2021–22 ISU Speed Skating World Cup

2021–22 ISU Speed Skating World Cup
Dates	12 November 2021 – 13 March 2022
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The 2021–22 ISU Speed Skating World Cup was a multi-race tournament over a season for speed skating. The season began on 12 November 2021 in Poland and ended on 13 March 2022 in Netherlands. The World Cup is organised by the ISU who also runs world cups and championships in short track speed skating and figure skating.

The World Cup consisted of five competitions this year.

The competitions (except the finals in Heerenveen) are qualifying event for the 2022 Olympic Winter Games in Beijing, China.

Calendar[]

Men[]

Tomaszów Mazowiecki 12–14 November 2021[]

Place	Distance	Winner	Second	Third	Reference
Ice Arena Tomaszów Mazowiecki	500m	Tingyu Gao	Tatsuya Shinhama	Laurent Dubreuil	[1]
	500m	Tatsuya Shinhama	Laurent Dubreuil	Wataru Morishige	[2]
	1000m	Hein Otterspeer	Thomas Krol	Kjeld Nuis	[3]
	1500m	Kim Min-seok	Ning Zhongyan	Joey Mantia	[4]
	5000m	Nils van der Poel	Ted-Jan Bloemen	Patrick Roest	[5]
	Mass Start		Ruslan Zakharov	Zbigniew Bródka	[6]
	Team Pursuit	Netherlands	Canada	Japan	[7]

Stavanger 19–21 November 2021[]

Place	Distance	Winner	Second	Third	Reference
Sørmarka Arena	500m	Laurent Dubreuil			[8]
	500m	Tatsuya Shinhama		Laurent Dubreuil	[9]
	1000m	Thomas Krol	Kai Verbij	Kjeld Nuis	[10]
	1500m	Ning Zhongyan	Joey Mantia	Kim Min-seok	[11]
	10000m	Nils van der Poel	Jorrit Bergsma	Ted-Jan Bloemen	[12]
	Team Sprint	China	Norway	Poland	[13]

Salt Lake City 3–5 December 2021[]

Place	Distance	Winner	Second	Third	Reference
Utah Olympic Oval	500m		Wataru Morishige	Laurent Dubreuil	[14]
	500m	Wataru Morishige		Laurent Dubreuil	[15]
	1000m	Thomas Krol	Kjeld Nuis	Hein Otterspeer	[16]
	1500m	Joey Mantia	Ning Zhongyan	Thomas Krol	[17]
	5000m	Nils van der Poel	Patrick Roest	Davide Ghiotto	[18]
	Mass Start	Bart Swings	Viktor Hald Thorup	Ruslan Zakharov	[19]
	Team Pursuit	United States	Norway	Italy	[20]

Calgary 10–12 December 2021[]

Place	Distance	Winner	Second	Third	Reference
Calgary Olympic Oval	500m	Laurent Dubreuil	Tingyu Gao	Yuma Murakami	[21]
	500m	Viktor Mushtakov	Yuma Murakami	Laurent Dubreuil	[22]
	1000m	Ning Zhongyan	Jordan Stolz	Viktor Mushtakov	[23]
	1500m	Joey Mantia	Connor Howe	Allan Dahl Johansson	[24]
	5000m	Nils van der Poel	Davide Ghiotto	Ted-Jan Bloemen	[25]
	Mass Start		Bart Swings	Felix Rijhnen	[26]
	Team Pursuit	United States	Norway	Canada	[27]

Heerenveen 12–13 March 2022[]

Place	Distance	Winner	Second	Third	Reference
Thialf	500m	Tatsuya Shinhama	Laurent Dubreuil Wataru Morishige	Not awarded	[28]
	500m	Tatsuya Shinhama	Piotr Michalski	Wataru Morishige	[29]
	1000m	Kjeld Nuis	Thomas Krol	Hein Otterspeer	[30]
	1500m	Kjeld Nuis	Thomas Krol	Connor Howe	[31]
	5000m	Nils van der Poel	Bart Swings	Davide Ghiotto	[32]
	Mass Start	Bart Swings	Andrea Giovannini	Jorrit Bergsma	[33]

Women[]

Tomaszów Mazowiecki 12–14 November 2021[]

Place	Distance	Winner	Second	Third	Reference
Ice Arena Tomaszów Mazowiecki	500m	Erin Jackson	Nao Kodaira	Olga Fatkulina	[34]
	500m	Erin Jackson	Angelina Golikova	Nao Kodaira	[35]
	1000m	Brittany Bowe	Miho Takagi	Nao Kodaira	[36]
	1500m	Miho Takagi	Brittany Bowe	Nadezhda Morozova	[37]
	3000m	Irene Schouten	Isabelle Weidemann	Francesca Lollobrigida	[38]
	Mass Start	Irene Schouten	Ivanie Blondin	Francesca Lollobrigida	[39]
	Team Pursuit	Canada	Japan	Netherlands	[40]

Stavanger 19–21 November 2021[]

Place	Distance	Winner	Second	Third	Reference
Sørmarka Arena	500m	Erin Jackson	Nao Kodaira	Kaja Ziomek	[41]
	500m	Nao Kodaira	Erin Jackson	Angelina Golikova	[42]
	1000m	Brittany Bowe	Miho Takagi	Nao Kodaira	[43]
	1500m	Miho Takagi	Ireen Wüst	Ayano Sato	[44]
	5000m	Irene Schouten	Isabelle Weidemann	Ragne Wiklund	[45]
	Team Sprint	Poland	Canada	China	[46]

Salt Lake City 3–5 December 2021[]

Place	Distance	Winner	Second	Third	Reference
Utah Olympic Oval	500m	Erin Jackson	Angelina Golikova	Femke Kok	[47]
	500m	Andżelika Wójcik	Angelina Golikova	Olga Fatkulina	[48]
	1000m	Miho Takagi	Jutta Leerdam	Brittany Bowe	[49]
	1500m	Miho Takagi	Ayano Sato	Jutta Leerdam	[50]
	3000m	Irene Schouten	Antoinette de Jong	Ragne Wiklund	[51]
	Mass Start	Ivanie Blondin	Marijke Groenewoud	Sofie Karoline Haugen	[52]
	Team Pursuit	Canada	Netherlands	Russia	[53]

Calgary 10–12 December 2021[]

Place	Distance	Winner	Second	Third	Reference
Calgary Olympic Oval	500m	Olga Fatkulina	Nao Kodaira	Angelina Golikova	[54]
	500m	Angelina Golikova	Nao Kodaira	Erin Jackson	[55]
	1000m	Nao Kodaira	Brittany Bowe	Olga Fatkulina	[56]
	1500m	Brittany Bowe	Nana Takagi	Ayano Sato	[57]
	3000m	Francesca Lollobrigida	Isabelle Weidemann	Martina Sáblíkova	[58]
	Mass Start	Francesca Lollobrigida	Ivanie Blondin	Elizaveta Golubeva	[59]
	Team Pursuit	Canada	Japan	China	[60]

Heerenveen 12–13 March 2022[]

Place	Distance	Winner	Second	Third	Reference
Thialf	500m	Erin Jackson	Femke Kok	Nao Kodaira	[61]
	500m	Erin Jackson	Brittany Bowe	Kim Min Sun	[62]
	1000m	Miho Takagi	Brittany Bowe	Kimi Goetz	[63]
	1500m	Miho Takagi	Antoinette de Jong	Ragne Wiklund	[64]
	3000m	Irene Schouten	Ragne Wiklund	Martina Sáblíková	[65]
	Mass Start	Irene Schouten	Marijke Groenewoud	Francesca Lollobrigida	[66]

World Cup standings[]

Men's 500 metres[] Final standings after 10 events Pos Athlete Points 1. Laurent Dubreuil 614 2. Tatsuya Shinhama 586 3. Wataru Morishige 555 4. Yuma Murakami 477 5. Piotr Michalski 439	Women's 500 metres[] Final standings after 10 events Pos Athlete Points 1. Erin Jackson 660 2. Nao Kodaira 572 3. Kaja Ziomek 432 4. Femke Kok 410 5. Angelina Golikova 404
Men's 1000 metres[] Final standings after 5 events Pos Athlete Points 1. Thomas Krol 282 2. Kjeld Nuis 270 3. Hein Otterspeer 238 4. Håvard Holmefjord Lorentzen 230 5. Kai Verbij 210	Women's 1000 metres[] Final standings after 5 events Pos Athlete Points 1. Brittany Bowe 330 2. Miho Takagi 288 3. Nao Kodaira 268 4. Kimi Goetz 227 5. Yekaterina Aidova 204
Men's 1500 metres[] Final standings after 5 events Pos Athlete Points 1. Joey Mantia 280 2. Connor Howe 256 3. Kjeld Nuis 224 4. Thomas Krol 221 5. Bart Swings 215	Women's 1500 metres[] Final standings after 5 events Pos Athlete Points 1. Miho Takagi 300 2. Brittany Bowe 256 3. Ayano Sato 252 4. Ragne Wiklund 238 5. Antoinette de Jong 235
Men's long distances[] Final standings after 5 events Pos Athlete Points 1 Nils van der Poel 360 2 Davide Ghiotto 272 3 Ted-Jan Bloemen 264 4 Bart Swings 259 5 Jorrit Bergsma 211	Women's long distances[] Final standings after 5 events Pos Athlete Points 1 Irene Schouten 300 2 Ragne Wiklund 290 3 Francesca Lollobrigida 266 4 Martina Sáblíková 265 5 Joy Beune 210
Men's Mass Start[] Final standings after 4 events Pos Athlete Points 1. Bart Swings 652 2. Andrea Giovannini 550 3. Ruslan Zakharov 425 4. Chung Jae-won 376 5. Jorrit Bergsma 371	Women's Mass Start[] Final standings after 4 events Pos Athlete Points 1. Francesca Lollobrigida 602 2. Ivanie Blondin 578 3. Irene Schouten 506 4. Marijke Groenewoud 476 5. Valérie Maltais 362
Men's Team Pursuit[] Final standings after 3 events Pos Athlete Points 1  United States 312 2  Norway 302 3  Canada 284 4  Netherlands 268 5  Italy 252	Women's Team Pursuit[] Final standings after 3 events Pos Athlete Points 1  Canada 360 2  Japan 284 3  Netherlands 280 4  Russia 262 5  Norway 242
Men's Team Sprint[] Final standings after 1 event Pos Athlete Points 1  China 120 2  Norway 108 3  Poland 96 4  Italy 86 5  Belarus 80	Women's Team Sprint[] Final standings after 1 event Pos Athlete Points 1  Poland 120 2  Canada 108 3  China 96 4  Netherlands 86 5  Russia 80

See also[]

Notes[]

References[]

External links[]

• ISU.org World Cup Schedule
• Official results