Dennis

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.

WORLD RECORD again for Femke Bol - 49.24 
 
Lieke Klaver (50.10) and Cathelijn Peeters (52.08) with very good times as well. We are searching a fourth athlete to complete our relayteam.

Femke Bol just improved her indoor 400m record by another 0,02 seconds at the National Championships! 49,24
 
 
Meanwhile Lieke Klaver improved her indoor PB to 50,10 and 16 years old Madelief van Leur ran a NR U18 with 53,96 in the heats yesterday (improving the NR of Bol herself!).

The Ireland men’s 4x100m medley relay has made the final here and qualified for Paris
 
None of the swimmers have qualified individually yet

qualified a men's 4x100 medley relayteam in today's prelims. Last time we entered this event at the Games was London 2012. Now finally we have a decent backstroke swimmer, Kai van Westering. Together with Caspar Corbeau/Arno Kamminga (breast), Nyls Korstanje (fly) and Stan Pijnenburg (free) a very nice team.

Gelinas-Beaulieu is kind of the king of the side events here, taking medals in the team sprint, team pursuit and mass start  
 
Would have loved to see him take the gold today, but silver was awesome.

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

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

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

ISU World Cup 2023/24 - Final World Cup Standings
 
Women's 1.500m:
 
01.  Kim Gilli - 655 points
02.  Hanne Desmet - 504 points
03.  Kristen Santos-Griswold - 495 points
04.  Corinne Stoddard - 419 points
05.  Shim Suk-Hee - 330 points
06.  Gong Li - 291 points
07.  Danae Blais - 259 points
08.  Xandra Velzeboer - 225 points
09.  Courtney Sarault - 191 points
10.  Claudia Gagnon - 186 points
 
Men's 1.500m:
 
01.  William Dandjinou - 500 points
02.  Kim Gun Woo - 456 points
03.  Park Ji Won - 446 points
04.  Pascal Dion - 329 points
05.  Stijn Desmet - 315 points
06.  Friso Emons - 276 points
07.  Itzhak de Laat - 220 points
08.  Steven Dubois - 220 points
09.  Niall Treacy - 204 points
10.  Li Wenlong - 204 points
 
Mixed 2.000m Relay:
 
01.  the Netherlands - 380 points
02.  China - 330 points
03. South Korea - 300 points
04.  the United States of America - 284 points
05.  Italy - 280 points
06.  Belgium - 210 points
07.  Canada - 200 points
08.  Poland - 172 points
09.  France - 158 points
10.  Japan - 132 points
 
Top 12, which includes  Germany and  Hungary qualified for the World Championships

ISU World Cup 2023/24 -  Gdansk (Stage 6/6)
 
Women's 500m [1/2]:
 
01.  Selma Poutsma
02.  Hanne Desmet
03.  Kim Boutin
 
Men's 500m [1/2]:
 
01.  Seo Yi Ra
02.  Steven Dubois
03.  Lukasz Kuczynski
 
Women's 1.500m:
 
01.  Kristen Santos-Griswold
02.  Suzanne Schulting
03.  Corinne Stoddard
 
Men's 1.500m:
 
01.  Pascal Dion
02.  Jang Sungwoo
03.  Friso Emons
 
Mixed 2.000m Relay:
 
01.  the Netherlands
02.  South Korea
03.  Canada

ISU World Cup 2023/24 - Final World Cup Standings
 
Women's 1.500m:
 
01.  Kim Gilli - 655 points
02.  Hanne Desmet - 504 points
03.  Kristen Santos-Griswold - 495 points
04.  Corinne Stoddard - 419 points
05.  Shim Suk-Hee - 330 points
06.  Gong Li - 291 points
07.  Danae Blais - 259 points
08.  Xandra Velzeboer - 225 points
09.  Courtney Sarault - 191 points
10.  Claudia Gagnon - 186 points
 
Men's 1.500m:
 
01.  William Dandjinou - 500 points
02.  Kim Gun Woo - 456 points
03.  Park Ji Won - 446 points
04.  Pascal Dion - 329 points
05.  Stijn Desmet - 315 points
06.  Friso Emons - 276 points
07.  Itzhak de Laat - 220 points
08.  Steven Dubois - 220 points
09.  Niall Treacy - 204 points
10.  Li Wenlong - 204 points
 
Mixed 2.000m Relay:
 
01.  the Netherlands - 380 points
02.  China - 330 points
03. South Korea - 300 points
04.  the United States of America - 284 points
05.  Italy - 280 points
06.  Belgium - 210 points
07.  Canada - 200 points
08.  Poland - 172 points
09.  France - 158 points
10.  Japan - 132 points
 
Top 12, which includes  Germany and  Hungary qualified for the World Championships

ISU World Cup 2023/24 -  Gdansk (Stage 6/6)
 
Women's 500m [1/2]:
 
01.  Selma Poutsma
02.  Hanne Desmet
03.  Kim Boutin
 
Men's 500m [1/2]:
 
01.  Seo Yi Ra
02.  Steven Dubois
03.  Lukasz Kuczynski
 
Women's 1.500m:
 
01.  Kristen Santos-Griswold
02.  Suzanne Schulting
03.  Corinne Stoddard
 
Men's 1.500m:
 
01.  Pascal Dion
02.  Jang Sungwoo
03.  Friso Emons
 
Mixed 2.000m Relay:
 
01.  the Netherlands
02.  South Korea
03.  Canada

300m world record for Tebogo! He's gonna be a big problem for Lyles in Paris
 
 

yeah, finally she broke our almost 20-year old NR (held by Chiara Simionato)
 
I hope next year she can make that final step and consolidate herself among the world top sprinters (and maybe improve a little over the 1000m distance, where she's really bad at the moment)

Now 37.80 at the world championships. 
 
Sorry, I remembered this comment when I saw Pergher skate a PB two minutes ago. 

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. 

My first correct prediction this tournament.
 
 win the women’s team pursuit, silver for  Canada and  Japan wins bronze. 

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.