2020 Four Continents Speed Skating Championships

The 2020 Four Continents Speed Skating Championships were the first edition of the championship and held from 31 January to 2 February 2020 at the Pettit National Ice Center in Milwaukee, United States.[2]

2020 Four Continents Speed Skating Championships
VenuePettit National Ice Center, Milwaukee, United States
Dates31 January – 2 February
Competitors75[1] from 9 nations

Schedule

All times are local (UTC–6).

Date Time Events
31 January 14:30 500m women
500m men
3000m women
5000m men
Team sprint women
Team sprint men
1 February 13:00 1500m women
1500m men
Mass start women
Mass start men
2 February 13:00 1000m women
1000m men
Team pursuit women
Team pursuit men

Medal summary

Medal table

  *   Host nation (United States)

RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 South Korea54413
2 United States*5038
3 Canada2518
4 Kazakhstan1337
5 Japan1113
6 China0123
Totals (6 nations)14141442

Men's events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
500 m[3] Kim Jun-ho
 South Korea
34.59 TR Alex Boisvert-Lacroix
 Canada
34.73 Roman Krech
 Kazakhstan
34.94
1000 m[4] Koki Kubo
 Japan
1:08.54 Laurent Dubreuil
 Canada
1:08.54 Kim Jin-su
 South Korea
1:08.84
1500 m[5] Kim Min-seok
 South Korea
1:44.56 Jess Neufeld
 Canada
1:45.99 Jake Weidemann
 Canada
1:46.49
5000 m[6] Vitaliy Schigolev
 Kazakhstan
6:19.33 Dmitry Morozov
 Kazakhstan
6:19.48 Emery Lehman
 United States
6:23.29
Team pursuit[7]  Canada
Hayden Mayeur
Kaleb Muller
Jake Weidemann
3:44.36  South Korea
Chung Jae-won
Kim Min-seok
Um Cheon-ho
3:47.62  Kazakhstan
Demyan Gavrilov
Dmitry Morozov
Vitaliy Schigolev
3:47.90
Team sprint[8]  South Korea
Cha Min-kyu
Kim Jin-su
Kim Jun-ho
1:21.08  China
Hou Kaibo
Wang Haotian
Xu Fu
1:21.35  Kazakhstan
Alexander Klenko
Roman Krech
Stanislav Palkin
1:21.41
Mass start[9] Um Cheon-ho
 South Korea
64 pts Chung Jae-won
 South Korea
41 pts Ian Quinn
 United States
21 pts

Women's events

Event Gold Silver Bronze
500 m[10] Kim Min-sun
 South Korea
38.41 Brooklyn McDougall
 Canada
38.53 Kim Hyun-yung
 South Korea
38.55
1000 m[11] Brianna Bocox
 United States
1:15.53 Rio Yamada
 Japan
1:16.02 Mia Kilburg
 United States
1:16.04
1500 m[12] Brianna Bocox
 United States
1:57.17 Nadezhda Morozova
 Kazakhstan
1:57.89 Park Ji-woo
 South Korea
1:58.44
3000 m[13] Mia Kilburg
 United States
4:07.00 Nadezhda Morozova
 Kazakhstan
4:07.80 Nana Takahashi
 Japan
4:11.00
Team pursuit[14]  United States
Brianna Bocox
Mia Kilburg
Paige Schwartzburg
3:02.55  Canada
Lindsey Kent
Maddison Pearman
Alexa Scott
3:08.60  China
Adake Ahena Er
Chen Xiangyu
Ma Yuhan
3:14.15
Team sprint[15]  Canada
Noémie Fiset
Béatrice Lamarche
Brooklyn McDougall
1:29.82  South Korea
Kim Hyun-yung
Kim Min-ji
Kim Min-sun
1:30.70  China
Chen Xiangyu
Lin Xue
Zhang Lina
1:33.38
Mass start[16] Mia Kilburg
 United States
65 pts Kim Bo-reum
 South Korea
40 pts Park Ji-woo
 South Korea
22 pts
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