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Post by wildfire on Oct 21, 2011 17:54:32 GMT -8
Men's 1500m (2) Heat Results:
Heat 1 [Splits]
Place Start Pos. Warnings Name ISU Member Results Qual. Points
1 2 YU Yongjun CHN 2:24.497 Q
2 6 CARR Kyle USA 2:24.541 Q
3 5 BURJAN Csaba HUN 2:25.958
4 4 CROLET Thibault FRA 2:26.039
5 3 SHOEBRIDGE Richard GBR 2:26.592
6 1 TSANKOV Tsvetan BUL 2:31.137
Heat 2 [Splits]
Place Start Pos. Warnings Name ISU Member Results Qual. Points
1 3 NOH Jinkyu KOR 2:19.107 Q
2 1 DOTTI Tommaso ITA 2:19.506 Q
3 5 RZEMIENIECKI Dawid POL 2:21.031
4 2 BYKANOV Vladislav ISR 2:22.626
5 4 FAZIO Jose Ignacio ARG 2:30.382
Heat 3 [Splits]
Place Start Pos. Warnings Name ISU Member Results Qual. Points
1 2 HERRMANN Paul GER 2:18.348 Q
2 4 MALONE Jordan USA 2:18.596 Q
3 3 ZAKHAROV Ruslan RUS 2:19.066
4 1 BOKKERINK Christiaan NED 2:19.116
5 5 STELZMUELLER Matthias AUT 2:23.593
Heat 4 [Splits]
Place Start Pos. Warnings Name ISU Member Results Qual. Points
1 3 TREMBLAY Francois-Louis CAN 2:21.191 Q
2 1 TAKAMIDO Yuzo JPN 2:21.517 Q
3 5 COMPAGNONI Matteo ITA 2:23.969
4 4 ANDREYEV Fedor KAZ 2:24.640
PEN 2 SIN Da Woon KOR PEN
Heat 5 [Splits]
Place Start Pos. Warnings Name ISU Member Results Qual. Points
1 1 KWAK Yoon-Gy KOR 2:14.453 Q
2 3 KNEGT Sjinkie NED 2:14.927 Q
3 2 CHIASSON-POIRIER Gabriel CAN 2:14.978
4 4 KURGINIAN Viacheslav RUS 2:16.625
5 5 CHATAIGNIER Maxime FRA 2:16.801
Heat 6 [Splits]
Place Start Pos. Warnings Name ISU Member Results Qual. Points
1 2 CELSKI J.R. USA 2:18.199 Q
2 6 HAMELIN Francois CAN 2:18.986 Q
3 3 UEMURA Daisuke JPN 2:19.847
4 1 BODA Pierre AUS 2:21.596
5 4 NAGY Konrad HUN 2:21.734
PEN 5 ELISTRATOV Semen RUS PEN
Heat 7 [Splits]
Place Start Pos. Warnings Name ISU Member Results Qual. Points
1 3 SAKURAI Yuma JPN 2:17.661 Q
2 4 SHI Jingnan CHN 2:18.567 Q
3 6 KERSTHOLT Niels NED 2:18.675
4 5 BECKER Robert GER 2:20.682
5 1 DAUMOV Aslan KAZ 2:26.390
6 2 YORDANOV Asen BUL 2:29.194
Heat 8 [Splits]
Place Start Pos. Warnings Name ISU Member Results Qual. Points
1 2 SONG Weilong CHN 2:22.503 Q
2 1 CASSINELLI Andrea ITA 2:22.576 Q
3 4 UPCOTT Ian GBR 2:22.999
4 3 MILZ Christoph GER 2:23.006
5 6 HAY Lachlan AUS 2:24.067
6 5 FILIPOWICZ Adam POL 2:27.664
Top 2 Athletes from each heat qualify for Semifinals. 28 not qualified skaters will move forward to Rep Heats.
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Post by wildfire on Oct 21, 2011 17:55:59 GMT -8
Hi Mtnme!!!!!!!  Do you think you'll make it in time tomorrow night? See you soon! Tony's live blog was AWESOME today!! Worked very well and he did a great job with it (like always)!  |
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Post by wildfire on Oct 21, 2011 17:57:24 GMT -8
Ladies 3000m Relay Heat Results:
Heat 1 [Splits] Place Start Pos. Relay Team Name ISU Member Results Qual. Points 1 3 FAN KexinLI JianrouXIAO HanZHAO Nannan CHINA CHN 4:16.473 Q 2 1 ITO AyukoSAKAI YuiSHIMIZU SayuriYOSHIDA Marie JAPAN JPN 4:16.551 Q 3 2 TER MORS JorienVAN DOORN AnnitaVAN KERKHOF SanneVAN KERKHOF Yara NETHERLANDS NED 4:19.471 q Heat 2 [Splits] Place Start Pos. Relay Team Name ISU Member Results Qual. Points 1 1 CHO Ha-RiCHOI Jung-WonKIM Dam MinSON Soo-Min KOREA KOR 4:21.200 Q 2 2 CHEN SarahDUDEK AlysonGEHRING LanaREUTTER Katherine UNITED STATES USA 4:21.614 Q  3 3 KESZLER AndreaKONYA ZsofiaLAJTOS SzandraTOTH Patricia HUNGARY HUN 4:22.535 4 4 GEORGIEVA-NIKOLOVA MarinaPATSOVA GerganaVUTEVA KristinaZAHARIEVA Raya BULGARIA BUL 4:31.526 Heat 3 [Splits] Place Start Pos. Relay Team Name ISU Member Results Qual. Points 1 3 DROLET Marie-EveMALTAIS ValerieST-GELAIS MarianneTRUCHON Caroline CANADA CAN 4:15.605 Q 2 2 BARANOK EkaterinaBELYAKOVA OlgaBORODULINA TatianaEVTEEVA Nina RUSSIA RUS 4:16.086 Q 3 1 FONTANA AriannaMAFFEI CeciliaVALCEPINA MartinaVIVIANI Elena ITALY ITA 4:16.277 q Top 2 Relays from each heat and the next 2 fastest thirds qualify for Semifinals.
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Post by wildfire on Oct 21, 2011 17:58:35 GMT -8
Men's 5000m Relay Heat Results:Heat 1 [Splits] Place Start Pos. Relay Team Name ISU Member Results Qual. Points 1 3 OGURO YoshiakiSAKURAI YumaTAKAMIDO YuzoUEMURA Daisuke JAPAN JPN 6:51.662 Q 2 4 KWAK Yoon-GyLEE Ho-SukNOH JinkyuSIN Da Woon KOREA KOR 6:51.801 Q 3 2 BECKER RobertHERRMANN PaulKROEGER TorstenSEIFERT Robert GERMANY GER 6:52.061 4 1 BERES BenceLIU SHAOLIN SandorNAGY KonradOLAH Bence HUNGARY HUN 7:04.197 Heat 2 [Splits] Place Start Pos. Relay Team Name ISU Member Results Qual. Points 1 3 ELEY JonSHOEBRIDGE RichardSTANLEY PaulWHELBOURNE Jack GREAT BRITAIN GBR 7:00.367 Q 2 1 BREEUWSMA DaanKERSTHOLT NielsKNEGT SjinkieVAN DER WART Freek NETHERLANDS NED 7:00.612 Q 3 4 CHATAIGNIER MaximeLEPAPE SebastienMASSON JeremyYANG Alexis FRANCE FRA 7:03.071 DNS 2 DIMITROV ViktorPANDOV KirilTSANKOV TsvetanYORDANOV Asen BULGARIA BUL DNS Heat 3 [Splits] Place Start Pos. Relay Team Name ISU Member Results Qual. Points 1 2 CARR KyleCELSKI J.R.KRUEGER John-HenryUYEHARA Kyle UNITED STATES USA 7:04.448 Q 2 1 GONG QiuwenLIANG WenhaoSHI JingnanSONG Weilong CHINA CHN 7:05.664 Q 3 3 BODA PierreCALDECUTT RonaldHAY LachlanLAZENBY Armstrong AUSTRALIA AUS 7:12.314 4 4 ANDREYEV FedorDAUMOV AslanKHAIROV DanabekSULTANGALIYEV Artur KAZAKHSTAN KAZ 7:15.833 Heat 4 [Splits] Place Start Pos. Relay Team Name ISU Member Results Qual. Points 1 2 CHIASSON-POIRIER GabrielGILDAY MichaelHAMELIN CharlesHAMELIN Francois CANADA CAN 6:53.306 Q 2 3 ELISTRATOV SemenGRIGOREV VladimirKOZULIN EvgeniiKURGINIAN Viacheslav RUSSIA RUS 6:54.200 Q 3 4 CASSINELLI AndreaDOTTI TommasoREGGIANI EdoardoVISCARDI Davide ITALY ITA 6:59.198 4 1 FILIPOWICZ AdamJAWORSKI JakubKONOPKO BartoszRZEMIENIECKI Dawid POLAND POL 7:02.271 Top 2 Relays from each heat qualify for Semifinals.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 21, 2011 18:57:56 GMT -8
Thanks for the updates everyone. What time do we 'watch' on Saturday?
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Post by gdbaby77 on Oct 21, 2011 20:27:22 GMT -8
Hi guys-
I am wondering why there are two 1500m's?
There's 1500(1) and 1500 (2).
Why...?
And Lori,
I'll try to contact you tmrw!!!
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Post by mtnme on Oct 21, 2011 21:13:10 GMT -8
Hi guys- I am wondering why there are two 1500m's? There's 1500(1) and 1500 (2). Why...? And Lori, I'll try to contact you tmrw!!! - I believe it's because they have more races they are supposed to compete in any given year than they have competitions for. So every competition, they do a double - this time out, it's the 1500m, next competition it might be the 500m they have two of...and so on. By the end of the competitive year, they will have completed all they were supposed to. Skaters rack up points for each competition. Whoever ends up with the most points at the end of the season becomes ST master of the universe...or something to that effect. (OK, Actually, they become the WC champion for the season.) Wildfire - my plane gets in at 7pm. If the plane is on time, I sprint out of the rental car place quickly, traffic is light (and the competition goes longer than 9pm) I might get to see some of the final events.  ;D |
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Post by Laura (Lori) on Oct 21, 2011 21:37:49 GMT -8
Thanks for the updates everyone. What time do we 'watch' on Saturday? Repechages start at 11:50 (Mountain Time) tomorrow, and the Medal Rounds start at 6:02 (Mountain time) Wildfire, thanks for posting the results from each round - that's a bunch of cutting/pasting that I can cross off my list! Sk8er, PEN has pretty much the same consequential effect as DQ - they just have a new name for it now, and there are different criteria for calling it. To sum up how our skater did: In the 1500M(1), Emily Scott, Jessica Smith, Katheriine Reutter and Kyle Carr advance - Jonathan Garcia and John-Henry Krueger go to the Repechage round. In the 1000M, Alyson Dudek, Lana Gehring, Kyle Uyehara and J.R. Celski advance - Sarah Chen and Jordan Malone go to the Repechage round. In the 500M, Jessica Smith, Alyson Dudek, Kyle Uyehara and John-Henry Krueger advance - Sarah Chen and Jonathan Garcia go to the Repechage round. In the 1500M(2), Katherine Reutter, Emily Scott, Lana Gehring, J.R. Celski, Jordan Malone and Kyle Carr advance (i.e., ALL 6 of our skaters)! Relays - both teams advanced! ---------------------- A note on our youngest skaters: SARAH CHEN finished 4th in a blazing fast heat in the 1000M - she skated a PERSONAL BEST, but still didn’t advance. JOHN-HENRY KRUEGER did not advance, but finished third and battled the entire way. He was passing or trying to pass for that second-place slot for most of the last few laps! Both of them participated in the Relay Quarterfinals, helping the men's and the ladies' teams to advance - good job! |
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Post by dose on Oct 21, 2011 23:06:22 GMT -8
Hi guys- I am wondering why there are two 1500m's? There's 1500(1) and 1500 (2). Why...? As far as I know, You can think of it as a welfare. It may let players participate in more races. In addition, the double is selected by the host country in the every station. The host country can choose a double from 500m, 1000m or 1500m. In other words, usually the host country will choose the outstanding project of their players. It is also hoped that their athletes have good performance as the host country. |
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Post by dose on Oct 21, 2011 23:20:19 GMT -8
The ISU Live Stream have three countries can't watch. But it is said, Chinese CNTV will Live the races too.  Unfortunately, Chinese player Zhou Yang withdrew from the races due to she injured. In 1500m(2), she collided with Italian player. The doctor diagnosed the foot contusion and she will can't participate in the behind races. It is reported that Zhou Yang will soon return home early. |
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Post by Laura (Lori) on Oct 22, 2011 6:10:01 GMT -8
Thank you, dose, for all of the nice pictures from yesterday's skating! Hi guys- I am wondering why there are two 1500m's? There's 1500(1) and 1500 (2). Why...? As far as I know, You can think of it as a welfare. It may let players participate in more races. In addition, the double is selected by the host country in the every station. The host country can choose a double from 500m, 1000m or 1500m. In other words, usually the host country will choose the outstanding project of their players. It is also hoped that their athletes have good performance as the host country. The reason they race a distance twice (in this case, the 1500M), is because they race each distance 8 times per season, but there are only 6 World Cups - so each distance is raced twice in 2 different World Cups in order to make that happen. ISU Communication 1683, Section 3 (Distances) states which distances are raced twice in each World Cup. This year it goes like this: World Cup 1 - 1500M World Cup 2 - 500M World Cup 3 - 1000M World Cup 4 - 500M World Cup 5 - 1500M World Cup 6 - 1000M |
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Post by dose on Oct 22, 2011 6:48:37 GMT -8
Yes, Lori. If it is a wrong, I really very sorry. But the host country may choose the project, it is that I heard short track knowledge from TV. It is a interview from short track team. Unless it was wrong. But you see, Basically every double all is the outstanding project of host. Maybe they have the priority, but first-come first-served basis.  If I have time, I will carefully read the rules. |
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Post by therockfairy on Oct 22, 2011 11:20:40 GMT -8
live ISU feed isnt til 4 hours time when ill be tucked up in bed!
hey ho
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Post by Laura (Lori) on Oct 22, 2011 13:22:30 GMT -8
Today's Repechage Round is over. There's a different format for the Rep's this year - not only are they limiting the number of skaters who are eligible (40), but they are eliminating Rep. Finals. Instead of advancing the top 2 in the Final, they are advancing the WINNERS of the 2 Semifinals. This Rep. round can be quite exhausting for the skaters, and the elimination of the Final means one less race that they have to skate! Also, the winner-take-all Semifinals round really made things exciting for the spectators. There seemed to be quite a few penalties - some went in our favor, others - not so much. Our 'teens did well - John-Henry Krueger won his 1500M race. Sarah Chen finished second in the 1000M, but advanced on a PEN by winner Bianca Walter (GER). Jonathan Garcia was in a pretty physical 1500M semifinal, finishing second to the Russian skater. There was a LONG delay as the referees reviewed the race. I saw one of them pull out a yellow card and have a discussion with the Russian coach - so we were hoping that Jonathan would advance, as Sarah did. The Russian skater received a yellow card, but Jonathan also received a penalty for impeding  , and will not advance. Jordan Malone finished third in his 1000M semifinal, and will not advance. ---------------------- The 'big gun' cameras have arrived, and we started seeing video on the big screen during the last few races - so it appears that ISU is testing their feed for tonight's races! Racing starts again at 6pm - test your links, get your popcorn, and have an awesome time tonight! |
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Post by therockfairy on Oct 22, 2011 13:41:24 GMT -8
im gonna try and stay up because i really really wanna see some racing lol
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