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2021–22 ISU Short Track Speed Skating World Cup

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2021–22 ISU Short Track Speed Skating World Cup
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The 2021–22 ISU Short Track Speed Skating World Cup is a multi-race tournament over a season for short track speed skating. The season began on 21 October 2021 in China and ended on 28 November 2021 in Netherlands. The World Cup is organised by the ISU who also runs world cups and championships in speed skating and figure skating.

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The World Cup consisted of four competitions this year.

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Calendar

Men

Beijing 21–24 October 2021

Date Place Distance Winner Second Third Reference
23 October 2021Capital Indoor Stadium500mHungary Shaolin Sándor LiuHungary John-Henry KruegerKazakhstan Denis Nikisha[1]
24 October 2021Capital Indoor Stadium1000mSouth Korea Hwang Dae-heonRussia Semen ElistratovCanada Pascal Dion[2]
23 October 2021Capital Indoor Stadium1500mRussia Semen ElistratovKazakhstan Adil GaliakhmetovChina An Kai[3]
24 October 2021Capital Indoor Stadium5000m relay Netherlands Hungary Italy[4]

Nagoya 28–31 October 2021

Date Place Distance Winner Second Third Reference
30 October 2021Nippon Gaishi Arena500mSouth Korea Hwang Dae-heonChina Ren ZiweiKazakhstan Denis Nikisha[5]
31 October 2021Nippon Gaishi Arena1000mChina Ren ZiweiNetherlands Itzhak de LaatCanada Pascal Dion[6]
30 October 2021Nippon Gaishi Arena1500mItaly Yuri ConfortolaSouth Korea Hwang Dae-heonChina Sun Long[7]
31 October 2021Nippon Gaishi Arena5000m relay Canada China Hungary[8]

Debrecen 18–21 November 2021

Date Place Distance Winner Second Third Reference
20 November 2021Főnix Hall500mHungary Shaolin Sándor LiuHungary Shaoang LiuChina Ren Ziwei[9]
21 November 2021Főnix Hall1000mSouth Korea Hwang Dae-heonCanada Pascal DionNetherlands Itzhak de Laat[10]
20 November 2021Főnix Hall1500mChina Ren ZiweiCanada Pascal DionSouth Korea Jang Hyuk[11]
21 November 2021Főnix Hall5000m relay Canada South Korea Hungary[12]

Dordrecht 25–28 November 2021

Date Place Distance Winner Second Third Reference
27 November 2021Sportboulevard Dordrecht500mChina Wu DajingCanada Steven DuboisRussia Konstantin Ivliev[13]
28 November 2021Sportboulevard Dordrecht1000mHungary Shaoang LiuHungary John-Henry KruegerItaly Pietro Sighel[14]
27 November 2021Sportboulevard Dordrecht1500mChina Ren ZiweiNetherlands Sjinkie KnegtSouth Korea Park Jang-hyuk[15]
28 November 2021Sportboulevard Dordrecht5000m relay South Korea Canada Hungary[16]

Women

Beijing 21–24 October 2021

Date Place Distance Winner Second Third Reference
23 October 2021Capital Indoor Stadium500mPoland Natalia MaliszewskaItaly Arianna FontanaSouth Korea Choi Min-jeong[17]
24 October 2021Capital Indoor Stadium1000mNetherlands Suzanne SchultingSouth Korea Kim Ji-yooUnited States Kristen Santos[18]
23 October 2021Capital Indoor Stadium1500mSouth Korea Lee Yu-binCanada Courtney SaraultUnited States Kristen Santos[19]
24 October 2021Capital Indoor Stadium3000m relay China Netherlands South Korea[20]

Nagoya 28–31 October 2021

Date Place Distance Winner Second Third Reference
30 October 2021Nippon Gaishi Arena500mItaly Arianna FontanaPoland Natalia MaliszewskaChina Fan Kexin[21]
31 October 2021Nippon Gaishi Arena1000mUnited States Kristen SantosNetherlands Suzanne SchultingNetherlands Xandra Velzeboer[22]
30 October 2021Nippon Gaishi Arena1500mNetherlands Suzanne SchultingItaly Arianna FontanaSouth Korea Kim A-lang[23]
31 October 2021Nippon Gaishi Arena3000m relay Netherlands South Korea Italy[24]

Debrecen 18–21 November 2021

Date Place Distance Winner Second Third Reference
20 November 2021Főnix Hall500mNetherlands Suzanne SchultingItaly Arianna FontanaCanada Kim Boutin[25]
21 November 2021Főnix Hall1000mNetherlands Suzanne SchultingSouth Korea Choi Min-jeongPoland Natalia Maliszewska[26]
20 November 2021Főnix Hall1500mNetherlands Suzanne SchultingSouth Korea Lee Yu-binCanada Courtney Sarault[27]
21 November 2021Főnix Hall3000m relay Netherlands Canada China[28]

Dordrecht 25–28 November 2021

Date Place Distance Winner Second Third Reference
27 November 2021Sportboulevard Dordrecht500mCanada Kim BoutinItaly Arianna FontanaRussia Elena Seregina[29]
28 November 2021Sportboulevard Dordrecht1000mSouth Korea Choi Min-jeongCanada Kim BoutinNetherlands Suzanne Schulting[30]
27 November 2021Sportboulevard Dordrecht1500mSouth Korea Lee Yu-binCanada Courtney SaraultNetherlands Suzanne Schulting[31]
28 November 2021Sportboulevard Dordrecht3000m relay Netherlands Canada Italy[32]

Mixed

Beijing 21–24 October 2021

Date Place Distance Winner Second Third Reference
24 October 2021Capital Indoor Stadium2000m relay China Netherlands South Korea[33]

Nagoya 28–31 October 2021

Date Place Distance Winner Second Third Reference
31 October 2021Nippon Gaishi Arena2000m relay Russia China Hungary[34]

Debrecen 18–21 November 2021

Date Place Distance Winner Second Third Reference
21 November 2021Főnix Hall2000m relay China Canada France[35]

Dordrecht 25–28 November 2021

Date Place Distance Winner Second Third Reference
28 November 2021Sportboulevard Dordrecht2000m relay Netherlands Hungary China[36]
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