2000–01 ISU Short Track Speed Skating World Cup

The 2001 Short Track Speed Skating World Cup was a multi-race tournament over a season for short track speed skating. The season began on 20 October 2000 and ended on 4 February 2001. The World Cup was organised by the ISU.

Men

Events

Date	Place	Discipline	Winner	2nd place	3rd place
20–22 October 2000	Calgary	500 m	Apolo Anton Ohno	François-Louis Tremblay	Rusty Smith
		1000 m	Apolo Anton Ohno	Kim Dong-Sung	Min Ryoung
		1500 m	Apolo Anton Ohno	Marc Gagnon	Bruno Loscos
		3000 m	Kim Dong-Sung	Min Ryoung	François-Louis Tremblay
		5000 m relay	South Korea	Canada	Japan
27–29 October 2000	Salt Lake City	500 m	Apolo Anton Ohno	Li Jiajun	Takafumi Nishitani
		1000 m	Kim Dong-Sung	Li Jiajun	Marc Gagnon
		1500 m	Li Jiajun	Kim Dong-Sung	Marc Gagnon
		3000 m	Apolo Anton Ohno	Li Jiajun	Marc Gagnon
		5000 m relay	South Korea	Canada	Italy
1–3 December 2000	Nobeyama	500 m	François-Louis Tremblay	Satoru Terao	Takafumi Nishitani
		1000 m	Marc Gagnon	Kim Dong-Sung	Adam Riedy
		1500 m	Apolo Anton Ohno	Marc Gagnon	Kim Dong-Sung
		3000 m	Apolo Anton Ohno	Marc Gagnon	Satoru Terao
		5000 m relay	China	Canada	United States
8–10 December 2000	Changchun	500 m	François-Louis Tremblay	Feng Kai	An Yulong
		1000 m	Éric Bédard	An Yulong	Rusty Smith
		1500 m	Apolo Anton Ohno	Min Ryoung	Éric Bédard
		3000 m	Apolo Anton Ohno	Min Ryoung	Rusty Smith
		5000 m relay	China	United States	Canada
19–21 January 2001 European Championships in The Hague, Netherlands
26–28 January 2001	Trnava	500 m	Éric Bédard	An Yulong	Min Ryoung
		1000 m	Li Jiajun	Fabio Carta	Min Ryoung
		1500 m	Li Jiajun	Lee Seung-Jae	Cees Juffermans
		3000 m	An Jung-Hyun	Lee Seung-Jae	Min Ryoung
		5000 m relay	Canada	South Korea	Italy
2–4 February 2001	Graz	500 m	Apolo Anton Ohno Éric Bédard		Rusty Smith
		1000 m	Daniel Weinstein	Feng Kai	Rusty Smith
		1500 m	Apolo Anton Ohno	Li Jiajun	Bruno Loscos Éric Bédard
		3000 m	Apolo Anton Ohno	Li Jiajun	Bruno Loscos
		5000 m relay	Canada	China	Italy
24–25 March 2001 World Team Championships in Nobeyama, Japan
30 March - 1 April 2001 World Championships in Jeonju, South Korea

World Cup Rankings

Overall Rank Name Points 1 Apolo Anton Ohno 99 2 Li Jiajun 92 3 François-Louis Tremblay 88 4 Min Ryoung 83 5 Marc Gagnon 82 6 Éric Bédard 79 7 Daniel Weinstein 73 8 An Yulong 73 9 Satoru Terao 70 10 Kim Dong-Sung 68

500 m Rank Name Points 1 Apolo Anton Ohno 96 2 François-Louis Tremblay 96 3 Li Jiajun 88 4 An Yulong 87 5 Éric Bédard 86 6 Takafumi Nishitani 76 7 Min Ryoung 72 8 Satoru Terao 69 9 Marc Gagnon 68 10 Rusty Smith 66

1000 m Rank Name Points 1 Apolo Anton Ohno 84 2 Li Jiajun 83 3 Daniel Weinstein 82 4 Marc Gagnon 81 5 Min Ryoung 81 6 An Yulong 78 7 François-Louis Tremblay 77 8 Satoru Terao 76 9 Kim Dong-Sung 73 10 Nicky Gooch 73

1500 m Rank Name Points 1 Apolo Anton Ohno 100 2 Li Jiajun 93 3 Marc Gagnon 93 4 Bruno Loscos 82 5 Min Ryoung 81 6 Lee Seung-Jae 80 7 François-Louis Tremblay 76 8 Feng Kai 71 9 Kim Dong-Sung 69 10 An Yulong 60

5000 m relay Rank Name Points 1 Canada 98 2 China 96 3 South Korea 96 4 Italy 91 5 United States 84 6 Japan 84 7 Great Britain 82 8 Netherlands 80 9 Australia 72 10 Germany 59

Women

Events

Date	Place	Discipline	Winner	2nd place	3rd place
20–22 October 2000	Calgary	500 m	Evgenia Radanova	Annie Perreault	Yang Yang (A)
		1000 m	Yang Yang (A)	Sun Dandan	Evgenia Radanova
		1500 m	Yang Yang (A)	Yang Yang (S)	Choi Min-Kyung
		3000 m	Choi Min-Kyung	Yang Yang (A)	Annie Perreault
		5000 m relay	China	South Korea	Bulgaria
27–29 October 2000	Salt Lake City	500 m	Yang Yang (A)	Yang Yang (S)	Sun Dandan
		1000 m	Yang Yang (A)	Park Hye-won	Joo Min-Jin
		1500 m	Park Hye-won	Yang Yang (A)	Evgenia Radanova
		3000 m	Park Hye-won	Yang Yang (S)	Joo Min-Jin
		5000 m relay	China	South Korea	Italy
1–3 December 2000	Nobeyama	500 m	Wang Chunlu	Yang Yang (S)	Amy Peterson
		1000 m	Park Hye-won	Sun Dandan	Choi Eun-Kyung
		1500 m	Park Hye-won	Choi Eun-Kyung	Yang Yang (S)
		3000 m	Park Hye-won	Choi Eun-Kyung	Chikage Tanaka
		5000 m relay	South Korea	Canada	United States
8–10 December 2000	Changchun	500 m	Yang Yang (A)	Choi Min-Kyung	Sun Dandan
		1000 m	Yang Yang (A)	Sun Dandan	Park Hye-won
		1500 m	Sun Dandan	Julie Goskowicz	Choi Min-Kyung
		3000 m	Park Hye-won	Yang Yang (A)	Choi Min-Kyung
		5000 m relay	China	South Korea	Canada
19–21 January 2001 European Championships in The Hague, Netherlands
26–28 January 2001	Trnava	500 m	Evgenia Radanova	Yang Yang (A)	Sun Dandan
		1000 m	Yang Yang (A)	Evgenia Radanova	Joo Min-Jin
		1500 m	Yang Yang (A)	Marie-Ève Drolet	Choi Eun-Kyung
		3000 m	Choi Eun-Kyung	Marie-Ève Drolet	Evgenia Radanova
		5000 m relay	Canada	South Korea	Bulgaria
2–4 February 2001	Graz	500 m	Evgenia Radanova	Wang Chunlu	Marta Capurso
		1000 m	Evgenia Radanova	Sun Dandan	Wang Chunlu
		1500 m	Marie-Ève Drolet	Katia Zini	Sun Dandan
		3000 m	Wang Chunlu	Yang Yang (S)	Evgenia Radanova
		5000 m relay	China	Italy	Bulgaria
24–25 March 2001 World Team Championships in Nobeyama, Japan
30 March - 1 April 2001 World Championships in Jeonju, South Korea

World Cup Rankings

Overall Rank Name Points 1 Yang Yang (A) 99 2 Evgenia Radanova 93 3 Park Hye-won 91 4 Choi Eun-Kyung 89 5 Yang Yang (S) 89 6 Sun Dandan 86 7 Alanna Kraus 70 8 Chikage Tanaka 69 9 Amy Peterson 68 10 Choi Min-Kyung 62

500 m Rank Name Points 1 Evgenia Radanova 97 2 Yang Yang (A) 97 3 Yang Yang (S) 92 4 Sun Dandan 90 5 Park Hye-won 88 6 Choi Eun-Kyung 76 7 Alanna Kraus 75 8 Choi Min-Kyung 74 9 Wang Chunlu 71 10 Amy Peterson 68

1000 m Rank Name Points 1 Yang Yang (A) 100 2 Sun Dandan 96 3 Evgenia Radanova 93 4 Park Hye-won 92 5 Yang Yang (S) 80 6 Choi Min-Kyung 79 7 Chikage Tanaka 74 8 Tania Vicent 71 9 Amy Peterson 66 10 Ikue Teshigawara 66

1500 m Rank Name Points 1 Yang Yang (A) 90 2 Yang Yang (S) 92 3 Park Hye-won 91 4 Choi Eun-Kyung 87 5 Sun Dandan 85 6 Evgenia Radanova 85 7 Chikage Tanaka 72 8 Choi Min-Kyung 66 9 Julie Goskowicz 64 10 Amy Peterson 64

5000 m relay Rank Name Points 1 China 100 2 South Korea 97 3 Canada 94 4 Bulgaria 91 5 Italy 88 6 United States 87 7 Japan 80 8 Netherlands 79 9 Ukraine 53 10 Austria 19

Podium summary

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	China (CHN)	20	24	8	52
2	South Korea (KOR)	14	17	14	45
3	United States (USA)	13	2	9	24
4	Canada (CAN)	10	11	9	30
5	Bulgaria (BUL)	4	1	7	12
6	Italy (ITA)	0	3	5	8
7	Japan (JPN)	0	1	5	6
8	France (FRA)	0	0	3	3
9	Netherlands (NED)	0	0	1	1
Totals (9 entries)		61	59	61	181

References

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