Dennis

ISU World Tour 2024/25 - Seoul (Stage 4/6) Mixed 2.000m Relay: 01. South Korea 02. China 03. Canada Women's 1.500m: 01. Kristen Santos-Griswold 02. Hanne Desmet 03. Corinne Stoddard Men's 1.000m: 01. William Dandjinou 02. Jens van 't Wout 03. Jang Sungwoo Women's 500m: 01. Kristen Santos-Griswold 02. Florence Brunelle 03. Hanne Desmet Men's 5.000m Relay: 01. China 02. Japan 03. South Korea

ISU World Tour 2024/25 - Seoul (Stage 4/6) Men's 1.500m: 01. William Dandjinou 02. Park Jiwon 03. Jens van 't Wout Women's 1.000m: 01. Kim Gilli 02. Danae Blais 03. Choi Minjeong Men's 500m: 01. Steven Dubois 02. Jordan Pierre-Gilles 03. Roberts Kruzbergs Women's 3.000m Relay: 01. Canada 02. Italy 03. South Korea

ISU World Tour 2024/25 - Beijing (Stage 3/6) Mixed 2.000m Relay: 01. China 02. South Korea 03. United States of America Women's 1.500m: 01. Corinne Stoddard 02. Kristen Santos-Griswold 03. Kim Gilli Men's 1.000m: 01. Felix Roussel 02. Michal Niewinski 03. Niall Treacy Women's 500m: 01. Xandra Velzeboer 02. Florence Brunelle 03. Rikki Doak Men's 5.000m Relay: 01. China 02. South Korea 03. the Netherlands

ISU World Tour 2024/25 - Beijing (Stage 3/6) Men's 1.500m: 01. Park Jiwon 02. William Dandjinou 03. Sun Long Women's 1.000m: 01. Danae Blais 02. Xandra Velzeboer 03. Corinne Stoddard 03. Choi Minjeong Men's 500m: 01. Sun Long 02. Steven Dubois 03. Liu Shaoang Women's 3.000m Relay: 01. Canada 02. South Korea 03. Kazakhstan

ISU World Tour 2024/25 - Montréal (Stage 2/6) Men's 5.000m Relay: 01. Canada 02. South Korea 03. Italy

Give her some time. I think she will grow into the season and seeing how many different skaters already have won medals in the first two weekends of the season, I don't see why Fontana couldn't be one of them. She's been incredibly close this weekend with two A-finals in her first event back.

Finish of the men's 5.000m relay B-final:

These are also the standings in the women's Crystal Globe after 2/6 weekends. The gaps between the three are very close. On the other hand, we have William Dandjinou in a league of his own in the men's Crystal Globe standings before Pietro Sighel and Jens van 't Wout

ISU World Tour 2024/25 - Montréal (Stage 2/6) Women's 500m: 01. Xandra Velzeboer 02. Choi Minjeong 03. Kim Gilli

Canada has won 5/7 events so far this weekend

ISU World Tour 2024/25 - Montréal (Stage 2/6) Men's 1.000m: 01. William Dandjinou 02. Jang Sungwoo 03. Jordan Pierre-Gilles

ISU World Tour 2024/25 - Montréal (Stage 2/6) Women's 1.500m: 01. Hanne Desmet 02. Kim Gilli 03. Corinne Stoddard

We've had some national championships already this season. Here are the national champions so far: Canada Women: Carolina Hiller (500m) Ivanie Blondin (1.000m, 1.500m, 3.000m) Laura Hall (5.000m) Valerie Maltais (Mass Start) Men: Laurent Dubreuil (500m) Connor Howe (1.000m, 1.500m) Graeme Fish (5.000m, 10.000m) Hayden Mayeur (Mass Start) South Korea Women: Kim Min-Sun (500m, 1.000m) Park Ji-Woo (1.500m, 3.000m) Jeong Yu-Na (5.000m) 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 Women: Yukino Yoshida (500m) Miho Takagi (1.000m, 1.500m, 3.000m) Momoka Horikawa (5.000m, Mass Start) Men: Tatsuya Shinhama (500m, 1.000m) Taiyo Nonomura (1.500m) Seitaro Ichinohe (5.000m, 10.000m) Shoumu Sasaki (Mass Start) Poland Women: Andzelika Wójcik (500m) Natalia Jabrzyk (1.000m, 1.500m, 5.000m) Zofia Braun (3.000m) Liwia Kubin (Mass Start) Men: Piotr Michalski (500m) Damian Zurek (1.000m, 1.500m) Szymon Palka (5.000m, 10.000m, Mass Start) Norway Women: Julie Nistad Samsonsen (500m) Ragne Wiklund (1.500m, 3.000m) Aurora Grinden Løvås (Mass Start) Men: Bjørn Magnussen (500m) Sander Eitrem (1.500m, 5.000m) Allan Dahl Johnasson (Mass Start) United States of America Women: Kimi Goetz (500m) Brittany Bowe (1.000m, 1.500m) Greta Myers (3.000m) Rebecca Simmons (5.000m) Men: Jordan Stolz (500m, 1.000m, 1.500m) Casey Dawson (5.000m) Kelin Dunfee (10.000m) Germany Women: Anna Ostlender (500m, 1.000m) Lea Sophie Scholz (1.500m) Maira Jasch (3.000m) Josie Hofmann (5.000m) Michelle Uhrig (Mass Start) 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 Women: Vanessa Herzog (500m) Jeannine Rosner (1.000m, 3.000m) Anna Molnar (1.500m) Men: Ignaz Gschwentner (500m, 1.000m) Julian Zimmerling (3.000m) Czechia Women: Nikola Zdráhalová (500m, 1.000m, Allround) Martina Sáblíková (1.500m, 3.000m) Men: Prokop Stodola (500m, 1.000m, 1.500m) Tadeáš Procházka (5.000m) Portugal Women: Francisca Gomes Henriques (500m) Jéssica Carolina Santos Rodrigues (1.000m, 1.500m, 3.000m, Allround) Men: Martim José Coelho Vieira (500m) Afonso Henrique Pestana Silva (1.000m, 1.500m, 5.000m, Allround) Miguel Amores Monteiro (3.000m) Romania Women: Mihaela Hogas (Sprint) Men: Cosmin Nedelea (Sprint) Notable results (other than the times mentioned in this thread by others): Unkown skater Hanna Damaratskaya skated 37,65 in the women's 500m in Kolomna, the 2nd time of the season so far. Yevgeniy Koshkin finished in 34,56 in the men's 500m in Inzell, the 3rd time of the season so far. 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.

They have only two women in their national team, one of whom could not start today (Tineke den Dulk). I do not know why she could not start.

ISU World Tour 2024/25 - Montréal (Stage 2/6) Mixed 2.000m Relay: 01. Canada 02. the Netherlands 03. Japan