2018–19 ISU Short Track Speed Skating World Cup

International speed skating competition

2018–19 ISU Short Track Speed Skating World Cup

Dates	2 November 2018 – 10 February 2019
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The 2018–19 ISU Short Track Speed Skating World Cup was a multi-race tournament over a season for short track speed skating. The season began on 2 November 2018 in Canada and ended on 10 February 2019 in Italy. The World Cup was organised by the ISU who also runs world cups and championships in speed skating and figure skating.

The World Cup consisted of five competitions this year.

Calendar

Men

Calgary 2–4 November 2018

Date	Place	Distance	Winner	Second	Third	Reference
3 November 2018	Olympic Oval	500m (1)	Wu Dajing	Shaoang Liu	Kim Gun-woo	[1]^{[dead link]}
4 November 2018	Olympic Oval	500m (2)	Wu Dajing	Abzal Azhgaliev	Shaolin Sandor Liu	[2]^{[dead link]}
4 November 2018	Olympic Oval	1000m	Shaoang Liu	Park Ji-won	Ren Ziwei	[3]^{[dead link]}
3 November 2018	Olympic Oval	1500m	Kazuki Yoshinaga	Lee June-seo	Vladislav Bykanov	[4]^{[dead link]}
4 November 2018	Olympic Oval	5000m relay	Hungary	South Korea	Netherlands	[5] Archived 2018-11-06 at the Wayback Machine

Salt Lake City 9–11 November 2018

Date	Place	Distance	Winner	Second	Third	Reference
11 November 2018	Utah Olympic Oval	500m	Wu Dajing	Lim Hyo-jun	Shaoang Liu	[6] Archived 2020-04-24 at the Wayback Machine
10 November 2018	Utah Olympic Oval	1000m (1)	Shaolin Sandor Liu	Ren Ziwei	Park Ji-won	[7]^{[dead link]}
11 November 2018	Utah Olympic Oval	1000m (2)	Hong Kyung-hwan	Thibaut Fauconnet	Denis Ayrapetyan	[8]^{[dead link]}
10 November 2018	Utah Olympic Oval	1500m	Sjinkie Knegt	Lee June-seo	Steven Dubois	[9]^{[dead link]}
11 November 2018	Utah Olympic Oval	5000m relay	Hungary	China	Russia	[10]^{[dead link]}

Almaty 7–9 December 2018

Date	Place	Distance	Winner	Second	Third	Reference
9 December 2018	Halyk Arena	500m	Samuel Girard	Shaoang Liu	Abzal Azhgaliev	[11]^{[dead link]}
8 December 2018	Halyk Arena	1000m	Shaoang Liu	Sjinkie Knegt	Lee June-seo	[12]^{[dead link]}
8 December 2018	Halyk Arena	1500m (1)	Lim Hyo-jun	Kim Gun-woo	Hwang Dae-heon	[13]^{[dead link]}
9 December 2018	Halyk Arena	1500m (2)	Kim Gun-woo	Hong Kyung-hwan	Lee June-seo	[14]^{[dead link]}
9 December 2018	Halyk Arena	5000m relay	Netherlands	Canada	China	[15]^{[dead link]}

Dresden 1–3 February 2019

Date	Place	Distance	Winner	Second	Third	Reference
3 February 2019	EnergieVerbund Arena	500m	Lim Hyo-jun	Hwang Dae-heon	Cedrik Blais	[16]^{[dead link]}
2 February 2019	EnergieVerbund Arena	1000m (1)	Hwang Dae-heon	Charle Cournoyer	Hong Kyung-hwan	[17]^{[dead link]}
3 February 2019	EnergieVerbund Arena	1000m (2)	Park Ji-won	Vladislav Bykanov	Sebastien Lepape	[18]^{[dead link]}
2 February 2019	EnergieVerbund Arena	1500m	Kim Gun-woo	Charles Hamelin	Lim Hyo-jun	[19]^{[dead link]}
3 February 2019	EnergieVerbund Arena	5000m relay	Canada	Japan	Hungary	[20]^{[dead link]}

Torino 8–10 February 2019

Date	Place	Distance	Winner	Second	Third	Reference
9 February 2019	Tazzoli Ice Rink	500m (1)	Hwang Dae-heon	Shaolin Sandor Liu	Cedrik Blais	[21]^{[dead link]}
10 February 2019	Tazzoli Ice Rink	500m (2)	Lim Hyo-jun	Kim Gun-woo	Yu Songnan	[22]^{[dead link]}
10 February 2019	Tazzoli Ice Rink	1000m	Hwang Dae-heon	Park Ji-won	Steven Dubois	[23]^{[dead link]}
9 February 2019	Tazzoli Ice Rink	1500m	Kim Gun-woo	Hong Kyung-hwan	Steven Dubois	[24]^{[dead link]}
10 February 2019	Tazzoli Ice Rink	5000m relay	Russia	Japan	Italy	[25]^{[dead link]}

Women

Calgary 2–4 November 2018

Date	Place	Distance	Winner	Second	Third	Reference
3 November 2018	Olympic Oval	500m (1)	Natalia Maliszewska	Yara van Kerkhof	Alyson Charles	[26]^{[dead link]}
4 November 2018	Olympic Oval	500m (2)	Lara van Ruijven	Fan Kexin	Alyson Charles	[27]^{[dead link]}
4 November 2018	Olympic Oval	1000m	Suzanne Schulting	Sofia Prosvirnova	Veronique Pierron	[28]^{[dead link]}
3 November 2018	Olympic Oval	1500m	Suzanne Schulting	Courtney Lee Sarault	Ekaterina Efremenkova	[29]^{[dead link]}
4 November 2018	Olympic Oval	3000m relay	Russia	South Korea	Canada	[30]^{[dead link]}

Salt Lake City 9–11 November 2018

Date	Place	Distance	Winner	Second	Third	Reference
11 November 2018	Utah Olympic Oval	500m	Natalia Maliszewska	Suzanne Schulting	Fan Kexin	[31]^{[dead link]}
10 November 2018	Utah Olympic Oval	1000m (1)	Suzanne Schulting	Sofia Prosvirnova	Fan Kexin	[32]^{[dead link]}
11 November 2018	Utah Olympic Oval	1000m (2)	Alyson Charles	Anna Seidel	Noh Ah-reum	[33]^{[dead link]}
10 November 2018	Utah Olympic Oval	1500m	Choi Min-jeong	Kim Ji-yoo	Li Xuan	[34]^{[dead link]}
11 November 2018	Utah Olympic Oval	3000m relay	South Korea	Russia	Japan	[35]^{[dead link]}

Almaty 7–9 December 2018

Date	Place	Distance	Winner	Second	Third	Reference
9 December 2018	Halyk Arena	500m	Petra Jaszapati	Lara van Ruijven	Natalia Maliszewska	[36]^{[dead link]}
8 December 2018	Halyk Arena	1000m	Suzanne Schulting	Kim Boutin	Noh Ah-reum	[37]^{[dead link]}
8 December 2018	Halyk Arena	1500m (1)	Kim Geon-hee	Ekaterina Efremenkova	Li Jinyu	[38]^{[dead link]}
9 December 2018	Halyk Arena	1500m (2)	Choi Min-jeong	Suzanne Schulting	Kim Boutin	[39]^{[dead link]}
9 December 2018	Halyk Arena	3000m relay	Netherlands	South Korea	Canada	[40]^{[dead link]}

Dresden 1–3 February 2019

Date	Place	Distance	Winner	Second	Third	Reference
3 February 2019	EnergieVerbund Arena	500m	Martina Valcepina	Lara van Ruijven	Natalia Maliszewska	[41]^{[dead link]}
2 February 2019	EnergieVerbund Arena	1000m (1)	Sofia Prosvirnova	Choi Ji-hyun	Cynthia Mascitto	[42]^{[dead link]}
3 February 2019	EnergieVerbund Arena	1000m (2)	Suzanne Schulting	Kim Ji-yoo	Zhang Chutong	[43]^{[dead link]}
2 February 2019	EnergieVerbund Arena	1500m	Kim Ji-yoo	Kim Boutin	Suzanne Schulting	[44]^{[dead link]}
3 February 2019	EnergieVerbund Arena	3000m relay	Russia	Netherlands	Canada	[45]^{[dead link]}

Torino 8–10 February 2019

Date	Place	Distance	Winner	Second	Third	Reference
9 February 2019	Tazzoli Ice Rink	500m (1)	Martina Valcepina	Natalia Maliszewska	Kim Boutin	[46]^{[dead link]}
10 February 2019	Tazzoli Ice Rink	500m (2)	Martina Valcepina	Elise Christie	Maame Biney	[47]^{[dead link]}
10 February 2019	Tazzoli Ice Rink	1000m	Kim Boutin	Choi Min-jeong	Alyson Charles	[48]^{[dead link]}
9 February 2019	Tazzoli Ice Rink	1500m	Suzanne Schulting	Kim Ji-yoo	Anna Seidel	[49]^{[dead link]}
10 February 2019	Tazzoli Ice Rink	3000m relay	Netherlands	Italy	Russia	[50]^{[dead link]}

Mixed

Calgary 2–4 November 2018

Date	Place	Distance	Winner	Second	Third	Reference
4 November 2018	Olympic Oval	2000m relay	China	Netherlands	South Korea	[51] Archived 2020-09-12 at the Wayback Machine

Salt Lake City 9–11 November 2018

Date	Place	Distance	Winner	Second	Third	Reference
11 November 2018	Utah Olympic Oval	2000m relay	Hungary	Netherlands	France	[52]^{[dead link]}

Almaty 7–9 December 2018

Date	Place	Distance	Winner	Second	Third	Reference
9 December 2018	Halyk Arena	2000m relay	Canada	South Korea	China	[53]^{[dead link]}

Dresden 1–3 February 2019

Date	Place	Distance	Winner	Second	Third	Reference
3 February 2019	EnergieVerbund Arena	2000m relay	Russia	Hungary	Great Britain	[54]^{[dead link]}

Torino 8–10 February 2019

Date	Place	Distance	Winner	Second	Third	Reference
10 February 2019	Tazzoli Ice Rink	2000m relay	Russia	Canada	United States	[55]^{[dead link]}

World Cup standings

Men's 500 metres

Standings after 5 events

Pos	Athlete	Points
1.	Lim Hyo-jun (KOR)	31439
2.	Wu Dajing (CHN)	30000
3.	Samuel Girard (CAN)	26434
4.	Hwang Dae-heon (KOR)	23235
5.	Shaolin Sandor Liu (HUN)	22632

Women's 500 metres

Standings after 5 events

Pos	Athlete	Points
1.	Natalia Maliszewska (POL)	40800
2.	Martina Valcepina (ITA)	39216
3.	Lara van Ruijven (NED)	35216
4.	Yara van Kerkhof (NED)	20975
5.	Petra Jaszapati (HUN)	19306

Men's 1000 metres

Standings after 5 events

Pos	Athlete	Points
1.	Park Ji-won (KOR)	37520
2.	Hong Kyung-hwan (KOR)	24459
3.	Shaoang Liu (HUN)	23277
4.	Ren Ziwei (CHN)	20954
5.	Hwang Dae-heon (KOR)	20000

Women's 1000 metres

Standings after 5 events

Pos	Athlete	Points
1.	Suzanne Schulting (NED)	40000
2.	Sofia Prosvirnova (RUS)	29695
3.	Alyson Charles (CAN)	26640
4.	Veronique Pierron (FRA)	18105
5.	Kim Boutin (CAN)	18000

Men's 1500 metres

Standings after 5 events

Pos	Athlete	Points
1.	Kim Gun-woo (KOR)	38000
2.	Steven Dubois (CAN)	23040
3.	Lee June-seo (KOR)	22515
4.	Lim Hyo-jun (KOR)	19902
5.	Hong Kyung-hwan (KOR)	17074

Women's 1500 metres

Standings after 5 events

Pos	Athlete	Points
1.	Suzanne Schulting (NED)	34400
2.	Kim Ji-yoo (KOR)	29277
3.	Choi Min-jeong (KOR)	28192
4.	Ekaterina Efremenkova (RUS)	19118
5.	Li Jinyu (CHN)	15870

Men's 5000 metre relay

Standings after 5 events

Pos	Athlete	Points
1	Hungary	29677
2	Canada	26397
3	Japan	24192
4	Netherlands	23617
5	China	23616

Women's 3000 metre relay

Standings after 5 events

Pos	Athlete	Points
1	Russia	34400
2	Netherlands	33120
3	South Korea	32400
4	Canada	20541
5	Italy	15741

Mixed 2000 metre relay

Standings after 5 events

Pos	Athlete	Points
1	Russia	25898
2	China	25616
3	Canada	25373
4	Hungary	24717
5	South Korea	20862

Notes

References

External links

ISU.org World Cup Schedule
Official results Archived 2014-11-05 at the Wayback Machine

ISU Short Track Speed Skating World Cup

Seasons

Men's winners

1998–99: Li Jiajun
1999–2000: Kim Dong-sung
2000–01: Apolo Ohno
2001–02: Kim Dong-sung
2002–03: Apolo Ohno
2003–04: Ahn Hyun-soo
2004–05: Apolo Ohno
2005–06: Ahn Hyun-soo
2006–07: Tyson Heung
2007–08: Lee Ho-suk
2008–09: Sung Si-bak
2009–10: Lee Jung-su
2010–11: ~~Thibaut Fauconnet~~
2011–12: Noh Jin-kyu
2012–13: Noh Jin-kyu
2013–14: Charles Hamelin
2014–15: Sin Da-woon
2015–16: Kwak Yoon-gy
2016–17: Shaoang Liu
2017–18: Hwang Dae-heon
2018–19: Lim Hyo-jun
2019–20: Park Ji-won
2022–23: Park Ji-won

Women's winners

1998–99: Yang Yang
1999–2000: Yang Yang
2000–01: Yang Yang
2001–02: Yang Yang
2002–03: Fu Tianyu
2003–04: Choi Eun-kyung
2004–05: Wang Meng
2005–06: Jin Sun-yu
2006–07: Byun Chun-sa
2007–08: Jin Sun-yu
2008–09: Wang Meng
2009–10: Wang Meng
2010–11: Katherine Reutter
2011–12: Arianna Fontana
2012–13: Shim Suk-hee
2013–14: Shim Suk-hee
2014–15: Shim Suk-hee
2015–16: Choi Min-jeong
2016–17: Suzanne Schulting
2017–18: Choi Min-jeong
2018–19: Suzanne Schulting
2019–20: Suzanne Schulting
2022–23: Suzanne Schulting

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