Annie Lambrechts is a Belgian roller skating champion. She was awarded the Belgian Sportsman of the year prize in 1981. The same year she was also given the Belgian National Sports Merit Award.[1] She won a total of 140 Belgian titles, 22 European titles,[2] 2 gold and 2 bronze medals at the 1981 World Games.[3] Between 1964 and 1981 she won 19 worldtitles.[4] She was also the first Belgian to win the Flemish Sportsjewel in 1982.[5]
She was married to former athlete André Dehertoghe.[6]
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Records
| 20.000 m | Bahn | 32:53.970 | Kessel-Lo | 1985 | World record |
| 30.000 m | Bahn | 49:15.906 | Kessel-Lo | 1985 | |
| 50.000 m | Bahn | 1:21:26.942 | Kessel-Lo | 1985 |
References
- ^ Palmares Sportvrouw van het jaar standaard.be, 18 december 2011, article in Dutch
- ^ En zeggen dat Bart bijna een voetballer was hln.be, Bart Mertens, 3 march 2018, article in Dutch
- ^ België mikt op acht medailles op Wereldspelen demorgen.be, 15 July 2009, article in Dutch
- ^ Oorsprong speedskating Archived 25 December 2018 at the Wayback Machine isceeklo.be, article in Dutch
- ^ Laureaten van de Vlaamse sportprijzen Archived 25 December 2018 at the Wayback Machine sport.vlaanderen, article in Dutch
- ^ In memoriam Andre Dehertoghe atletiek.be, Michel Jordens, 26 August 2016, article in Dutch
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