Since 1959, the Oscar Mathisen Award (also known as the Oscar Mathisen Memorial Award, the Oscar Mathisen Memorial Trophy, and sometimes the Skating Oscar) is awarded annually for outstanding speed skating performance of the season. The award was introduced by Oslo Skøiteklub (Oslo Skating Club, OSK) to commemorate the legendary Norwegian speed skater Oscar Mathisen (1888–1954). The winner is awarded a miniature of the statue of Oscar Mathisen created by the sculptor Arne Durban. The statue is placed outside Frogner Stadium in Oslo, the venue of many of Oscar Mathisen's most memorable victories.
Until 1967, speed skaters could not win the award more than once and until 1987, women were not eligible to win the award. Since 1959, 65 awards were given to 50 skaters (41 men and 9 women) from 10 countries. Eric Heiden from the United States holds record by number of awards (4 times in 1977–1980) while Gunda Niemann from Germany is the only woman who received this award more than once (3 times in 1995–1997).
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Since 1959 the Oscar Mathisen Award also known as the Oscar Mathisen Memorial Award the Oscar Mathisen Memorial Trophy and sometimes the Skating Oscar is awarded annually for outstanding speed skating performance of the season The award was introduced by Oslo Skoiteklub Oslo Skating Club OSK to commemorate the legendary Norwegian speed skater Oscar Mathisen 1888 1954 The winner is awarded a miniature of the statue of Oscar Mathisen created by the sculptor Arne Durban The statue is placed outside Frogner Stadium in Oslo the venue of many of Oscar Mathisen s most memorable victories Until 1967 speed skaters could not win the award more than once and until 1987 women were not eligible to win the award Since 1959 65 awards were given to 50 skaters 41 men and 9 women from 10 countries Eric Heiden from the United States holds record by number of awards 4 times in 1977 1980 while Gunda Niemann from Germany is the only woman who received this award more than once 3 times in 1995 1997 Contents 1 Oscar Mathisen Award winners 1 1 Number of awards by country 1 2 Number of awards by person 2 ReferencesOscar Mathisen Award winners editYear Winner Country 1959 Knut Johannesen nbsp Norway 1960 Boris Stenin nbsp Soviet Union 1961 Henk van der Grift nbsp Netherlands 1962 Jonny Nilsson nbsp Sweden 1963 Nils Aaness nbsp Norway 1964 Ants Antson nbsp Soviet Union 1965 Per Ivar Moe nbsp Norway 1966 Kees Verkerk nbsp Netherlands 1967 Kees Verkerk nbsp Netherlands 1968 Fred Anton Maier nbsp Norway 1969 Dag Fornaess nbsp Norway 1970 Ard Schenk nbsp Netherlands 1971 Ard Schenk nbsp Netherlands 1972 Ard Schenk nbsp Netherlands 1973 Goran Claeson nbsp Sweden 1974 Sten Stensen nbsp Norway 1975 Yevgeny Kulikov nbsp Soviet Union 1976 Sten Stensen nbsp Norway 1977 Eric Heiden nbsp United States 1978 Eric Heiden nbsp United States 1979 Eric Heiden nbsp United States 1980 Eric Heiden nbsp United States 1981 Amund Sjobrend nbsp Norway 1982 Tomas Gustafson nbsp Sweden 1983 Rolf Falk Larssen nbsp Norway 1984 Gaetan Boucher nbsp Canada 1985 Hein Vergeer nbsp Netherlands 1986 Geir Karlstad nbsp Norway 1987 Nikolay Gulyayev nbsp Soviet Union 1988 Tomas Gustafson nbsp Sweden 1989 Leo Visser nbsp Netherlands 1990 Johann Olav Koss nbsp Norway 1991 Johann Olav Koss nbsp Norway 1992 Bonnie Blair nbsp United States 1993 Falko Zandstra nbsp Netherlands 1994 Johann Olav Koss nbsp Norway 1995 Gunda Niemann nbsp Germany 1996 Gunda Niemann nbsp Germany 1997 Gunda Niemann nbsp Germany 1998 Adne Sondral nbsp Norway 1999 Rintje Ritsma nbsp Netherlands 2000 Gianni Romme nbsp Netherlands 2001 Hiroyasu Shimizu nbsp Japan 2002 Jochem Uytdehaage nbsp Netherlands 2003 Anni Friesinger nbsp Germany 2004 Chad Hedrick nbsp United States 2005 Shani Davis nbsp United States 2006 Cindy Klassen 1 nbsp Canada 2007 Sven Kramer 2 nbsp Netherlands 2008 Jeremy Wotherspoon nbsp Canada 2009 Shani Davis 3 nbsp United States 2010 Martina Sablikova 4 nbsp Czech Republic 2011 Bob de Jong 5 nbsp Netherlands 2012 Christine Nesbitt 6 nbsp Canada 2013 Ireen Wust nbsp Netherlands 2014 Jorrit Bergsma nbsp Netherlands 2015 Brittany Bowe 7 nbsp United States 2016 Ted Jan Bloemen nbsp Canada 2017 Sven Kramer nbsp Netherlands 2018 Havard Holmefjord Lorentzen nbsp Norway 2019 Kjeld Nuis nbsp Netherlands 2020 Natalya Voronina nbsp Russia 2021 Nils van der Poel nbsp Sweden 2022 Nils van der Poel nbsp Sweden 2023 Jordan Stolz nbsp United States Number of awards by country edit Awards won Country 18 nbsp Netherlands 15 nbsp Norway 10 nbsp United States 6 nbsp Sweden 5 nbsp Canada 4 nbsp Germany nbsp Soviet Union 1 nbsp Czech Republic nbsp Japan nbsp Russia Number of awards by person edit Awards won Skater Country Year s 4 Eric Heiden nbsp United States 1977 1978 1979 1980 3 Johann Olav Koss nbsp Norway 1990 1991 1994 Gunda Niemann nbsp Germany 1995 1996 1997 Ard Schenk nbsp Netherlands 1970 1971 1972 2 Shani Davis nbsp United States 2005 2009 Tomas Gustafson nbsp Sweden 1982 1988 Sven Kramer nbsp Netherlands 2007 2017 Sten Stensen nbsp Norway 1974 1976 Nils van der Poel nbsp Sweden 2021 2022 Kees Verkerk nbsp Netherlands 1966 1967 1 Nils Aaness nbsp Norway 1963 Ants Antson nbsp Soviet Union 1964 Jorrit Bergsma nbsp Netherlands 2014 Bonnie Blair nbsp United States 1992 Ted Jan Bloemen nbsp Canada 2016 Gaetan Boucher nbsp Canada 1984 Brittany Bowe nbsp United States 2015 Goran Claeson nbsp Sweden 1973 Bob de Jong nbsp Netherlands 2011 Rolf Falk Larssen nbsp Norway 1983 Dag Fornaess nbsp Norway 1969 Anni Friesinger nbsp Germany 2003 Nikolay Gulyayev nbsp Soviet Union 1987 Chad Hedrick nbsp United States 2004 Knut Johannesen nbsp Norway 1959 Geir Karlstad nbsp Norway 1986 Cindy Klassen nbsp Canada 2006 Yevgeny Kulikov nbsp Soviet Union 1975 Havard Holmefjord Lorentzen nbsp Norway 2018 Fred Anton Maier nbsp Norway 1968 Per Ivar Moe nbsp Norway 1965 Christine Nesbitt nbsp Canada 2012 Jonny Nilsson nbsp Sweden 1962 Kjeld Nuis nbsp Netherlands 2019 Rintje Ritsma nbsp Netherlands 1999 Gianni Romme nbsp Canada 2000 Martina Sablikova nbsp Czech Republic 2010 Hiroyasu Shimizu nbsp Japan 2001 Amund Sjobrend nbsp Norway 1981 Adne Sondral nbsp Norway 1998 Boris Stenin nbsp Soviet Union 1960 Jordan Stolz nbsp United States 2023 Jochem Uytdehaage nbsp Netherlands 2002 Henk van der Grift nbsp Netherlands 1961 Hein Vergeer nbsp Netherlands 1985 Leo Visser nbsp Netherlands 1989 Natalya Voronina nbsp Russia 2020 Jeremy Wotherspoon nbsp Canada 2008 Ireen Wust nbsp Netherlands 2013 Falko Zandstra nbsp Netherlands 1993References edit Skoytesport www skoytesport no Retrieved 13 May 2019 Skoytesport www skoytesport no Retrieved 13 May 2019 Skoytesport www skoytesport no Retrieved 13 May 2019 http www volkskrant nl sport article1364737 ece Sablikova krijgt eervolle prijs a href Template Cite web html title Template Cite web cite web a Missing or empty title help De Jong krijgt schaatsoscar nos nl 24 May 2011 Retrieved 13 May 2019 Nesbitt winner of the 2012 Oscar Award Speed Skating Canada Archived from the original on 2012 05 05 Retrieved 2012 08 08 Brittany Bowe wins the 2015 Oscar Award US Speedskating 20 May 2015 Archived from the original on September 21 2015 Retrieved 3 November 2015 Oscar Winners at Skateresults Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Oscar Mathisen Award amp oldid 1195719478, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
