2013–14 ISU Speed Skating World Cup – World Cup 4 – Men's 500 metres

The men's 500 metres races of the 2013–14 ISU Speed Skating World Cup 4, arranged in Sportforum Hohenschönhausen, in Berlin, Germany, were held on 6 and 8 December 2013.[1]

Michel Mulder of the Netherlands won race one, while Mo Tae-bum of South Korea came second, and Keiichiro Nagashima of Japan came third.[2] William Dutton of Canada won the Division B race.

In race two Mo advanced to the top of the podium, while Joji Kato of Japan took the silver medal, and race one winner Mulder took the bronze.[3] Espen Aarnes Hvammen of Norway won the second Division B race.

Race 1

Race one took place on Friday, 6 December, with Division B scheduled in the morning session, at 10:44, and Division A scheduled in the afternoon session, at 14:50.[4]

Division A

Rank	Name	Nat.	Pair	Lane	Time	WC points	GWC points
	Michel Mulder		10	o	34.80	100	5
	Mo Tae-bum		10	i	34.89	80	4
	Keiichiro Nagashima		9	i	35.01	70	3.5
4	Dmitry Lobkov		6	i	35.02	60	3
5	Artyom Kuznetsov		9	o	35.03	50	2.5
6	Joji Kato		8	i	35.05	45	—
7	Jesper Hospes		7	o	35.13	40
8	Tucker Fredricks		8	o	35.17	36
9	Daniel Greig		4	o	35.26	32
10	Yūya Oikawa		6	o	35.31	28
11	Ryohei Haga		5	i	35.34	24
12	Mitchell Whitmore		7	i	35.36	21
13	Nico Ihle		2	o	35.39	18
14	Pekka Koskela		3	i	35.42	16
15	Mirko Giacomo Nenzi		2	i	35.43	14
16	Sung Ching-Yang		3	o	35.48	12
17	Mika Poutala		5	o	35.54	10
18	Kim Jun-ho		1	o	35.56	8
19	Lee Kang-seok		4	i	35.63	6
20	Roman Krech		1	i	35.66	5

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Division B

Rank	Name	Nat.	Pair	Lane	Time	WC points
1	William Dutton		13	i	35.47	25
2	Artur Waś		12	o	35.55	19
3	Aleksey Yesin		14	o	35.663	15
4	Hein Otterspeer		3	i	35.665	11
5	Jonathan Garcia		10	i	35.70	8
6	Denis Koval		14	i	35.71	6
7	Akio Ohta		13	o	35.794	4
8	Mu Zhongsheng		10	o	35.795	2
9	Denny Ihle		12	i	35.81	1
10	Espen Aarnes Hvammen		11	i	35.90	—
11	Joey Mantia		7	i	35.99
12	Lee Kyou-hyuk		9	i	36.00
13	David Bosa		8	o	36.01
14	Artur Nogal		11	o	36.02
15	Kim Tae-yun		9	o	36.03
16	Igor Bogolubsky		8	i	36.05
17	Lennart Velema		2	i	36.07
18	Li Xuefeng		4	i	36.25
19	Markus Puolakka		5	i	36.301
20	Maciej Biega		6	o	36.308
21	Sebastian Richter		2	o	36.38
22	Marius Christian Paraschivoiu		5	o	36.422
23	Benjamin Macé		7	o	36.427
24	Mark Tuitert		3	o	36.46
25	Yevgeny Kazimirenko		1	i	36.65
26	Denis Dressel		6	i	36.89
27	Espen Tveit		1	o	37.01
28	Denny Morrison		4	o	DNS

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Race 2

Race two took place on Sunday, 8 December, with Division B scheduled in the morning session, at 09:10, and Division A scheduled in the afternoon session, at 13:50.[4]

Division A

Rank	Name	Nat.	Pair	Lane	Time	WC points	GWC points
	Mo Tae-bum		10	o	34.876	100	5
	Joji Kato		7	o	34.878	80	4
	Michel Mulder		10	i	34.95	70	3.5
4	Keiichiro Nagashima		9	o	35.01	60	3
5	Jesper Hospes		8	i	35.04	50	2.5
6	Pekka Koskela		4	o	35.15	45	—
7	Tucker Fredricks		7	i	35.18	40
8	Dmitry Lobkov		8	o	35.22	36
9	Artyom Kuznetsov		9	i	35.23	32
10	Nico Ihle		4	i	35.24	28
11	Mitchell Whitmore		5	o	35.24	24
12	Ryohei Haga		6	o	35.32	21
13	Mirko Giacomo Nenzi		3	o	35.37	18
14	Mika Poutala		2	i	35.51	16
15	Kim Jun-ho		1	i	35.58	14
16	Daniel Greig		6	i	35.64	12
17	Sung Ching-Yang		3	i	35.70	10
18	Roman Krech		1	o	35.71	8
19	Yūya Oikawa		5	i	35.81	6
20	William Dutton		2	o	35.83	5

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Division B

Rank	Name	Nat.	Pair	Lane	Time	WC points
1	Espen Aarnes Hvammen		8	o	35.53	25
2	Aleksey Yesin		11	i	35.56	19
3	Denis Koval		10	o	35.64	15
4	Hein Otterspeer		12	o	35.65	11
5	Denny Ihle		9	o	35.74	8
6	Akio Ohta		10	i	35.78	6
7	Artur Waś		12	i	35.87	4
8	Mu Zhongsheng		9	i	35.91	2
9	Artur Nogal		7	i	35.93	1
10	Jonathan Garcia		11	o	36.04	—
11	Igor Bogolubsky		5	o	36.10
12	Kim Tae-yun		6	i	36.23
13	Lennart Velema		4	o	36.27
14	Joey Mantia		7	o	36.35
15	Denis Dressel		6	o	36.41
16	David Bosa		8	i	36.42
17	Maciej Biega		5	i	36.45
18	Mark Tuitert		2	i	36.570
19	Sebastian Richter		4	i	36.578
20	Li Xuefeng		3	o	36.69
21	Yevgeny Kazimirenko		1	o	36.73
22	Håvard Holmefjord Lorentzen		1	i	36.77
23	Marius Christian Paraschivoiu		3	i	36.88
24	Markus Puolakka		2	o	DNF
25	Lee Kyou-hyuk				WDR

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References

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4. "Essent ISU World Cup Berlin". International Skating Union. Archived from the original on 6 December 2013. Retrieved 16 December 2013.
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