Helga Haase - Records

Records

World records
Distance Result Location Date
mini combination 202.834 Davos 20 January 1960
East-German records
Distance Result Location Date
1,000 m 1:42.5 Zakopane 9 March 1958
500 m 49.5 Medeo 25 January 1959
1500 m 2:39.1 Medeo 25 January 1959
1000 m 1:41.5 Medeo 26 January 1959
mini combination 210.116 Medeo 26 January 1959
500 m 47.3 Medeo 31 January 1959
1000 m 1:37.7 Medeo 2 February 1959
1500 m 2:37.1 Jekatrinburg 28 February 1959
500 m 47.0 Davos 8 January 1960
1000 m 1:37.4 Davos 14 January 1960
1500 m 2:33.8 Davos 19 January 1960
3000 m 5:31.0 Davos 20 January 1960
mini combination 202.834 Davos 20 January 1960
500 m 46.8 Davos 30 January 1960
1500 m 2:33.4 Davos 30 January 1960
1000 m 1:35.4 Davos 31 January 1960
3000 m 5:29.3 Davos 31 January 1960
mini combination 200.516 Davos 31 January 1960
500 m 45.9 Squaw Valley 20 February 1960
1500 m 2:31.7 Squaw Valley 21 February 1960
1000 m 1:34.3 Squaw Valley 22 February 1960
1500 m 2:28.6 Innsbruck 31 January 1960
3,000 m 5:19.7 Berlin 1 March 1964
Personal records
Distance Result Location Date
500 m 45.9 Squaw Valley 20 February 1960
1,000 m 1:34.3 Squaw Valley 22 February 1960
1,500 m 2:28.6 Innsbruck 31 January 1964
3,000 m 5:19.7 Berlin 1 March 1964
mini combination 200.516 Davos 30/31 January 1960

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