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SPEED SKATING · EVENT PRIZE MONEY · OBIHIRO, JAPAN

Obihiro speed skating prize money

Obihiro has paid £24,812 across 12 races in 2023. That year Wataru Morishige took £564.

PAID IN TOTAL£25k
EDITIONS12
2023 TOP PRIZE£564
SKATERS PAID23
RANK16 of 16

Every edition

Who won, what they took, and what the race paid in all

Every edition of Obihiro with its winner, the winner's prize and the total paid.
RACE WINNER TOP PRIZE PAID
2023 500m (second race), men Wataru Morishige £564£564 £1,241£1k
2023 5000m, men Patrick Roest £1,128£1k £2,481£2k
2023 3000m, women Ragne Wiklund £1,128£1k £2,481£2k
2023 500m (second race), women Femke Kok £564£564 £1,241£1k
2023 1500m, women Miho Takagi £1,128£1k £2,481£2k
2023 1500m, men Masaya Yamada £1,128£1k £2,481£2k
2023 mass start, women Ivanie Blondin £1,128£1k £2,481£2k
2023 mass start, men Bart Hoolwerf £1,128£1k £2,481£2k
2023 500m (first race), women Kimi Goetz £564£564 £1,241£1k
2023 500m (first race), men Tatsuya Shinhama £564£564 £1,241£1k
2023 1000m, women Jutta Leerdam £1,128£1k £2,481£2k
2023 1000m, men Masaya Yamada £1,128£1k £2,481£2k

Prize money paid, edition by edition

The Obihiro 500m (second race), men, November 2023 payouts

What each finishing place was worth at the latest edition

Prize money by finishing place at the Obihiro 500m (second race), men, November 2023.
PLACE SKATERS EACH BAND TOTAL
Men's 1st 1 £564£564 £564£564
Men's 2nd 1 £376£376 £376£376
Men's 3rd 1 £301£301 £301£301

Who has earned the most at Obihiro

Prize money won here, across every edition we hold

The skaters who have won the most prize money at Obihiro.
# SKATER NATION WINS PRIZE MONEY
1 Masaya Yamada Japan 2 £2,256£2k
2 Kimi Goetz United States 1 £2,068£2k
3 Miho Takagi Japan 1 £1,880£2k
4 Jordan Stolz United States 0 £1,654£2k
5 Jutta Leerdam Netherlands 1 £1,504£2k
6 Antoinette Rijpma-De Jong Netherlands 0 £1,353£1k
7 Zhongyan Ning China 0 £1,353£1k
8 Patrick Roest Netherlands 1 £1,128£1k
9 Ragne Wiklund Norway 1 £1,128£1k
10 Ivanie Blondin Canada 1 £1,128£1k
11 Bart Hoolwerf Netherlands 1 £1,128£1k
12 Wataru Morishige Japan 1 £940£940
13 Tatsuya Shinhama Japan 1 £940£940
14 Femke Kok Netherlands 1 £865£865
15 Davide Ghiotto Italy 0 £752£752
16 Momoka Horikawa Japan 0 £752£752
17 Esther Kiel Netherlands 0 £752£752
18 Bart Swings Belgium 0 £752£752
19 Sander Eitrem Norway 0 £602£602
20 Mia Manganello United States 0 £602£602
21 Livio Wenger Switzerland 0 £602£602
22 Erin Jackson United States 0 £376£376
23 Yuma Murakami Japan 0 £301£301

Other speed skating events

The events either side of Obihiro by prize money paid

Speed skating events ranked around Obihiro.
# EVENT EDITIONS PAID
1 Speed Skating World Cup Standings 40 £1,744,362£1.7m
2 World Speed Skating Championships 44 £667,669£668k
3 European Speed Skating Championships 28 £141,353£141k
4 Calgary 42 £99,248£99k
5 Tomaszów Mazowiecki 44 £99,248£99k
6 Four Continents Speed Skating Championships 30 £90,226£90k
7 Heerenveen 32 £74,436£74k
8 Salt Lake City 24 £49,624£50k
9 Stavanger 20 £49,624£50k
10 Beijing 24 £49,624£50k
11 Milwaukee 12 £24,812£25k
12 Quebec 12 £24,812£25k
13 Hamar 12 £24,812£25k
14 Inzell 12 £24,812£25k
15 Nagano 12 £24,812£25k
16 Obihiro 12 £24,812£25k

Frequently asked questions

How much did the winner get at the Obihiro 500m (second race), men, November 2023?

Wataru Morishige took £564. The whole race paid £1,241 across 3 skaters.

How much prize money has Obihiro paid?

£24,812 across 12 editions in 2023. The richest was the Obihiro 5000m, men, November 2023, at £2,481.

Who has won the most money at Obihiro?

Masaya Yamada, with £2,256 and 2 wins. Kimi Goetz is next on £2,068.

Who has won Obihiro the most times?

Masaya Yamada, 2 times in the editions we hold.

Where does Obihiro rank for prize money?

16th of the 16 speed skating events we hold, by total prize money paid.

Where to next

Every speed skating event and skater is ranked on speed skating prize money. The latest edition is the Obihiro 500m (second race), men, November 2023, and the one before it the Obihiro 5000m, men, November 2023. What the men's and women's fields are paid is compared on men's vs women's speed skating prize money. How much of the pot a speed skating winner keeps, against every other sport, is on the winner's share of prize money. How far down the field the money runs, against every other sport, is on how deep prize money pays.