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Short-track speed skating at the 2022 Winter Olympics – Women's 1000 metres - Wikipedia

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Women's 1000 metres

at the XXIV Olympic Winter Games

Short track speed skating

Venue

Capital Indoor Stadium,
Beijing

Date

9 and 11 February

Competitors

32 from 14 nations

Winning time

1:28.391

Medalists

		Suzanne Schulting	Netherlands
		Choi Min-jeong	South Korea
		Hanne Desmet	Belgium

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Short-track speed skating at the 2022 Winter Olympics

Qualification
500 m	men		women
1000 m	men		women
1500 m	men		women
2000 m relay		mixed
3000 m relay			women
5000 m relay	men
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The women's 1000 metres competition in short track speed skating at the 2022 Winter Olympics was held on 9 February (heats) and 11 February (finals), at the Capital Indoor Stadium in Beijing.^[1] Suzanne Schulting of the Netherlands won the gold medal and thereby successfully defended her 2018 title. In the semifinal, Schulting set the new world record. Choi Min-jeong won the silver medal, and Hanne Desmet of Belgium the bronze. Desmet's medal was the first ever Belgian medal in short track speed skating and only the seventh Belgian medal at the Winter Olympics.

The 2018 silver medalist, Kim Boutin, and the bronze medalist, Arianna Fontana, qualified as well. Schulting was the 2021 World Short Track Speed Skating champion at all distances, including 1500 m. Desmet and Courtney Sarault were the silver and bronze medalists, respectively. Many top athletes did not participate in the championship, however. Schulting was also leading the 2021–22 ISU Short Track Speed Skating World Cup at the 1000 m distance with four races completed before the Olympics, followed by Kristen Santos and Choi Min-jeong.

Qualification

Countries were assigned quotas based on their performance during the 2021–22 ISU Short Track Speed Skating World Cup, with the top 32 athletes (maximum of three per country qualifying quotas. If a NOC declined a quota spot, it was distributed to the next available athlete, only if the maximum quota of 56 athletes per gender was not surpassed.^[2]

Records

Prior to this competition, the existing world and Olympic records were as follows.

World record	Shim Suk-hee (KOR)	1:26.661	Calgary, Canada	21 October 2012
Olympic record	Valérie Maltais (CAN)	1:28.771	Sochi, Russia	18 February 2014

The following records were set during the competition.

Date	Round	Athlete	Country	Time	Record	Ref
9 February	Heat 2	Suzanne Schulting	Netherlands	1:27.292	OR	^[3]
11 February	Quarterfinal 1	Suzanne Schulting	Netherlands	1:26.514	WR, OR	^[4]

Results

Heats

Rank	Heat	Name	Country	Time^[3]	Notes
1	1	Choi Min-jeong	South Korea	1:28.053	Q
2	1	Selma Poutsma	Netherlands	1:28.115	Q
3	1	Anna Vostrikova	ROC	1:28.290	q
4	1	Kathryn Thomson	Great Britain	1:30.037
1	2	Suzanne Schulting	Netherlands	1:27.292	Q, OR
2	2	Han Yutong	China	1:27.401	Q
3	2	Corinne Stoddard	United States	1:27.528	q
4	2	Shione Kaminaga	Japan	1:28.465
1	3	Qu Chunyu	China	1:30.342	Q
2	3	Xandra Velzeboer	Netherlands	1:30.454	Q
3	3	Gwendoline Daudet	France	1:31.734
4	3	Zsófia Kónya	Hungary	No time
1	4	Arianna Fontana	Italy	1:30.066	Q
2	4	Sumire Kikuchi	Japan	1:30.154	Q
3	4	Olga Tikhonova	Kazakhstan	1:56.438
	4	Sofia Prosvirnova	ROC		PEN
1	5	Maame Biney	United States	1:27.859	Q
2	5	Lee Yu-bin	South Korea	1:27.862	Q
3	5	Zhang Chutong	China	1:27.910	q
4	5	Kim Boutin	Canada	No time
1	6	Courtney Sarault	Canada	1:27.798	Q
2	6	Hanne Desmet	Belgium	1:27.836	Q
3	6	Kim A-lang	South Korea	1:28.680
4	6	Yuki Kikuchi	Japan	1:28.764
1	7	Natalia Maliszewska	Poland	1:29.610	Q
2	7	Ekaterina Efremenkova	ROC	1:29.734	Q
3	7	Alyson Charles	Canada	1:29.863	ADV
	7	Tifany Huot-Marchand	France		PEN
1	8	Kristen Santos	United States	1:28.237	Q
2	8	Petra Jászapáti	Hungary	1:28.392	Q
3	8	Cynthia Mascitto	Italy	1:28.471
4	8	Kamila Stormowska	Poland	1:28.567

Quarterfinals

Rank	Heat	Name	Country	Time^[4]	Notes
1	1	Suzanne Schulting	Netherlands	1:26.514	Q, WR
2	1	Xandra Velzeboer	Netherlands	1:26.592	Q
3	1	Corinne Stoddard	United States	1:27.912	q
4	1	Qu Chunyu	China	1:28.355
5	1	Han Yutong	China	1:31.638
1	2	Lee Yu-bin	South Korea	1:29.120	Q
2	2	Maame Biney	United States	1:29.225	Q
3	2	Ekaterina Efremenkova	ROC	1:29.434
4	2	Anna Vostrikova	ROC	1:30.021
5	2	Natalia Maliszewska	Poland	1:48.908
1	3	Arianna Fontana	Italy	1:29.324	Q
2	3	Hanne Desmet	Belgium	1:29.388	Q
3	3	Courtney Sarault	Canada	1:29.450
4	3	Zhang Chutong	China	1:29.755
5	3	Sumire Kikuchi	Japan	1:37.170
1	4	Kristen Santos	United States	1:28.393	Q
2	4	Choi Min-jeong	South Korea	1:28.722	Q
3	4	Petra Jászapáti	Hungary	1:28.786	q
4	4	Selma Poutsma	Netherlands	1:29.077
5	4	Alyson Charles	Canada	1:30.161

Semifinals

Rank	Heat	Name	Country	Time^[5]	Notes
1	1	Suzanne Schulting	Netherlands	1:28.108	QA
2	1	Hanne Desmet	Belgium	1:28.166	QA
3	1	Lee Yu-bin	South Korea	1:28.170	QB
4	1	Maame Biney	United States	1:28.806	QB
5	1	Petra Jászapáti	Hungary	1:28.827	QB
1	2	Kristen Santos	United States	1:26.783	QA
2	2	Arianna Fontana	Italy	1:26.811	QA
3	2	Choi Min-jeong	South Korea	1:26.850	QA
4	2	Corinne Stoddard	United States	1:27.626	QB
5	2	Xandra Velzeboer	Netherlands	1:27.777	QB

Finals

Final B

Rank	Name	Country	Time
5	Xandra Velzeboer	Netherlands	1:29.668
6	Lee Yu-bin	South Korea	1:29.739
7	Corinne Stoddard	United States	1:29.845
8	Petra Jászapáti	Hungary	1:30.249
9	Maame Biney	United States	1:30.736

Final A

Rank	Name	Country	Time^[6]	Notes
	Suzanne Schulting	Netherlands	1:28.391
	Choi Min-jeong	South Korea	1:28.443
	Hanne Desmet	Belgium	1:28.928
4	Kristen Santos	United States	1:42.745
	Arianna Fontana	Italy		PEN

References

^ "Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games Competition Schedule Version 9" (PDF). New.inews.gtimg.com. Retrieved 7 February 2022.
^ "Qualification Systems for XXIV Olympic Winter Games, Beijing 2022 Short Track Speed Skating" (PDF). International Skating Union. Retrieved 31 October 2021.
^ ^a ^b Heats results, Olympics.com
^ ^a ^b Quarterfinals results
^ Semifinals results
^ Finals results

v t e Olympic champions in women's 1000 m short-track speed skating
As exhibition sport	1988: Li Yan (CHN)
As official sport	1994: Chun Lee-kyung (KOR) 1998: Chun Lee-kyung (KOR) 2002: Yang Yang (CHN) 2006: Jin Sun-yu (KOR) 2010: Wang Meng (CHN) 2014: Park Seung-hi (KOR) 2018: Suzanne Schulting (NED) 2022: Suzanne Schulting (NED)

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