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2023-24 ISU Speed Skating World Cup
The 39th ISU Speed Skating World Cup
The 2023-24 ISU Speed Skating World Cup (2023-24 ISU Speed Skating World Cup) is the 39th Speed Skating World Cup hosted by the International Skating Union (ISU) since the 1985-86 season. This season the Speed Skating World Cup has six separate events. The first leg started in Aihiro, Japan on November 10, 2023, and the last leg ended in Quebec City, Canada, on February 4, 2024.
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- Chinese name
- 2023-24 ISU Speed Skating World Cup
- Foreign name
- 2023–24 ISU Speed Skating World Cup
- Holding time
- November 11, 2023 to February 4, 2024 [1-2]
- Race type
- Speed Skating World Cup Series
- Host organization
- International skating union
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Station order
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substation
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Sportsman
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1
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Japan Hikuhiro Station
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Ning Zhongyan, Du Haonan, Liu Ze, Deng Zhihan, Li Qishi, Han Mei, Tian Ruining, Pei Chong,
Alemas Kahambai, Turnbury Yelken
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2
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Beijing Railway Station, China
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Men:
From Zhenlong,
Deng Zhihan
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Du Haonan
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Gao Tingyu
,
Alemas Kahambai
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Li Tianlong
,
Li Wenhao
,
Liu Bin
,
Yanagisawa
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Hanahati Muhamaiti
,
Ningzhongite
,
Sang-hyuk Kwon
,
Sun Chuanyi
,
Wang Shuaihan
,
Wu Yu
,
Turnbury Yelken
Woman:
Chen Aoyu
,
Chen Xiangyu
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dove
, Han Mei,
Jin Wenliang
,
Ridgish
,
Li Yunyuan
,
Pei Chong
,
Tian Ruining
,
Wang Yingying
,
Yang Binyu
,
Zhang Lina
,
Zou Xinyue
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3
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Stavanger Station, Norway
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-
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4
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Mazov Station, Shetomazov, Poland
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5
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Salt Lake City Station, USA
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6
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Quebec City Station, Canada
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Reference materials:
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Station order
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substation
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date
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Locations
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1
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Japan Hikuhiro Station
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November 10 - November 12, 2023
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Hiroshi Nippon
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2
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Beijing Railway Station, China
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November 17 - November 19, 2023
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Beijing, China
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3
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Stavanger Station, Norway
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December 1 - December 3, 2023
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Stavanger, Norway
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4
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Mazov Station, Shetomazov, Poland
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December 8 - December 10, 2023
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Polish Mazoff Shetomazov
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5
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Salt Lake City Station, USA
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January 26 - January 28, 2024
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Salt Lake City, USA
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6
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Quebec City Station, Canada
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February 2 - February 4, 2023
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Quebec City, Canada
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Reference materials:
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Japan Hikuhiro Station
Ning Zhongyan in the 1000m race
In the women's 1000m Group A competition, China's Li Qishi ranked fifth in 1:15.29, and Han Mei ranked eighth in 1:16.22. The other two Chinese players, Tian Ruining and Pei Chong, placed seventh and 18th in Group B. The winner was Jutta Leerdam of the Netherlands in 1:14.57, with Miho Takagi of Japan and Kimi Goetz of the United States finishing second and third respectively.
This station World Cup men, women 500 meters each for two contests. Tatsuya Shinhama, Wataru Morishige and Yuma Murakami of Japan took the top three places in the first Group A race of the men's 500 meters, with times of 34.52 seconds, 34.69 seconds and 34.82 seconds, respectively. No Chinese players competed in Group A. In Group B, China's Li Tianlong, Do Haonan, Liu Bin and Deng Zhihan ranked sixth, eighth, 17th and 20th respectively.
In the women's 500 meters, the first Class A race, the United States runners swept the first and second place, with Kimi Goetz winning in 37.82 seconds, Erin Jackson taking silver in 37.89 seconds, and the Netherlands taking bronze. The only Chinese player in Group A, Zhang Lina, ranked 20th. In Group B, China's Tian Ruining, Pei Chong and Zou Xinyue ranked first, eighth and 16th respectively.
The men's gold medal went to Bart Hoolwerf of the Netherlands, who clocked 7:45.78. China's Alemas Kahambai and Turnbury Yerken placed eighth and 11th respectively in Group B.
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Ning Zhongyan in the 1500m race
The women's 1500m group A competition has two Chinese competitors, namely Li Qishi and Han Mei. In the end, Li Qishi finished fourth in 1:56.80, and Han Mei finished eighth in 1:57.42. The championship was won by TAKAGI Miho of Japan in 1:54.54, with Antoinette Rijpma-de Jong of the Netherlands and Kimi Goetz of the United States finishing second and third respectively.
Tian Ruining
In the men's team pursuit Group A competition, Norway won in 3:40.83, Italy and the United States won the second and third places respectively, and China ranked first in 3:48.07. In women's team pursuit Group A, Japan won gold in 2:58.03, while Canada and the Netherlands took silver and bronze respectively. China finished fifth in 3:05.37.
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American player Stoltz
In the women's 3,000m, Norway's Ragne WIKLUND won gold in 4:01.88, breaking the course record, while Japan's Momoka HORIKAWA finished second in 4:03.42. Antoinette Rijpma-de Jong of the Netherlands took bronze in 4:03.71. China's Han Mei and Yang Binyu placed 10th and 12th, respectively, in 4:10.16 and 4:11.48.
In the men's 5,000m, Patrick ROEST of the Netherlands won in a venue record time of 6:10.99, Davide GHIOTTO of Italy and Sander Eitrem of Norway finished second and third respectively. The Times were 6 minutes 12.90 seconds and 6 minutes 13.80 seconds.
In the final men's and women's relay race, the Netherlands won in 2:55.53, Poland finished second in 2:56.12, and the United States finished third in 2:57.63. China clocked 3:02.69 to finish sixth out of 10 competing teams.
At this point, the station World Cup is over. During the three-day competition, the Chinese team won a total of 1 silver and 1 bronze MEDALS, respectively, Ning Zhongyan's men's 1000m and men's 1500m. The second leg of the World Cup will be held in Beijing, China from November 17 to 19.
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Beijing Railway Station, China
On November 17, 2023, in the women's 1500 meters, Han Mei won the silver medal in 1:55.92, only 0.40 seconds behind the champion of Japan Miho Takagi, and Li Qishi won the bronze medal in 1:57.01.
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On November 17, Ning Zhongyan won the third place in the men's 1500m race with a time of 1:45.51, and the Dutch famous stars Nuys and Rust took the first two places in this event.
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In the men's 500-meter race, Japan's Shigehiro Mori and Yumami Murakami won the gold and silver MEDALS, while Kim Junho from South Korea took the bronze. Beijing Olympic champion Gao Tingyu, who recently returned to competition, finished first in Group B with a time of 34.87 seconds. In the women's 500 meters, Erin Jackson of the United States, the Beijing Olympic champion, won the gold medal in 37.91 seconds, while Goetz of the United States and Kim Min-sun of South Korea were second and third, respectively, and Tian Ruining of China was fifth.
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On November 19, in the men's 1000m race, the Netherlands' Neiss won the championship with a time of 1:08.11, and the runner-up was Norway
Lorenzen
, Chinese player
Ningzhongite
He finished third with a time of 1:09.03.
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In the women's 3000m Group A race, Norway
Viklund
Gold in 4:3:41, Czech
Sablikova
China's Han Mei won the silver medal in 4:4:86, while China's Yang Binyu finished 13th in 4:15.37.
[18]
On November 19, in the women's team Pursuit Group A, the Netherlands won the championship in 1:27.74, and China (Han Mei, Tian Ruining, Pei Chong) won the fourth place.
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In the second race of the women's 500 meters, China's Tian Ruining skied 38.08 seconds to finish fifth. Erin Jackson of the United States won in 37.54 seconds.
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Stavanger Station
On December 3, 2023 Beijing time, the Stavanger Station of the 2023-2024 season ISU Speed Skating World Cup entered the final competition day. In the men's 1500m Group A competition, Ning Zhongyan of China won the fifth place in 1:46.06. Jens Stolz of the United States won gold in a field record time of 1:44.67, while Jens Ness of the Netherlands and Kazuya Yamada of Japan took silver and bronze in 1:45.34 and 1:45.74, respectively.
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Polska station
On December 9, 2023, in the fourth leg of the 2023-2024 ISU Speed Skating World Cup held in Tomashov, Poland, Chinese athlete Gao Tingyu won the gold medal of men's 500 meters with a score of 34.70.
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On December 10, 2023, Ning Zhongyan of China won the bronze medal of men's 1500m Group A in 1:46.99 in the fourth leg of the 2023-2024 ISU Speed Skating World Cup held in Tomashov, Poland.
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Salt Lake City Station, USA
China's Ning Zhongyan won the silver medal of men's event in 1:06.97 and Han Mei won the bronze medal of women's event in 1:13.64 at the 1,000m final of the ISU Speed Skating World Cup in Salt Lake City, the United States, Jan 26, 2024.
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On the same day, in the men's 1000m group A competition, Ning Zhongyan of China won the silver medal in 1:06.97.
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On January 27, 2024, in the men's 1500m Group A competition, Stolz, who broke the men's 1000m world record in this competition, continued his good form and won the title with a personal best of 1 minute 40.87 seconds. Ning Zhongyan won the silver medal in 1:41.78, which was his second silver medal after the men's 1000m race on the 26th. Duges of the Netherlands took the bronze medal.
In the men's 500-meter group A competition, Stolz strongly won gold, which is also his personal third gold station. Canada's Dubreuil and Japan's Yumi Murakami are second and third respectively.
In the women's 1500m group A, world record holder Miho Takagi of Japan won the event in 1:51.60, two Dutch athletes de Jong and Bain were second and third, and China's Han Mei finished fourth.
In the women's 500 meters, Erin Jackson and Kimi Goetz of the United States won the gold and silver MEDALS, with the bronze going to Kim Min-sun of South Korea and Tian Ruining of China finishing ninth.
Team pursuit was also held on the same day, with the United States and Canada winning the men's and women's groups
Champion.
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On January 28, 2024, the Salt Lake City Station of the 2023-2024 season of the ISU Speed Skating World Cup began the last competition day.
In the mixed relay race on the same day, the Chinese team won the gold in 2 minutes 54.90 seconds, Germany and South Korea won the silver and bronze MEDALS respectively.
In the second race of the men's 1000 meters, the young American Stolz who had just set a new world record once again won the gold medal, his time was 1:06.32. China's Ning Zhongyan was seventh.
In the second race of the women's 1000 meters, Kimi Goetz of the United States won the gold medal, and the bronze and silver MEDALS went to the Netherlands. China's Han Mei and Tian Ruining finished eighth and 17th respectively.
In the men's 5,000m race, the Dutch star Ruster won the gold medal, Italy's Giotto took the silver medal, and Canada's Blumen bronze. China's Wu Yu clocked a personal best of 6:13.09 to finish seventh.
On the same day, the women's collective start event was also contested, and Canada's Bronding beat the Dutch player Schouten to win the championship, Schouten won the silver medal, and another Canadian player Maltai won the bronze medal.
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item
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Champion
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runner-up
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Third place winner
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Women's 500 m
(First time)
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37 seconds 82
(United States)
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37 seconds 89
(United States)
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37 seconds 93
(Netherlands)
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Men's 500m
(First time)
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34 seconds 52
(Japan)
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34 seconds 69
(Japan)
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34 seconds 82
(Japan)
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Women's 1000m
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One minute 14.57 seconds
(Netherlands)
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One minute, 14.68 seconds
(Japan)
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One minute 14.75 seconds
Kimi Goetz
(United States)
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Men's 1000m
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One minute 08.35 seconds
(Japan)
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One minute 08.54 seconds
(China)
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One minute 08.78 seconds
(United States)
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Women's mass start
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Eight minutes, 25 seconds, 11 seconds
(Canada)
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Eight minutes, 25 seconds, 45 seconds
(Netherlands)
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Eight minutes, 25 seconds, 68
(United States)
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Men's mass start
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Seven minutes, 45.78 seconds
(Netherlands)
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Seven minutes, 45.80 seconds
(Belgium)
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Seven minutes, 45.81 seconds
(Switzerland)
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Women's 500 m
(Second time)
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37 seconds 89
Femk Koch
(Netherlands)
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38 seconds 00
Yota Lairdan
(Netherlands)
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38 seconds 13
Kimi Goetz
(United States)
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Men's 1500m
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One minute 45.57 seconds
Yamada will Ya
(Japan)
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One minute 45.59 seconds
Oh, Jordan Stoltz
(United States)
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One minute 45.59 seconds
Ningzhongite
(China)
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Women's 1500m
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One minute, 54.54 seconds
Miho Takagi
(Japan)
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One minute, 56.23 seconds
(Netherlands)
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One minute, 56.56 seconds
Kimi Goetz
(United States)
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Men's team pursuit
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Three minutes 40.83 seconds
Norway team
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Three minutes 42.78 seconds
David Giotto
Michele Malfatti
Italy team
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Three minutes 43.57 seconds
Ethan Seplen
Emery Lyman
The US team
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Women's team pursuit
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Two minutes, 58.03 seconds
Momoka Horikawa
Miho Takagi
Ayano Sato
Japan team
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Two minutes, 59.25 seconds
Ivanne Blondin
Isabel Wedman
Valerie Maltey
Canada
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Three minutes 01.29 seconds
Joy
Benn
Esther Gere
Reina Anema
Netherlands team
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Men's 500m
(Second time)
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34 seconds 64
Mori Shigeki
(Japan)
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34 seconds 69
Tachiya Nihama
(Japan)
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34 seconds 94
Oh, Jordan Stoltz
(United States)
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Women's 3000m
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Four minutes 01.88 seconds
(Norway)
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Four minutes, 03.42 seconds
Momoka Horikawa
(Japan)
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Four minutes, 03.71 seconds
(Netherlands)
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Men's 3000m
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Six minutes, 10.99 seconds
(Netherlands)
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Six minutes, 12.90 seconds
David Giotto
(Italy)
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Six minutes 13.80 seconds
Sander Aitrem
(Norway)
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Mixed relay
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Two minutes, 55.53 seconds
Netherlands team
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Two minutes, 56.12 seconds
Poland team
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Two minutes, 57.63 seconds
The US team
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Reference materials:
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item
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Champion
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runner-up
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Third place winner
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Women's 1500m
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One minute, 55.52 seconds
(Japan)
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One minute, 55.92 seconds
(China)
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One minute, 57.01 seconds
(China)
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Men's 500m
(First time)
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34 seconds 72
(Japan)
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34 seconds 82
(Japan)
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35 seconds 00
(South Korea)
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Women's 500 m
(First time)
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37 seconds 91
(United States)
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37 seconds 92
(United States)
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38 seconds 00
(South Korea)
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Men's 1500m
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One minute 44.80 seconds
(Netherlands)
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One minute 45.36 seconds
(Netherlands)
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One minute 45.51 seconds
(China)
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Women's 1000m
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One minute, 14.44 seconds
(Japan)
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One minute, 14.45 seconds
Kimi Goetz
(United States)
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One minute 14.88 seconds
(Netherlands)
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Men's 500m
(Second time)
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34 seconds 69
(Japan)
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Laurent Dubreuil
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(Japan)
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Men's 5,000m
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Six minutes, 11.40 seconds
Patrick Rust
(Netherlands)
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Six minutes 14.25 seconds
(Italy)
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Six minutes, 15.42 seconds
(Norway)
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Men's team pursuit
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One minute, 20.26 seconds
Austin Kleiba
Cooper McLeod
Zach Stoppelmoor
The US team
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One minute, 20.72 seconds
Chinese team
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One minute, 20.73 seconds
Bob De Jong
Wesly Dijs
Louis Hollaar
Netherlands team
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Women's mass start
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Eight minutes, 24.71 seconds
(Netherlands)
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Eight minutes 37.58 seconds
(Canada)
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Eight minutes, 37.74 seconds
(Canada)
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Women's 500 m
(Second time)
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37 seconds 54
(United States)
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37 seconds 85
(South Korea)
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37 seconds 88
(Netherlands)
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Men's 1000m
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One minute 08.11 seconds
(Netherlands)
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One minute 08.99 seconds
(Norway)
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One minute 09.03 seconds
(China)
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Women's 3000m
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Four minutes, 03.41 seconds
(Norway)
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Four minutes, 04.86 seconds
(Czech Republic)
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Four minutes, five seconds, 45 seconds
Han Mei
(China)
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Women's team pursuit
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Men's mass start
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(Italy)
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Daniele di Stefano
(Italy)
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(Belgium)
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Reference materials:
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[11]
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item
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Champion
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runner-up
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Third place winner
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Women's 1500m
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Miho Takagi Japan 1:55.87
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Antoinette Rijpma-De Jong de Jong Netherlands 1:56.95
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Marijke Groenewoud Groenewoud Netherlands 1:56.99
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Women's short distance team
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1:27. 92
America
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1. 17
Netherlands
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1. 34
Canada
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Men's short distance team
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Yea. 30
Norse
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49 ".
America
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99 ".
Poland
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Reference materials:
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item
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Champion
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runner-up
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Third place winner
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Men's 1000m
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One minute 08.64 seconds
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Women's 500 m
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37 seconds 82
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37.95 seconds
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Vuitzik
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Women's 3000m
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Viklund
Four minutes, 06.69 seconds
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-
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-
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Men's mass start
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Giovannini
Seven minutes 32.24 seconds
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Men's 1500m
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Was 1. 41
[30]
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Besides, 48
[30]
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Was 1. 99
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Women's 1500m
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One minute, 56.63 seconds
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Groenewald
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Benn
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item
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Champion
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runner-up
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Third place winner
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Mixed relay
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Two minutes, 54.90 seconds
Sun Chuanyi
Jin Wenliang
Chinese team
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Two minutes, 56.02 seconds
Hendrik Dombeck
Anna Ostlund
German football team
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Two minutes, 56.20 seconds
Na-Hyun LEE
Ho-Jun YANG
South Korea team
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Men's 500m
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33 seconds 96
Oh, Jordan Stoltz
(United States)
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34 seconds 05
Laurent Dubreuil
(Canada)
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34 seconds 16
Toma Murakami
(Japan)
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Women's 500 m
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36 seconds 90
Erin Jackson
(United States)
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37 seconds 08
Kimi Goetz
(United States)
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37 seconds 22
Kim Min-sun
(South Korea)
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Men's 1000m
(I time)
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1:05.37 (World record)
Oh, Jordan Stoltz
(United States)
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One minute, 06.97 seconds
Ningzhongite
(China)
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One minute, 07.06 seconds
David Bosa
(Canada)
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Women's 1000m
(I time)
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One minute, 12.77 seconds
Miho Takagi
(Japan)
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One minute, 12.85 seconds
Kimi Goetz
(United States)
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One minute 13.64 seconds
Han Mei
(China)
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Women's 1000m
(2nd time)
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One minute 13.08 seconds
(United States)
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One minute, 13.17 seconds
(Netherlands)
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One minute, 13.21 seconds
(Netherlands)
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Men's 1000m
(2nd time)
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One minute, 06.32 seconds
(United States)
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One minute, 06.40 seconds
(Netherlands)
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(Japan)
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Men's 1500m
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One minute 40.87 seconds
Oh, Jordan Stoltz
(United States)
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One minute 41.78 seconds
Ningzhongite
(China)
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One minute 42.77 seconds
Wesley Digis
(Netherlands)
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Women's 1500m
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One minute 51.60 seconds
Miho Takagi
(Japan)
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One minute, 52.04 seconds
Antoine de Jong
(Netherlands)
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One minute, 52.23 seconds
Joy Bain
(Netherlands)
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Women's 3000m
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Three minutes, 56.86 seconds
Joy Bain
(Netherlands)
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Three minutes, 58.20 seconds
Irene Schouten
(Netherlands)
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Three minutes 59.71 seconds
Valerie Maltey
(Canada)
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Men's 5,000m
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Six minutes, 02.98 seconds
Patrick Rust
(Netherlands)
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Six minutes, 04.23 seconds
David Giotto
(Italy)
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Six minutes, 06.88 seconds
Ted - Jane Bremen
(Blumen)
(Canada)
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Men's mass start
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Seven minutes 42.35 seconds
Jung Jae-won
(South Korea)
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Seven minutes 42.40 seconds
Bart Swains
(Belgium)
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Seven minutes 42.77 seconds
Bart Hulwulf
(Netherlands)
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Women's mass start
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Eight minutes 14.70 seconds
(Canada)
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Eight minutes, 14.81 seconds
(Netherlands)
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Eight minutes, 15 seconds, 14
(Canada)
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Men's team pursuit
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Three minutes 33.66 seconds
Kathy Dawson
Emery Lyman
Ethan Seplen
The US team
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Three minutes, 35.30 seconds
Sander Etrem
Peder Konschheiger
Sveiler Lund Peterson
Norway team
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Three minutes 36.69 seconds
Andrea Giovannini
David Giotto
Michele Malfatti
Italy team
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Women's team pursuit
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Two minutes, 54.07 seconds
Valerie Maltey
Isabel Wedman
Ivanne Blondin
Canadian team
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Two minutes, 55.51 seconds
Una Onodera
Ayano Sato
Momoka Horikawa
Japan team
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Two minutes, 57.66 seconds
Brittany Bow
Mia Manganello. - Kilberg
Georgia Birkland
The US team
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Reference materials:
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item
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Champion
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runner-up
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Third place winner
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|---|---|---|---|
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Men's 500m
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34.51
Oh, Jordan Stoltz
(United States)
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34 seconds 59
(Canada)
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34 seconds 67
(Japan)
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Men's 500m
(2nd time)
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34 seconds 36
Oh, Jordan Stoltz
(United States)
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34 seconds 69
Marek Kania
(Poland)
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34 seconds 72
Peter Michalski
(Poland)
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Women's 500 m
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37 seconds 69
Kim Min-sun
(South Korea)
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37 seconds 70
Femk Koch
(Netherlands)
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38 seconds 05
Tian Ruining
(China)
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Women's 500 m
(2nd time)
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Femk Koch
(Netherlands)
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Kim Min-sun
(South Korea)
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Erin Jackson
(United States)
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Men's 1000m
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One minute 07.96 seconds
Oh, Jordan Stoltz
(United States)
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One minute 08.34 seconds
(Japan)
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One minute 08.49 seconds
Ningzhongite
(China)
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Women's 1000m
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Miho Takagi
(Japan)
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(Netherlands)
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Isabel Grevy
(Netherlands)
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Men's 1500m
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One minute 44.01 seconds
Oh, Jordan Stoltz
(United States)
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One minute 44.79 seconds
Ningzhongite
(China)
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One minute 45.73 seconds
Connor Howe
(Canada)
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Women's 1500m
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One minute, 55.50 seconds
Joy Bain
(Netherlands)
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One minute, 56.39 seconds
Han Mei
(China)
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One minute 56.89 seconds
Melissa Verfoyer
(Netherlands)
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Women's 3000m
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(Netherlands)
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Joy Bain
(Netherlands)
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(Canada)
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Men's 5,000m
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Ted - Jane Bremen
(Canada)
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David Giotto
(Italy)
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Harguy Engelbroten
(Norway)
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Men's mass start
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7:56. 06
Sasaki Shomu
Japan
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7:56. 11
Jung Jae-won
Korea
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7:56. 15
Livio Venger
Switzerland
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Women's mass start
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59 but will.
(Belgium)
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Ramona Haldy
(Switzerland)
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But will. 83
Michel Ulrich
(Germany)
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Men's team pursuit
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Poland team
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Norway team
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The US team
|
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Women's team pursuit
|
Netherlands team
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Poland team
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Kazakhstan team
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World Cup overall champion
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item
|
rank
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Prize winner
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association
|
points
|
|---|---|---|---|---|
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Men's 1000m
|
Grand champion
|
Ningzhongite
|
China
|
319 points
|
|
Overall runner-up
|
Oh, Jordan Stoltz
|
America
|
316 points
|
|
|
Third place overall
|
Tachiya Nihama
|
Japan
|
257 points
|
|
|
Men's 1500m
|
Grand champion
|
Ningzhongite
|
China
|
292 points
|
|
Overall runner-up
|
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|
Third place overall
|
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Women's team pursuit
|
Grand champion
|
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|
Overall runner-up
|
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|
Third place overall
|
China national speed skating team
|
222 points
|
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