World Short Track Speed Skating Championships

Senior international short track speed skating competition

World Short Track Speed Skating Championships

Status| Active
Genre| Sporting event
Date(s)| Varying
Frequency| Annual
Country| Varying
Inaugurated| 1976
Organised by| International Skating Union

The World Short Track Speed Skating Championships are a senior international short track speed skating competition held once a year to determine the World Champion in individual distances, relays and Overall Classification. It is sanctioned by the International Skating Union and is usually held in March or April.

In 1967, the International Skating Union adopted short track speed skating, although it did not organise international competitions until 1976. World Championships have been held since 1981, though earlier events later received that status.

Skaters perform individual races in the 500 meters, 1000 meters, 1500 meters, 3000 meters (super-final involving eight competitors with highest points after completion of other distances) and a four-person race, in the 3000 meters relay for women, and the 5000 meters relay for men. Points are given for each placings in the finals of individual distances (currently 34 points for 1st, 21 for 2nd, 13 for 3rd, 8 for 4th, 5 for 5th, 3 for 6th, 2 for 7th, 1 for 8th). From 2009, the leader after first 1000m in the 3000m super-final is given extra 5 points. The athlete with the highest points after the points for all individual distances are added up (maximum 141 points, 136 points before 2009) is declared the Men's or Ladies' Overall World Short-track Speed Skating Champion. In case of a tie in points, precedence is given to the athlete with higher placing in the 3000m super-final.

The 2020 edition was supposed to be held in Seoul, South Korea, from 13 to 15 March 2020 but had been postponed after authorities ordered the closure of the Mokdong Ice Rink due to the outbreak of the coronavirus.[1][2] The International Skating Union initially announced they were trying to reschedule the tournament to the beginning of the 2020–21 season[3] but cancelled the event on 16 April 2020.[4]

## Summary

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1976-1977: as a world event (World Competition)

1978-1980: as ISU championship

1981-now: as ISU World Championship

| Edition  | Year  | Host  | Events

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1 | 1976 |  Champaign | 13
2 | 1977 |  Grenoble | 10
3 | 1978 |  Solihull | 4
4 | 1979 |  Québec | 4
5 | 1980 |  Milan | 4
6 | 1981 |  Meudon | 4
7 | 1982 |  Moncton | 10
8 | 1983 |  Tokyo | 12
9 | 1984 |  Peterborough | 12
10 | 1985 |  Amsterdam | 4
11 | 1986 |  Chamonix | 4
12 | 1987 |  Montréal | 5
13 | 1988 |  St. Louis | 4
14 | 1989 |  Solihull | 4
15 | 1990 |  Amsterdam | 4
16 | 1991 |  Sydney | 4
17 | 1992 |  Denver | 4
18 | 1993 |  Beijing | 4
19 | 1994 |  Guildford | 4
20 | 1995 |  Gjøvik | 12
21 | 1996 |  The Hague | 12
22 | 1997 |  Nagano | 10
23 | 1998 |  Vienna | 10
24 | 1999 |  Sofia | 12
25 | 2000 |  Sheffield | 12
| Edition  | Year  | Host  | Events

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26 | 2001 |  Jeonju | 12
27 | 2002 |  Montreal | 12
28 | 2003 |  Warsaw | 12
29 | 2004 |  Gothenburg | 12
30 | 2005 |  Beijing | 10
31 | 2006 |  Minneapolis | 10
32 | 2007 |  Milan | 10
33 | 2008 |  Gangneung | 10
34 | 2009 |  Vienna | 10
35 | 2010 |  Sofia | 10
36 | 2011 |  Sheffield | 10
37 | 2012 |  Shanghai | 10
38 | 2013 |  Debrecen | 10
39 | 2014 |  Montréal | 10
40 | 2015 |  Moscow | 10
41 | 2016 |  Seoul | 10
42 | 2017 |  Rotterdam | 10
43 | 2018 |  Montréal | 10
44 | 2019 |  Sofia | 10
45 | 2021 |  Dordrecht | 10
46 | 2022 |  Montréal | 10
47 | 2023 |  Seoul | 9
48 | 2024 |  Rotterdam | 9
49 | 2025 |  Beijing | 9
50 | 2026 |  Montréal | 9

* 2020 Edition in Seoul was cancelled.

## Overall classification medalists

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### Men

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Season  | Location  | Winner  | Runner-up  | Third

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1976 | Champaign |  Alan Rattray |  Gaetan Boucher |  Andre Chabrerie
1977 | Grenoble |  Gaetan Boucher |  Craig Kressler |  Hiroshi Toda
1978 | Solihull |  James Lynch |  Harry Spragg |  Alan Rattray
1979 | Québec |  Hiroshi Toda |  Louis Baril |  Nick Thometz
1980 | Milan |  Gaetan Boucher (2) |  Louis Gernier |  Marc Bella
1981 | Meudon |  Benoit Baril |  Gaetan Boucher |  Michael Richmond
1982 | Moncton |  Guy Daignault |  Gaetan Boucher |  Louis Gernier
1983 | Tokyo |  Louis Gernier |  Michel Delisle |  Guy Daignault
1984 | Peterborough |  Guy Daignault (2) |  Tatsuyoshi Ishihara |  Michel Daignault
1985 | Amsterdam |  Toshinobu Kawai |  Tatsuyoshi Ishihara |  Louis Gernier
1986 | Chamonix |  Tatsuyoshi Ishihara |  Guy Daignault |  Robert Dubreuil
1987 | Montréal |  Michel Daignault
Toshinobu Kawai (2) | none awarded |  Charles Veldhoven
1988 | St. Louis |  Peter van der Velde |  Richard Suyten |  Tatsuyoshi Ishihara
1989 | Solihull |  Michel Daignault (2) |  Kim Ki-Hoon |  Mark Lackie
1990 | Amsterdam |  Lee Joon-Ho |  Yuichi Akasaka
Wilf O'Reilly | none awarded
1991 | Sydney |  Wilf O'Reilly |  Kim Ki-Hoon |  Lee Joon-Ho
1992 | Denver |  Kim Ki-Hoon |  Mo Ji-Soo |  Lee Joon-Ho
1993 | Beijing |  Marc Gagnon |  Sylvain Gagnon |  Chae Ji-Hoon
Kim Ki-Hoon
1994 | Guildford |  Marc Gagnon |  Chae Ji-Hoon
Frederic Blackburn | none awarded
1995 | Gjøvik |  Chae Ji-Hoon |  Marc Gagnon |  Song Jae-Kun
1996 | The Hague |  Marc Gagnon |  Chae Ji-Hoon |  Orazio Fagone
1997 | Nagano |  Kim Dong-Sung |  Marc Gagnon |  Derrick Campbell
1998 | Vienna |  Marc Gagnon (4) |  Fabio Carta |  Kim Dong-Sung
1999 | Sofia |  Li Jiajun |  Satoru Terao |  Fabio Carta
2000 | Sheffield |  Min Ryoung |  Éric Bédard |  Li Jiajun
2001 | Jeonju |  Li Jiajun (2) |  Apolo Anton Ohno |  Marc Gagnon
2002 | Montreal |  Kim Dong-Sung (2) |  Ahn Hyun-Soo |  Fabio Carta
2003 | Warsaw |  Ahn Hyun-Soo |  Li Jiajun |  Song Suk-Woo
2004 | Gothenburg |  Ahn Hyun-Soo |  Song Suk-Woo |  Li Jiajun
2005 | Beijing |  Ahn Hyun-Soo |  Apolo Anton Ohno |  François-Louis Tremblay
2006 | Minneapolis |  Ahn Hyun-Soo |  Lee Ho-Suk |  François-Louis Tremblay
2007 | Milan |  Ahn Hyun-Soo |  Charles Hamelin |  Apolo Anton Ohno
2008 | Gangneung |  Apolo Anton Ohno |  Lee Ho-Suk |  Song Kyung-Taek
2009 | Vienna |  Lee Ho-Suk |  J.R. Celski |  Charles Hamelin
2010 | Sofia |  Lee Ho-Suk (2) |  Kwak Yoon-Gy |  Liang Wenhao
2011 | Sheffield |  Noh Jin-Kyu |  Charles Hamelin |  Liang Wenhao
2012 | Shanghai |  Kwak Yoon-Gy |  Noh Jin-Kyu |  Olivier Jean
2013 | Debrecen |  Sin Da-Woon |  Kim Yun-Jae |  Charles Hamelin
2014 | Montréal |  Viktor An (6) |  J.R. Celski |  Charles Hamelin
2015 | Moscow |  Sjinkie Knegt |  Park Se-yeong |  Wu Dajing
2016 | Seoul |  Han Tianyu |  Charles Hamelin |  Shaolin Sándor Liu
2017 | Rotterdam |  Seo Yi-ra |  Sjinkie Knegt |  Samuel Girard
2018 | Montréal |  Charles Hamelin |  Shaolin Sándor Liu |  Hwang Dae-Heon
2019 | Sofia |  Lim Hyo-jun |  Hwang Dae-heon |  Semion Elistratov
2020 | Seoul | Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic[5]
2021 | Dordrecht |  Shaoang Liu |  Shaolin Sándor Liu | RSU Semion Elistratov
2022 | Montréal |  Shaoang Liu (2) |  Pascal Dion |  Lee June-seo

### Ladies

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Season  | Location  | Winner  | Runner-up  | Third

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1976 | Champaign |  Celeste Chlapaty |  Kathy Vogt |  Peggy Hartrich
1977 | Grenoble |  Brenda Webster |  Kathy Vogt |  Valie Reimann
1978 | Solihull |  Sarah Docter |  Miyoshi Kato |  Patty Lyman
1979 | Québec |  Sylvie Daigle |  Cathy Turnbull |  Miyoshi Kato
1980 | Milan |  Miyoshi Kato |  Mika Kato |  Cathy Turnbull
1981 | Meudon |  Miyoshi Kato (2) |  Mika Kato |  Louise Begin
1982 | Moncton |  Maryse Perreault |  Louise Begin |  Sylvie Daigle
1983 | Tokyo |  Sylvie Daigle |  Mika Kato |  Miyoshi Kato
Maryse Perreault
1984 | Peterborough |  Mariko Kinoshita |  Sylvie Daigle |  Bonnie Blair
Nathalie Lambert
1985 | Amsterdam |  Eiko Shishii |  Bonnie Blair |  Nathalie Lambert
1986 | Chamonix |  Bonnie Blair |  Nathalie Lambert
Maryse Perreault | none awarded
1987 | Montréal |  Eiko Shishii (2) |  Nathalie Lambert |  Mariko Kinoshita
1988 | St. Louis |  Sylvie Daigle |  Yumiko Yamada |  Eiko Shishii
1989 | Solihull |  Sylvie Daigle |  Maryse Perreault |  Guo Hongru
1990 | Amsterdam |  Sylvie Daigle (5) |  Joelle van Koestveld |  Eden Donatelli
1991 | Sydney |  Nathalie Lambert |  Sylvie Daigle |  Zhang Yanmei
1992 | Denver |  Kim So-hee |  Yan Li |  Nobuku Yamada
1993 | Beijing |  Nathalie Lambert |  Chun Lee-kyung |  Zhang Yanmei
1994 | Guildford |  Nathalie Lambert (3) |  Kim So-hee |  Kim Ryang-hee
1995 | Gjøvik |  Chun Lee-kyung |  Wang Chunlu |  Kim Yoon-mi
1996 | The Hague |  Chun Lee-kyung |  Won Hye-kyung |  Isabelle Charest
1997 | Nagano |  Chun Lee-kyung (3)
Yang Yang (A) | none awarded |  Won Hye-kyung
1998 | Vienna |  Yang Yang (A) |  Chun Lee-kyung
Wang Chunlu | none awarded
1999 | Sofia |  Yang Yang (A) |  Yang Yang (S) |  Kim Moon-jung
2000 | Sheffield |  Yang Yang (A) |  An Sang-mi |  Yang Yang (S)
2001 | Jeonju |  Yang Yang (A) |  Wang Chunlu |  Evgenia Radanova
2002 | Montréal |  Yang Yang (A) (6) |  Ko Gi-hyun |  Evgenia Radanova
2003 | Warsaw |  Choi Eun-kyung |  Yang Yang (A) |  Kim Min-jee
2004 | Gothenburg |  Choi Eun-kyung (2) |  Wang Meng |  Byun Chun-sa
2005 | Beijing |  Jin Sun-yu |  Choi Eun-kyung |  Kang Yun-mi
2006 | Minneapolis |  Jin Sun-yu |  Wang Meng |  Kalyna Roberge
2007 | Milan |  Jin Sun-yu (3) |  Jung Eun-ju |  Kalyna Roberge
2008 | Gangneung |  Wang Meng |  Zhou Yang |  Yang Shin-young
2009 | Vienna |  Wang Meng |  Kim Min-jung |  Zhou Yang
2010 | Sofia |  Park Seung-hi |  Wang Meng |  Cho Ha-ri
2011 | Sheffield |  Cho Ha-ri |  Katherine Reutter |  Arianna Fontana
2012 | Shanghai |  Li Jianrou |  Valérie Maltais |  Arianna Fontana
2013 | Debrecen |  Wang Meng (3) |  Park Seung-hi |  Shim Suk-hee
2014 | Montréal |  Shim Suk-hee |  Park Seung-hi |  Valérie Maltais
2015 | Moscow |  Choi Min-jeong |  Arianna Fontana |  Shim Suk-hee
2016 | Seoul |  Choi Min-jeong |  Marianne St-Gelais |  Elise Christie
2017 | Rotterdam |  Elise Christie |  Marianne St-Gelais |  Shim Suk-hee
2018 | Montréal |  Choi Min-jeong |  Shim Suk-hee |  Li Jinyu
2019 | Sofia |  Suzanne Schulting |  Choi Min-jeong |  Kim Boutin
2020 | Seoul | Cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic[5]
2021 | Dordrecht |  Suzanne Schulting (2) |  Courtney Sarault |  Arianna Fontana
2022 | Montréal |  Choi Min-jeong (4) |  Kim Boutin |  Xandra Velzeboer

## All-time medal count

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After the 2025 World Short Track Speed Skating Championships.

Rank| Nation| Gold| Silver| Bronze| Total

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1|  South Korea| 117| 85| 74| 276
2|  Canada| 73| 89| 75| 237
3|  China| 69| 51| 45| 165
4|  Netherlands| 26| 18| 21| 65
5|  United States| 17| 18| 33| 68
6|  Japan| 13| 19| 22| 54
7|  Great Britain| 7| 10| 20| 37
8|  Hungary| 7| 4| 2| 13
9|  Italy| 6| 17| 25| 48
10|  Russia| 3| 5| 9| 17
11|  Australia| 2| 5| 4| 11
12|  Belgium| 1| 3| 2| 6
13|  Poland| 0| 2| 3| 5
14|  Kazakhstan| 0| 2| 0| 2
15|  France| 0| 1| 0| 1
Totals (15 entries)| 341| 329| 335| 1,005

## Hosting tally

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Times hosted  | Host country

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7  |  Canada
6  |  Great Britain
5  |  Netherlands
4  |  United States,  South Korea[a],  China
3  |  France,  Bulgaria
2  |  Austria,  Italy,  Japan
1  |  Sweden,  Norway,  Hungary,  Poland,  Australia,  Russia

## Records

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### Largest number of titles

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* Men:  Ahn Hyun Soo /  Viktor An: 6 (2003–2007, 2014)
* Ladies:  Yang Yang (A) : 6 (1997–2002)

### Most consecutive titles

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* Men:  Ahn Hyun-Soo: 5 (2003–2007)
* Ladies:  Yang Yang (A): 6 (1997–2002)

### Gold medal sweeps

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* Men: 2002 ( Kim Dong-Sung)
* Men: 1992 ( Kim Ki-Hoon)
* Ladies: 1983 ( Sylvie Daigle) – relay title not awarded despite the win in the race[citation needed]
* Ladies: 2021 ( Suzanne Schulting)

### Medal sweeps

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* Men: 1982–1983 ( Canada), 1992 ( South Korea), 2025 ( Canada)
* Ladies: 1982 ( Canada), 2005 ( South Korea)

## Notes

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1. ^ Includes the cancelled 2020 edition

## See also

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* World Short Track Speed Skating Team Championships
* World Junior Short Track Speed Skating Championships
* World Speed Skating Championships
* Short Track Speed Skating World Cup
* Short track speed skating

## References

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1. ^ "Seoul and Montreal awarded 2020 World Championships by ISU". insidethegames.biz. 6 June 2017.
2. ^ "ISU Statement – Coronavirus – ISU World Short Track Speed Skating Championships 2020, Seoul". isu.org. 26 February 2020.
3. ^ "ISU wil afgelast WK shorttrack later dit jaar alsnog op kalender zetten". nos.nl (in Dutch). Retrieved 29 March 2020.
4. ^ "ISU Statement – Definite cancellation of pending 2020 ISU Championships". isu.org. Retrieved 16 April 2020.
5. ^ a b "ISU Statement – Definite cancellation of pending 2020 ISU Championships". isu.org. Retrieved 16 April 2020.

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