · Berta Kolokoltseva
- Innsbruck 1964 · Gold · Women, 3000 metres · Lidiya Skoblikova
- Innsbruck 1964 · Silver · Women, 3000 metres · Valentina Stenina
- Squaw Valley 1960 · Silver · Women, 500 metres · Natalya Donchenko
- Squaw Valley 1960 · Gold · Women, 1000 metres · Klara Guseva
- Squaw Valley 1960 · Bronze · Women, 1000 metres · Tamara Rylova
- Squaw Valley 1960 · Gold · Women, 1500 metres · Lidiya Skoblikova
- Squaw Valley 1960 · Gold · Women, 3000 metres · Lidiya Skoblikova
- Squaw Valley 1960 · Silver · Women, 3000 metres · Valentina Stenina
- ISU World Allround and Sprint Speed Skating Championships27 golds, 29 silvers, 23 bronzes27golds
Every result, newest first
- Trondheim 1984 · Silver · Women, Sprint combination · Valentina Lalenkova
- Trondheim 1984 · Bronze · Women, Sprint combination · Natalya Shive
- Karl-Marx-Stadt 1983 · Bronze · Women, Allround (official championships) · Valentina Lalenkova
- Helsinki 1983 · Silver · Women, Sprint combination · Natalya Petrusyova
- Inzell 1982 · Bronze · Women, Allround (official championships) · Natalya Petrusyova
- Alkmaar 1982 · Gold · Women, Sprint combination · Natalya Petrusyova
- Sainte-Foy 1981 · Gold · Women, Allround (official championships) · Natalya Petrusyova
- Grenoble 1981 · Silver · Women, Sprint combination · Tatyana Tarasova
- Grenoble 1981 · Bronze · Women, Sprint combination · Natalya Petrusyova
- Hamar 1980 · Gold · Women, Allround (official championships) · Natalya Petrusyova
- The Hague 1979 · Silver · Women, Allround (official championships) · Natalya Petrusyova
- Helsinki 1978 · Gold · Women, Allround (official championships) · Tatyana Averina
- Helsinki 1978 · Silver · Women, Allround (official championships) · Galina Stepanskaya
- Lake Placid 1978 · Gold · Women, Sprint combination · Lyubov Sadchikova
- Keystone 1977 · Gold · Women, Allround (official championships) · Vera Bryndzei
- Keystone 1977 · Silver · Women, Allround (official championships) · Galina Stepanskaya
- Keystone 1977 · Bronze · Women, Allround (official championships) · Galina Nikitina
- Gjøvik 1976 · Silver · Women, Allround (official championships) · Tatyana Averina
- Assen 1975 · Silver · Women, Allround (official championships) · Tatyana Averina
- Heerenveen 1974 · Silver · Women, Allround (official championships) · Tatyana Averina
- Heerenveen 1974 · Bronze · Women, Allround (official championships) · Nina Statkevich
- Strömsund 1973 · Silver · Women, Allround (official championships) · Tatyana Shelekhova
- Eskilstuna 1972 · Bronze · Women, Sprint combination · Lyudmila Titova
- Helsinki 1971 · Gold · Women, Allround (official championships) · Nina Statkevich
- Helsinki 1971 · Bronze · Women, Allround (official championships) · Lyudmila Titova
- West Allis 1970 · Gold · Women, Sprint combination · Lyudmila Titova
- West Allis 1970 · Silver · Women, Sprint combination · Nina Statkevich
- Grenoble 1969 · Gold · Women, Allround (official championships) · Lāsma Kauniste
- Deventer 1967 · Silver · Women, Allround (official championships) · Lāsma Kauniste
- Trondheim 1966 · Gold · Women, Allround (official championships) · Valentina Stenina
- Oulu 1965 · Gold · Women, Allround (official championships) · Inga Voronina
- Oulu 1965 · Silver · Women, Allround (official championships) · Valentina Stenina
- Kristinehamn 1964 · Gold · Women, Allround (official championships) · Lidiya Skoblikova
- Kristinehamn 1964 · Silver · Women, Allround (official championships) · Inga Voronina
- Kristinehamn 1964 · Bronze · Women, Allround (official championships) · Tamara Rylova
- Karuizawa 1963 · Gold · Women, Allround (official championships) · Lidiya Skoblikova
- Karuizawa 1963 · Silver · Women, Allround (official championships) · Inga Voronina
- Karuizawa 1963 · Bronze · Women, Allround (official championships) · Valentina Stenina
- Imatra 1962 · Gold · Women, Allround (official championships) · Inga Voronina
- Imatra 1962 · Silver · Women, Allround (official championships) · Lidiya Skoblikova
- Imatra 1962 · Bronze · Women, Allround (official championships) · Albina Tuzova
- Tønsberg 1961 · Gold · Women, Allround (official championships) · Valentina Stenina
- Tønsberg 1961 · Silver · Women, Allround (official championships) · Albina Tuzova
- Tønsberg 1961 · Bronze · Women, Allround (official championships) · Lidiya Skoblikova
- Östersund 1960 · Gold · Women, Allround (official championships) · Valentina Stenina
- Östersund 1960 · Silver · Women, Allround (official championships) · Tamara Rylova
- Östersund 1960 · Bronze · Women, Allround (official championships) · Lidiya Skoblikova
- Sverdlovsk 1959 · Gold · Women, Allround (official championships) · Tamara Rylova
- Sverdlovsk 1959 · Silver · Women, Allround (official championships) · Valentina Stenina
- Sverdlovsk 1959 · Bronze · Women, Allround (official championships) · Lidiya Skoblikova
- Kristinehamn 1958 · Gold · Women, Allround (official championships) · Inga Artamonova
- Kristinehamn 1958 · Silver · Women, Allround (official championships) · Tamara Rylova
- Kristinehamn 1958 · Bronze · Women, Allround (official championships) · Sofya Kondakova
- Imatra 1957 · Gold · Women, Allround (official championships) · Inga Artamonova
- Imatra 1957 · Silver · Women, Allround (official championships) · Tamara Rylova
- Imatra 1957 · Bronze · Women, Allround (official championships) · Lidia Selikhova
- Kvarnsveden 1956 · Gold · Women, Allround (official championships) · Sofya Kondakova
- Kvarnsveden 1956 · Silver · Women, Allround (official championships) · Rimma Zhukova
- Kvarnsveden 1956 · Bronze · Women, Allround (official championships) · Tamara Rylova
- Kuopio 1955 · Gold · Women, Allround (official championships) · Rimma Zhukova
- Kuopio 1955 · Silver · Women, Allround (official championships) · Tamara Rylova
- Kuopio 1955 · Bronze · Women, Allround (official championships) · Sofya Kondakova
- Östersund 1954 · Gold · Women, Allround (official championships) · Lidia Selikhova
- Östersund 1954 · Silver · Women, Allround (official championships) · Rimma Zhukova
- Östersund 1954 · Bronze · Women, Allround (official championships) · Sofya Kondakova
- Lillehammer 1953 · Gold · Women, Allround (official championships) · Khalida Shchegoleyeva
- Lillehammer 1953 · Silver · Women, Allround (official championships) · Rimma Zhukova
- Lillehammer 1953 · Bronze · Women, Allround (official championships) · Lidia Selikhova
- Kokkola 1952 · Gold · Women, Allround (official championships) · Lidia Selikhova
- Kokkola 1952 · Silver · Women, Allround (official championships) · Maria Anikanova
- Moscow 1950 · Gold · Women, Allround (official championships) · Maria Isakova
- Moscow 1950 · Silver · Women, Allround (official championships) · Zinaida Krotova
- Moscow 1950 · Bronze · Women, Allround (official championships) · Rimma Zhukova
- Kongsberg 1949 · Gold · Women, Allround (official championships) · Maria Isakova
- Kongsberg 1949 · Silver · Women, Allround (official championships) · Zoya Kholshevnikova
- Kongsberg 1949 · Bronze · Women, Allround (official championships) · Rimma Zhukova
- Turku 1948 · Gold · Women, Allround (official championships) · Maria Isakova
- Turku 1948 · Silver · Women, Allround (official championships) · Lidia Selikhova
- Turku 1948 · Bronze · Women, Allround (official championships) · Zoya Kholshevnikova
- Speed skating at the Olympic Games12 golds, 10 silvers, 9 bronzes12golds
Every result, newest first
- Calgary 1988 · Gold · Men, 1000 metres · Nikolay Gulyayev
- Calgary 1988 · Bronze · Men, 1000 metres · Igor Zhelezovski
- Sarajevo 1984 · Gold · Men, 500 metres · Sergey Fokichev
- Sarajevo 1984 · Silver · Men, 1000 metres · Sergey Khlebnikov
- Sarajevo 1984 · Silver · Men, 1500 metres · Sergey Khlebnikov
- Sarajevo 1984 · Bronze · Men, 1500 metres · Oleg Bozhev
- Sarajevo 1984 · Silver · Men, 5000 metres · Igor Malkov
- Sarajevo 1984 · Gold · Men, 10,000 metres · Igor Malkov
- Lake Placid 1980 · Silver · Men, 500 metres · Yevgeny Kulikov
- Lake Placid 1980 · Bronze · Men, 1000 metres · Vladimir Lobanov
- Innsbruck 1976 · Gold · Men, 500 metres · Yevgeny Kulikov
- Innsbruck 1976 · Silver · Men, 500 metres · Valery Muratov
- Innsbruck 1976 · Bronze · Men, 1000 metres · Valery Muratov
- Innsbruck 1976 · Silver · Men, 1500 metres · Yuri Kondakov
- Sapporo 1972 · Bronze · Men, 500 metres · Valery Muratov
- Innsbruck 1964 · Silver · Men, 500 metres · Yevgeny Grishin
- Innsbruck 1964 · Silver · Men, 500 metres · Vladimir Orlov
- Innsbruck 1964 · Gold · Men, 1500 metres · Ants Antson
- Squaw Valley 1960 · Gold · Men, 500 metres · Yevgeny Grishin
- Squaw Valley 1960 · Bronze · Men, 500 metres · Rafayel Grach
- Squaw Valley 1960 · Bronze · Men, 1500 metres · Boris Stenin
- Squaw Valley 1960 · Gold · Men, 1500 metres · Yevgeny Grishin
- Squaw Valley 1960 · Gold · Men, 5000 metres · Viktor Kosichkin
- Squaw Valley 1960 · Silver · Men, 10,000 metres · Viktor Kosichkin
- Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956 · Gold · Men, 500 metres · Yevgeny Grishin
- Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956 · Silver · Men, 500 metres · Rafayel Grach
- Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956 · Gold · Men, 1500 metres · Yevgeny Grishin
- Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956 · Gold · Men, 1500 metres · Yuri Mikhaylov
- Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956 · Gold · Men, 5000 metres · Boris Shilkov
- Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956 · Bronze · Men, 5000 metres · Oleg Goncharenko
- Cortina d'Ampezzo 1956 · Bronze · Men, 10,000 metres · Oleg Goncharenko
- ISU World Allround and Sprint Speed Skating Championships16 golds, 19 silvers, 15 bronzes16golds
Every result, newest first
- Inzell 1991 · Gold · Men, Sprint combination · Igor Zhelezovski
- Tromsø 1990 · Silver · Men, Sprint combination · Andrey Bakhvalov
- Tromsø 1990 · Bronze · Men, Sprint combination · Igor Zhelezovski
- Heerenveen 1989 · Gold · Men, Sprint combination · Igor Zhelezovski
- Heerenveen 1989 · Bronze · Men, Sprint combination · Andrey Bakhvalov
- Heerenveen 1987 · Gold · Men, Allround (official championships) · Nikolay Gulyayev
- Heerenveen 1987 · Silver · Men, Allround (official championships) · Oleg Bozhev
- Inzell 1986 · Silver · Men, Allround (official championships) · Oleg Bozhev
- Inzell 1986 · Bronze · Men, Allround (official championships) · Viktor Shasherin
- Karuizawa 1986 · Gold · Men, Sprint combination · Igor Zhelezovski
- Hamar 1985 · Silver · Men, Allround (official championships) · Oleg Bozhev
- Heerenveen 1985 · Gold · Men, Sprint combination · Igor Zhelezovski
- Gothenburg 1984 · Gold · Men, Allround (official championships) · Oleg Bozhev
- Trondheim 1984 · Silver · Men, Sprint combination · Sergey Khlebnikov
- Oslo 1983 · Bronze · Men, Allround (official championships) · Aleksandr Baranov
- Helsinki 1983 · Silver · Men, Sprint combination · Pavel Pegov
- Assen 1982 · Silver · Men, Allround (official championships) · Dmitry Bochkaryov
- Alkmaar 1982 · Gold · Men, Sprint combination · Sergey Khlebnikov
- Grenoble 1981 · Silver · Men, Sprint combination · Sergey Khlebnikov
- Grenoble 1981 · Bronze · Men, Sprint combination · Anatoly Medennikov
- Gothenburg 1978 · Bronze · Men, Allround (official championships) · Sergey Marchuk
- Alkmaar 1977 · Bronze · Men, Sprint combination · Yevgeny Kulikov
- Oslo 1975 · Silver · Men, Allround (official championships) · Vladimir Ivanov
- Oslo 1975 · Bronze · Men, Allround (official championships) · Yuri Kondakov
- Gothenburg 1975 · Gold · Men, Sprint combination · Aleksandr Safronov
- Gothenburg 1975 · Silver · Men, Sprint combination · Yevgeny Kulikov
- Gothenburg 1975 · Bronze · Men, Sprint combination · Valery Muratov
- Oslo 1973 · Gold · Men, Sprint combination · Valery Muratov
- Eskilstuna 1972 · Silver · Men, Sprint combination · Valery Muratov
- West Allis 1970 · Gold · Men, Sprint combination · Valery Muratov
- Helsinki 1964 · Silver · Men, Allround (official championships) · Viktor Kosichkin
- Moscow 1962 · Gold · Men, Allround (official championships) · Viktor Kosichkin
- Gothenburg 1961 · Silver · Men, Allround (official championships) · Viktor Kosichkin
- Davos 1960 · Gold · Men, Allround (official championships) · Boris Stenin
- Oslo 1959 · Bronze · Men, Allround (official championships) · Robert Merkulov
- Helsinki 1958 · Gold · Men, Allround (official championships) · Oleg Goncharenko
- Helsinki 1958 · Silver · Men, Allround (official championships) · Vladimir Shilykovsky
- Östersund 1957 · Silver · Men, Allround (official championships) · Boris Shilkov
- Östersund 1957 · Bronze · Men, Allround (official championships) · Boris Tsybin
- Oslo 1956 · Gold · Men, Allround (official championships) · Oleg Goncharenko
- Oslo 1956 · Silver · Men, Allround (official championships) · Robert Merkulov
- Oslo 1956 · Bronze · Men, Allround (official championships) · Yevgeny Grishin
- Moscow 1955 · Silver · Men, Allround (official championships) · Oleg Goncharenko
- Moscow 1955 · Bronze · Men, Allround (official championships) · Boris Shilkov
- Sapporo 1954 · Gold · Men, Allround (official championships) · Boris Shilkov
- Sapporo 1954 · Silver · Men, Allround (official championships) · Oleg Goncharenko
- Sapporo 1954 · Bronze · Men, Allround (official championships) · Yevgeny Grishin
- Helsinki 1953 · Gold · Men, Allround (official championships) · Oleg Goncharenko
- Helsinki 1953 · Silver · Men, Allround (official championships) · Boris Shilkov
- Stockholm 1923 · Bronze · Men, Allround (official championships) · Yakov Melnikov
Counted from the podiums and winners lists on our tournament pages.