Short Track World
Competition results, athlete news, regulation updates, and what's new in Short Track Manager.
Double Olympic champion Wu Dajing has been named the proposed head coach of China's national short track team, seven months after retiring — a special-exemption hire still subject to a public comment period through mid-August.
Read article →Six months after taking a blade above the eye at Milano Cortina, Poland's Kamila Sellier is skating again and targeting the World Tour opener in Vancouver. She is ◆3M in the pool with an unresolved vision problem — the cheapest genuine comeback bet of the season.
Read more →US Speedskating has announced its 2026/27 Short Track National Team — five women and nine men training out of the Utah Olympic Oval. Thirteen of the fourteen are already in the Short Track Manager pool, and we break down what each of them costs.
Read more →ISU Communication No. 2806 introduces an Overall World Team Classification and a Team Crystal Globe Trophy for 2026/27, with relay results worth triple points toward a nation's total. Here is what changed, what stayed the same, and what it means for your roster.
Read more →South Korean superstar Choi Min-jeong has confirmed that 2026/27 will be her final season competing internationally, closing a decorated career that spans Olympic gold and multiple World Championship titles.
Read more →Following the April national trials in Seoul, Speed Skating Korea has named its 16-member squad for 2026/27, headlined by Choi Min-jeong and Rim Jong-un, with Lee Jeong-min emerging as a key men's contender.
Read more →Speed Skating Canada has confirmed Vancouver returns to the international short track calendar for 2026/27 — the first time the city hosts since the 2010 Winter Olympics.
Read more →The ISU has published its full 2026/27 season calendar, confirming seven World Tour stops across Vancouver, Montreal, Seoul, Shanghai, Beijing, Gdansk, and Tilburg, plus European Championships in Dresden and World Championships back in Seoul.
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