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speedskater

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Noun1.speedskater - an ice-skater who races competitivelyspeedskater - an ice-skater who races competitively; usually around an oval course
speed skater
ice-skater - someone who engages in ice skating
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International sport's top court said Friday they had rejected a request filed by German speedskater Claudia Pechstein to compete at World Cup events this month.
Speed skating: CAS reject Pechstein's bid to compete by AFP / AFP Global Edition
Bobsledder Steve Holcomb, ice dance champions Ben Agosto and Tanith Belbin, world champion figure skater Evan Lysacek, National Hockey League star Patrick Kane, World Cup alpine skier Ted Ligety and speedskater Chad Hedrick will be present.
US Olympians to discuss Vancouver aspirations by AFP / AFP American Edition
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