We've had some national championships already this season. Here are the national champions so far:
Canada
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Women:
- Carolina Hiller (500m)
- Ivanie Blondin (1.000m, 1.500m, 3.000m)
- Laura Hall (5.000m)
- Valerie Maltais (Mass Start)
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Men:
- Laurent Dubreuil (500m)
- Connor Howe (1.000m, 1.500m)
- Graeme Fish (5.000m, 10.000m)
- Hayden Mayeur (Mass Start)
South Korea
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Women:
- Kim Min-Sun (500m, 1.000m)
- Park Ji-Woo (1.500m, 3.000m)
- Jeong Yu-Na (5.000m)
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Men
- Kim Jun-Ho (500m)
- Cha Min-Kyu (1.000m)
- Oh Hyun-Min (1.500m)
- Lee Seung-Hoon (5.000m)
- Park Sung-Yun (10.000m)
Japan
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Women:
- Yukino Yoshida (500m)
- Miho Takagi (1.000m, 1.500m, 3.000m)
- Momoka Horikawa (5.000m, Mass Start)
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Men:
- Tatsuya Shinhama (500m, 1.000m)
- Taiyo Nonomura (1.500m)
- Seitaro Ichinohe (5.000m, 10.000m)
- Shoumu Sasaki (Mass Start)
Poland
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Women:
- Andzelika Wójcik (500m)
- Natalia Jabrzyk (1.000m, 1.500m, 5.000m)
- Zofia Braun (3.000m)
- Liwia Kubin (Mass Start)
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Men:
- Piotr Michalski (500m)
- Damian Zurek (1.000m, 1.500m)
- Szymon Palka (5.000m, 10.000m, Mass Start)
Norway
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Women:
- Julie Nistad Samsonsen (500m)
- Ragne Wiklund (1.500m, 3.000m)
- Aurora Grinden Løvås (Mass Start)
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Men:
- Bjørn Magnussen (500m)
- Sander Eitrem (1.500m, 5.000m)
- Allan Dahl Johnasson (Mass Start)
United States of America
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Women:
- Kimi Goetz (500m)
- Brittany Bowe (1.000m, 1.500m)
- Greta Myers (3.000m)
- Rebecca Simmons (5.000m)
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Men:
- Jordan Stolz (500m, 1.000m, 1.500m)
- Casey Dawson (5.000m)
- Kelin Dunfee (10.000m)
Germany
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Women:
- Anna Ostlender (500m, 1.000m)
- Lea Sophie Scholz (1.500m)
- Maira Jasch (3.000m)
- Josie Hofmann (5.000m)
- Michelle Uhrig (Mass Start)
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Men:
- Hendrik Dombek (500m)
- Moritz Klein (1.000m)
- Stefan Emele (1.500m)
- Patrick Beckert (5.000m)
- Fridtjof Petzold (10.000m)
- Tom Rudolph (Mass Start)
Austria
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Women:
- Vanessa Herzog (500m)
- Jeannine Rosner (1.000m, 3.000m)
- Anna Molnar (1.500m)
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Men:
- Ignaz Gschwentner (500m, 1.000m)
- Julian Zimmerling (3.000m)
Czechia
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Women:
- Nikola Zdráhalová (500m, 1.000m, Allround)
- Martina Sáblíková (1.500m, 3.000m)
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Men:
- Prokop Stodola (500m, 1.000m, 1.500m)
- Tadeáš Procházka (5.000m)
Portugal
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Women:
- Francisca Gomes Henriques (500m)
- Jéssica Carolina Santos Rodrigues (1.000m, 1.500m, 3.000m, Allround)
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Men:
- Martim José Coelho Vieira (500m)
- Afonso Henrique Pestana Silva (1.000m, 1.500m, 5.000m, Allround)
- Miguel Amores Monteiro (3.000m)
Romania
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Women:
- Mihaela Hogas (Sprint)
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Men:
- Cosmin Nedelea (Sprint)
Notable results (other than the times mentioned in this thread by others):
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Unkown skater
Hanna Damaratskaya skated 37,65 in the women's 500m in 
Kolomna, the 2nd time of the season so far.
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Yevgeniy Koshkin finished in 34,56 in the men's 500m in Inzell, the 3rd time of the season so far.
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Sanne in 't Hof skated a 6.54,97 in the women's 5.000m in Heerenveen, more than 10 seconds faster than the number 2 time of the season.
Difference between 
Lollobrigida (4th) and 
Han (5th) after 4 distances: 0.01 seconds 
Schouten who won 3 golden medals and 1 silver medal this weekend has decided to retire! She also won 3 golden medals at the 2022 Olympics.
Quite a surprise to be honest
Ghiotto destroys the competition and defends his world title in style!
wins the silver and bronze as Ted Jan Bloemen and Graeme Fish finish in 2nd and 3rd place.
Surprising gold medal for Joy Beune who had big doubts whether she should start here as the 1.500m that will be skated in about 3 hours from now is her favorite distance that she won in Quebec during the last World Cup weekend of the season.
Silver for the big favorite Irene Schouten and bronze for the legend Martina Sáblíková
Joy Beune faster than Schouten 
The women's 5.000m about to start with Horikawa and Weidemann in pair 1. Both have good chances of finishing top 5 or even on the podium. It'll be interesting to see the time they can set.
First ever medal for 
I think with Wenger taking the bronze in the men’s mass start. 
Swings wins yet another gold medal on the mass start after the gold at the 2022 Olympics and 2023 World Championships and a very surprising silver for Gélinas-Beaulieu
Schouten wins her third gold medal of the tournament after falling early in the race.
Blondin came close and won a silver medal before Groenewoud with a bronze medal.
Great mass start to watch with lots of action!
Stolz wins his 5th world title maintaining his 100% score at world single distance championships.
Another silver for today as Ning is the best of the rest and wins bronze
Takagi wins her first individual world title, exactly two years after winning the Olympic gold on the women’s 1.000m in Beijing.
Surprising silver for Han, 0.01 seconds before Leerdam
19-year-old Jordan Stolz wins his 4th individual world title in an amazing time of 33.69!
Dubreuil is the best of the rest and Żurek wins a great bronze medal.
Femke Kok prolongs her 500m World title, Kim Min-Sun takes silver after missing out on a medal last year and Kimi Goetz keeps her country's honour intact with a bronze.
Gold for in the men’s team pursuit
Silver for and bronze for
My first correct prediction this tournament. 
win the women’s team pursuit, silver for Canada and Japan wins bronze.
And gold for again, 0.002 seconds faster than and bronze for
Top 6 teams within 0.23 seconds
skates a new WR in pair 1, then improves that new WR in pair 2 by 0.01 second
And here is the gold medal for
Silver for and bronze for
9 medals awarded to 7 different countries so far
Gold for Roest, silver for Ghiotto and bronze for Eitrem
Nice podium again with a clear top 3, but a little sad 
Loubineaud finished 4th. Would’ve been a great medalist
Loubineaud 6:12.15
Gold for Schouten, silver for Weidemann and bronze for Sáblíková.
What a great first podium of this tournament with three amazing skaters!
ExpandNot a single gold for
@Dennis
They’ll probably win one or more golden medals, a lot of the events are very close this year. It’s just that Canada hasn’t won many world cups either this year. Canada definitely has good chances in the women’s mass start with both Blondin and Maltais, they have a solid women’s team pursuit team and Ted-Jan Bloemen is one of the favorites for the men’s 10k (especially on his favorite rink in Calgary). A lot can happen on the men’s 500m where one mistake from Stolz could create chances for Dubreuil as well.
This is just a fun prediction, but apart from Stolz and Takagi there aren’t any obvious winners on any of the distances, I think.
No prediction contest this year, so I'm just going to post my predictions here (with some surprises):
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Thursday:
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3.000m Women:
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Ragne Wiklund (hoping she is fully recovered)
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Irene Schouten
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Marijke Groenewoud
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5.000m Men:
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Patrick Roest
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Davide Ghiotto
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Ted-Jan Bloemen
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Team Sprint Women:
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the Netherlands
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Canada
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Poland
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Team Sprint Men:
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the United States of America
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Poland
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the Netherlands
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3.000m Women:
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Friday:
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Team Pursuit Women:
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the Netherlands
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Canada
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Japan
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Team Pursuit Men:
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the United States of America
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Norway
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Italy
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500m Women:
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Erin Jackson
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Femke Kok
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Kim Min-Sun
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500m Men:
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Jordan Stolz
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Wataru Morishige
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Laurent Dubreuil
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Team Pursuit Women:
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Saturday:
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1.000m Women:
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Miho Takagi
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Jutta Leerdam
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Kimi Goetz
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1.000m Men:
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Jordan Stolz
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Kjeld Nuis
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Tatsuya Shinhama
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Mass Start Women:
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Irene Schouten
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Ivanie Blondin
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Mia Manganello
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Mass Start Men:
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Chung Jae-Won
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Bart Swings
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Andrea Giovannini
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1.000m Women:
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Sunday:
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5.000m Women:
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Irene Schouten
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Martina Sáblíková
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Ragne Wiklund
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10.000m Men:
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Davide Ghiotto
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Michele Malfatti
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Jorrit Bergsma
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1.500m Women:
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Miho Takagi
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Antoinette de Jong
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Joy Beune
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1.500m Men:
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Jordan Stolz
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Kjeld Nuis
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Ning Zhongyan
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5.000m Women:
My predicted medal table:
| Country | Gold | SIlver | Bronze |
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United States of America
|
6 | 0 | 2 |
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the Netherlands
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5 | 6 | 4 |
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Japan
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2 | 1 | 2 |
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Italy
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1 | 2 | 2 |
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Norway
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1 | 1 | 1 |
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South Korea
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1 | 0 | 1 |
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Canada
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0 | 3 | 2 |
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Poland
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0 | 1 | 1 |
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Belgium
|
0 | 1 | 0 |
|
Czech Republic
|
0 | 1 | 0 |
|
China
|
0 | 1 | 1 |
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