2023–24 ISU Short Track Speed Skating World Cup

The 2023–24 ISU Short Track Speed Skating World Cup was a multi-race series over a season of short track speed skating, organised by the International Skating Union (ISU), which organised also runs world cups and championships in speed skating and figure skating. It was the 26th edition for men and women of the highest international race series in short track organised by the ISU.^[1][2]

2023–24 Short Track Speed Skating World Cup
Discipline	Men	Women
Overall	Park Ji-won (3)	Kim Gil-li (1)
500 m	Jordan Pierre-Gilles (1)	Xandra Velzeboer (2)
1000 m	Park Ji-won (4)	Kristen Santos-Griswold (1)
1500 m	William Dandjinou (1)	Kim Gil-li (2)
Relay	Canada (11)	Netherlands (3)
2000 m Mixed	Netherlands (1)
Competition
Edition	26th	26th
Locations	5	5
Individual	18	18
Relay/Team	6	6
Mixed	6	6
←2022–23 2024–25 (World Tour)→

The season started on 20 October 2023 in Montréal, Canada and ended on 18 February 2024 in Gdańsk, Poland.^[3]

The highlight of the season are the 2024 World Short Track Speed Skating Championships in Rotterdam, Netherlands, whose results are not included in the World Cup standings.

Park Ji-won from South Korea (men's) and Suzanne Schulting from The Netherlands (women's) were the reigning champions from the previous season. The Korean successfully defended his title, while the Dutch finished the season in 20th place in the general classification.

Men

Calendar

Stage	#	Date	Place	Discipline	Winner	Second	Third	R.
1	1	21 October 2023	Montréal (Maurice Richard Arena)	1000 m (1)	Park Ji-won	Steven Dubois	Pietro Sighel	[4]
	2			1500 m	Hwang Dae-heon	Stijn Desmet	Reinis Bērziņš	[5]
	3	22 October 2023		500 m	Liu Shaoang	Félix Roussel	Quentin Fercoq	[6]
	4			1000 m (2)	Kim Gun-woo	Luca Spechenhauser	William Dandjinou	[7]
	5			5000 m Relay	Canada	South Korea	Japan	[8]
2	6	28 October 2023		500 m	Jordan Pierre-Gilles	Liu Shaolin	Lin Xiaojun	[9]
	7			1500 m (1)	William Dandjinou	Hwang Dae-heon	Kim Gun-woo	[10]
	8	29 October 2023		1000 m	Jens van 't Wout	Hwang Dae-heon	Lee Jeongmin	[11]
	9			1500 m (2)	Kim Gun-woo	Park Ji-won	Steven Dubois	[12]
	10			5000 m Relay	China	Canada	Kazakhstan	[13]
3	11	9 December 2023	Beijing (Capital Indoor Stadium)	500 m (1)	Jordan Pierre-Gilles	Quentin Fercoq	Jens van 't Wout	[14]
	12			1500 m	Kim Gun-woo	Li Wenlong	William Dandjinou	[15]
	13	10 December 2023		500 m (2)	Jordan Pierre-Gilles	Steven Dubois	Sun Long	[16]
	14			1000 m	Liu Shaoang	Park Ji-won	Jang Sungwoo	[17]
	15			5000 m Relay	Canada	South Korea	China	[18]
4	16	16 December 2023	Seoul (Mokdong Ice Rink)	1000 m	Steven Dubois	Hwang Dae-heon	Pascal Dion	[19]
	17			1500 m (1)	Park Ji-won	William Dandjinou	Félix Roussel	[20]
	18	17 December 2023		500 m	Liu Shaoang	Seo Yi-ra	Denis Nikisha	[21]
	19			1500 m (2)	William Dandjinou	Park Ji-won	Steven Dubois	[22]
	20			5000 m Relay	China	Netherlands	Belgium	[23]
5	21	10 February 2024	Dresden (Joynext Arena)	1000 m (1)	Park Ji-won	Félix Roussel	Steven Dubois	[24]
	22			1500 m	William Dandjinou	Stijn Desmet	Kim Gun-woo	[25]
	23	11 February 2024		500 m	Félix Roussel	Jordan Pierre-Gilles	Łukasz Kuczyński	[26]
	24			1000 m (2)	Park Ji-won	Jang Sungwoo	Adil Galiakhmetov	[27]
	25			5000 m Relay	South Korea	Japan	Hungary	[28]
6	26	17 February 2024	Gdańsk (Hala Olivia)	500 m (1)	Seo Yi-ra	Steven Dubois	Łukasz Kuczyński	[29]
	27			1500 m	Pascal Dion	Jang Sungwoo	Friso Emons	[30]
	28	18 February 2024		1000 m	Park Ji-won	Kim Gun-woo	Kosei Hayashi	[31]
	29			500 m (2)	Steven Dubois	Denis Nikisha	Michał Niewiński	[32]
	30			5000 m Relay	Canada	South Korea	Japan	[33]
26th ISU Short Track World Cup Overall (21 October 2023 – 18 February 2024)					Park Ji-won	Steven Dubois	William Dandjinou	[34]
2024 World Short Track Speed Skating Championships (15–17 March)[a]

Standings

Overall Rank after all 24 events[35] Points 1 Park Ji-won 1071 2 Steven Dubois 1052 3 William Dandjinou 784 4 Kim Gun-woo 692 5 Félix Roussel 576

500 m Rank after all 8 events[36] Points 1 Jordan Pierre-Gilles 486 2 Steven Dubois 433 3 Félix Roussel 369 4 Denis Nikisha 355 5 Seo Yi-ra 337

1000 m Rank after all 8 events[37] Points 1 Park Ji-won 625 2 Steven Dubois 399 3 Luca Spechenhauser 306 4 Jang Sungwoo 305 5 William Dandjinou 284

1500 m Rank after all 8 events[38] Points 1 William Dandjinou 500 2 Kim Gun-woo 456 3 Park Ji-won 446 4 Pascal Dion 329 5 Stijn Desmet 315

5000 m Relay Rank after all 6 events[39] Points 1  Canada 380 2  South Korea 340 3  China 330 4  Japan 260 5  Netherlands 226

Women

Calendar

Stage	#	Date	Place	Discipline	Winner	Second	Third	R.
1	1	21 October 2023	Montréal (Maurice Richard Arena)	1000 m (1)	Kristen Santos-Griswold	Lee So-youn	Seo Whi-min	[40]
	2			1500 m	Hanne Desmet	Kim Gil-li	Corinne Stoddard	[41]
	3	22 October 2023		500 m	Xandra Velzeboer	Selma Poutsma	Martina Valcepina	[42]
	4			1000 m (2)	Kim Gil-li	Hanne Desmet	Kristen Santos-Griswold	[43]
	5			3000 m Relay	Canada	United States	Netherlands	[44]
2	6	28 October 2023		500 m	Rikki Doak	Selma Poutsma	Martina Valcepina	[45]
	7			1500 m (1)	Kim Gil-li	Kristen Santos-Griswold	Danae Blais	[46]
	8	29 October 2023		1000 m	Seo Whi-min	Danae Blais	Park Ji-yun	[47]
	9			1500 m (2)	Hanne Desmet	Kim Gil-li	Kristen Santos-Griswold	[48]
	10			3000 m Relay	Netherlands	South Korea	United States	[49]
3	11	9 December 2023	Beijing (Capital Indoor Stadium)	500 m (1)	Kristen Santos-Griswold	Fan Kexin	Wang Ye	[50]
	12			1500 m	Kim Gil-li	Gong Li	Xandra Velzeboer	[51]
	13	10 December 2023		500 m (2)	Xandra Velzeboer	Selma Poutsma	Fan Kexin	[52]
	14			1000 m	Kristen Santos-Griswold	Corinne Stoddard	Gong Li	[53]
	15			3000 m Relay	Netherlands	South Korea	Poland	[54]
4	16	16 December 2023	Seoul (Mokdong Ice Rink)	1000 m	Hanne Desmet	Kristen Santos-Griswold	Xandra Velzeboer	[55]
	17			1500 m (1)	Kim Gil-li	Corinne Stoddard	Gong Li	[56]
	18	17 December 2023		500 m	Xandra Velzeboer Selma Poutsma	–	Wang Ye	[57]
	19			1500 m (2)	Kim Gil-li	Kristen Santos-Griswold	Hanne Desmet	[58]
	20			3000 m Relay	Netherlands	South Korea	China	[59]
5	21	10 February 2024	Dresden (Joynext Arena)	1000 m (1)	Kim Gil-li	Xandra Velzeboer	Kamila Stormowska	[60]
	22			1500 m	Hanne Desmet	Kristen Santos-Griswold	Suzanne Schulting	[61]
	23	11 February 2024		500 m	Xandra Velzeboer	Wang Ye	Kamila Stormowska	[62]
	24			1000 m (2)	Kim Gil-li	Suzanne Schulting	Corinne Stoddard	[63]
	25			3000 m Relay	Netherlands	Canada	United States	[64]
6	26	17 February 2024	Gdańsk (Hala Olivia)	500 m (1)	Selma Poutsma	Hanne Desmet	Kim Boutin	[65]
	27			1500 m	Kristen Santos-Griswold	Suzanne Schulting	Corinne Stoddard	[66]
	28	18 February 2024		1000 m	Kristen Santos-Griswold	Kim Gil-li	Corinne Stoddard	[67]
	29			500 m (2)	Xandra Velzeboer	Selma Poutsma	Shim Suk-hee	[68]
	30			3000 m Relay	Netherlands	South Korea	United States	[69]
26th ISU Short Track World Cup Overall (21 October 2023 – 18 February 2024)					Kim Gil-li	Kristen Santos-Griswold	Xandra Velzeboer	[70]
2024 World Short Track Speed Skating Championships (15–17 March)[a]

Standings

Overall Rank after all 24 events[71] Points 1 Kim Gil-li 1211 2 Kristen Santos-Griswold 1180 3 Xandra Velzeboer 1085 4 Hanne Desmet 999 5 Corinne Stoddard 791

500 m Rank after all 8 events[72] Points 1 Xandra Velzeboer 650 2 Selma Poutsma 610 3 Wang Ye 377 4 Fan Kexin 308 5 Michelle Velzeboer 279

1000 m Rank after all 8 events[73] Points 1 Kristen Santos-Griswold 585 2 Kim Gil-li 540 3 Corinne Stoddard 372 4 Hanne Desmet 355 5 Seo Whi-min 283

1500 m Rank after all 8 events[74] Points 1 Kim Gil-li 655 2 Hanne Desmet 504 3 Kristen Santos-Griswold 495 4 Corinne Stoddard 419 5 Shim Suk Hee 339

3000 m Relay Rank after all 6 events[75] Points 1  Netherlands 400 2  South Korea 320 3  Canada 300 4  United States 290 5  China 214

Mixed Relay

Calendar

Stage	#	Date	Place	Winner	Second	Third	Ref.
1	1	21 October 2023	Montréal (Maurice Richard Arena)	China	South Korea	Italy	[76]
2	2	28 October 2023		China	Netherlands	Italy	[77]
3	3	9 December 2023	Beijing (Capital Indoor Stadium)	Netherlands	China	United States	[78]
4	4	16 December 2023	Seoul (Mokdong Ice Rink)	Netherlands	Italy	United States [b]  South Korea [b]	[79]
5	5	10 February 2024	Dresden (Joynext Arena)	United States	Netherlands	South Korea	[80]
6	6	17 February 2024	Gdańsk (Hala Olivia)	Netherlands	South Korea	Canada	[81]
2024 World Short Track Speed Skating Championships (15–17 March)[a]

Standings

Rank after all 6 events[82] Points 1  Netherlands 380 2  China 330 3  South Korea 300 4  United States 284 5  Italy 280

Podium table by nation

Table showing the World Cup podium places by the countries represented by the athletes.

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	South Korea	19	23	9	51
2	Netherlands	16	10	6	32
3	Canada	15	10	10	35
4	China	7	6	9	22
5	United States	6	7	11	24
6	Belgium	4	4	2	10
7	Italy	0	2	5	7
8	Japan	0	1	3	4
	Kazakhstan	0	1	3	4
10	France	0	1	1	2
11	Poland	0	0	6	6
12	Hungary	0	0	1	1
	Latvia	0	0	1	1
Totals (13 entries)		67	65	67	199

See also

• 2024 Four Continents Short Track Speed Skating Championships
• 2024 European Short Track Speed Skating Championships
• 2024 World Short Track Speed Skating Championships

Notes

1. not included in the World Cup
2. Penalised