Having achieved a junior world record in the women’s 1,500 metres event yesterday, Beune started day two by bettering the 1,000m mark with a time of 1min 14.21sec.

Compatriots Jutta Leerdam and Elisa Dul finished second and third respectively with the former clocking 1:14.38 and the latter 1:15.31.

Beune then went onto break the women's 3,000m junior world record with a time of 3:59.47.

Leerdam again came second, crossing the line in 4:05.19, and Japan’s Lemi Williamson rounded out the podium in 4:05.96.

The women’s 500m team sprint was won by Leerdam in 1:28.75.

South Korea’s Park Ji-Woo finished second in 1:29.05.

Poland’s Karolina Bosiek came third in 1:29.46.

There was also a junior world record broken in men’s competition as Japan’s Koki Kubo won the 1,000m event in 1:07.76.

Norway’s Allan Dahl Johansson finished second in 1:08.02, while South Korea’s Chung Jae-Woong came third in 1:08.33.

In the men’s 5,000m event, South Korea’s Chung Jae-Won came out on top in 6:20.75.

Johansson had to settle for the runners-up spot once more, clocking a time of 6:26.90, and Russia’s Egor Shkolin completed the top three in 6:27.17.

The men’s 500m team sprint saw South Korea’s Kim Min-Seok prevail in 1:20.46.

Germany’s Max Reder took the silver medal in 1:20.76 and Russia’s Aleksandr Podolskii came away with the bronze in 1:20.94.

Competition is due to conclude tomorrow in the American city that hosted the 2002 Winter Olympic and Paralympic Games.