Sport | Speed Skating | |
FederationID | SSDEN12808199401 | |
NOC | Denmark | |
Born | 28 Aug 1994
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Gender | Men |
Occupation | Athlete, Student | |
Languages | Danish, Dutch, English, German, Norwegian, Spanish, Swedish | |
Higher education | Health Studies, Nutrition - University College Sjaelland Ankerhus: Sorø, DEN |
Personal Bests | Event | Record | Date | Location | ||
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Event | Record | Date | Location | |||
500m | 37.58 | 22 Feb 2019 | ![]() |
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1000m | 1:12.21 | 31 Aug 2019 | ![]() |
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1500m | 1:48.79 | 13 Dec 2020 | ![]() |
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5000m | 6:26.49 | 03 Dec 2021 | ![]() |
Other information | OTHER ACTIVITIES He is the founder and owner of Bont Nordic, which imports and sells Bont skating equipment in Scandinavia and northern Europe. In 2019 he and his brother Philip launched The Due Power Podcast, which covers both speed skating and roller speed skating. The podcast features other skaters as guests. (spotify.com, 07 Nov 2020; LinkedIn profile, 24 Aug 2020; Athlete, 21 Nov 2019; Facebook page, 04 Sep 2019) FURTHER EDUCATION In September 2020 he began studying for a master's degree in global health at the University of Copenhagen in Denmark. (Instagram profile, 15 Jan 2021; Facebook page, 24 Aug 2020) |
www.facebook.com/AthleteStefanDue | twitter.com/Stefan_Due |
When and where did you begin this sport? | He began roller speed skating in 2000 in Denmark. He took up speed skating in 2008. | |
Reason for choosing this sport | He loved skating with his brother, as well as competing individually and as a team in roller speed skating. He took up speed skating because he wanted more competition, and to push his limits physically. | |
Name of coach | Jesper Carlson [national], DEN |
Most influential person in career | His brother Philip, and Danish speed skater Jesper Carlson. (Athlete, 27 Jan 2017; Athlete, 21 Nov 2019) | |
Sporting philosophy / motto | "Enjoy training each day and acknowledge how lucky you are." (Athlete, 27 Jan 2017) | |
Other sports | He has represented Denmark in roller speed skating. He finished seventh in the track 10,000m points elimination event at the 2019 World Roller Games in Barcelona, Spain. (SportsDeskOnline, 19 Jan 2021; Twitter profile, 06 Jan 2015) | |
Injuries | He broke his hand twice in 2015. (Athlete, 27 Jan 2017) He broke his arm in 2011. (Athlete, 27 Jan 2017) In 2011 he tore a ligament and was out for 10 weeks. (Athlete, 08 Nov 2013) He fractured his arm in 2008 and was out for eight weeks. (Athlete, 27 Jan 2017, 08 Nov 2013) |
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Memorable sporting achievement | Competing in the mass start final at the 2018 Olympic Winter Games in Pyeongchang. (Athlete, 21 Nov 2019) | |
Ambitions | To compete alongside his brother Philip at the 2022 Olympic Winter Games in Beijing. (dr.dk, 13 Feb 2021; Athlete, 21 Nov 2019) | |
Hero / Idol | Swiss road cyclist Fabian Cancellara, Belgian cyclo-cross rider Sven Nys, Belgian road cyclist Tom Boonen. (Athlete, 27 Jan 2017) | |
Hobbies | Podcasting. (Athlete, 21 Nov 2019) | |
Superstitions / Rituals / Beliefs | He puts on good socks and underwear on a race day. (Athlete, 21 Nov 2019) | |
Famous relatives | His younger brother Philip represented Denmark in speed skating at the 2021 World Single Distances Championships in Heerenveen, Netherlands. He also competed at the roller speed skating world championships in 2016, 2018, and 2019. (SportsDeskOnline, 12 Nov 2021; Athlete, 21 Nov 2019) | |
Nicknames | Steve, Duen (schaatsen.nl, 12 Jan 2020) |
Championships results | Year | Competition | Event | Rank | ||
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Championships results
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2020/2021 | World Single Distances Championships | Mass Start 16 Laps | 12 | |||
2018 | Olympic Games | Mass Start 16 Laps | 13 | |||
2018/2019 | World Single Distances Championships | Mass Start 16 Laps | 20 | |||
2012/2013 | European Championships | Allround | 22 | |||
2019/2020 | European Single Distances Championships | Mass Start 16 Laps | 22 | |||
2022 | Olympic Games | Mass Start | 23 | |||
2013/2014 | European Championships | Allround | 29 |
World Cups | Year | Competition | Event | Rank | ||
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World Cups
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2020/2021 | World Cup | Mass Start 16 Laps | 8 | |||
2021/2022 | World Cup | Mass Start | 11 | |||
2017/2018 | World Cup | Mass Start 16 Laps | 24 | |||
2019/2020 | World Cup | Mass Start 16 Laps | 28 | |||
2016/2017 | World Cup | Mass Start 16 Laps | 31 | |||
2015/2016 | World Cup | Mass Start 16 Laps | 34 | |||
2012/2013 | World Cup | Mass Start 20 Laps | 35 | |||
2020/2021 | World Cup | 5000m | 35 | |||
2020/2021 | World Cup | 1500m | 41 | |||
2014/2015 | World Cup | Mass Start 16 Laps | 43 | |||
2019/2020 | World Cup | 1500m | 61 |