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Jutta Leerdam: Anatomy of an Olympic Record

At fifteen, Jutta Leerdam wrote down that she wanted to become Olympic champion. Twelve years, two Olympics, and one of the most scrutinized careers in winter sport later, she stepped to the start line in Milan with everything on the line. This is the story of how the most followed speed skater in history went from junior world records to Olympic silver in Beijing, public exile from the Dutch team system, tabloid headlines about her relationship with Jake Paul, and a devastating crash at the Olympic Trials — to producing the fastest thousand meters ever skated at sea level and winning gold in one of the most dramatic finals in Olympic speed skating history. 0:00 Milan, February 9, 2026 0:20 What speed skating means in the Netherlands 1:04 The goal she wrote down at fifteen 2:05 World Champion at twenty-one 2:25 Six million followers and the doe normaal problem 3:23 Beijing 2022: silver by six tenths of a second 4:35 Dropped by Jumbo-Visma, building from scratch 5:25 Jake Paul, tabloids, and losing control of her own story 6:25 The crash at Dutch Olympic Trials 7:10 Private jet, skipped ceremony, and the diva label 8:15 The race: 1:12.31 9:20 What the clock doesn't care about SOURCES Olympics.com - Jutta Leerdam athlete profile and Milan 2026 results https://olympics.com/en/athletes/jutt... ISU (International Skating Union) - 1000m results and Olympic records https://isu.org NOS.nl - Dutch Olympic Trials coverage and KNSB selection decision https://nos.nl/sport/schaatsen BBC Sport - Milan 2026 speed skating coverage and 1000m final report https://bbc.com/sport/winter-olympics The Washington Post - Feature coverage of Leerdam's Olympic gold and cultural context https://washingtonpost.com/sports/oly... Journey of Icons tells the full life stories behind the world's most extraordinary athletes, artists, and public figures. Contact: contact.journeyoficons@gmail.com