Chad Hedrick - U.S. & World Roller Speed Skating Records

U.S. & World Roller Speed Skating Records

  • National roller skating record in the 3,000 meters relay race (1993)
  • National inline skating record in the 5,000 meters relay race (1998)
  • National inline skating record in the 3,000 meters male-female relay race (1998)
  • National inline skating record in the 1,500 meters race (1996)
  • National outdoor track record in the 1,000 and 1,500 meters races (1999 and 1998 respectively)
  • National outdoor track record in the 15,000 meters race (1998)
  • National outdoor road record in the 500 and 1,000 meters races (2001)
  • National outdoor road record in the 1,500 meters race (1998)
  • National outdoor road record in the 10,000 meters race (2001)
  • World outdoor road record in the 1,500 meters race (1999)
  • World outdoor road record in the 10,000 meters race (1996)
  • World outdoor road record in the 15,000 meters race (2000)

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