Short Track World
Competition results, athlete news, regulation updates, and what's new in Short Track Manager.
Prices were reset after Vancouver and transfers lock when Montréal starts on 30 October at 13:00 UTC. Minjeong Choi rose to ◆25M, Pietro Sighel, Long Sun and Shaoang Liu fell to ◆14M, and several expensive skaters are out, on a break or retired but still in the pool.
Read article →British Ice Skating has picked two women and five men for World Tour stops 1 to 5, starting in Vancouver on October 23. Treacy (◆14M, trending up) leads it, all seven are in the pool and five cost ◆1M. Six British skaters in the pool are off the list, and there is no GB women's 3000m relay to buy.
Read more →Kazakhstan has picked six men and six women for Vancouver and Montréal. Half are new to the game, nobody costs more than ◆3M, and Denis Nikisha, Yana Khan and Olga Tikhonova are not on the list.
Read more →KNSB has picked six women and six men for Vancouver, all 12 already in the pool. Two are first-time selections, four cost ◆1M, and Friso Emons, Daan Kos and Bibi Arts are out while recovering from injury.
Read more →The JSF has published its dispatch list for World Tour stops 1 to 5: five men and five women for Vancouver, nine of the ten already in the pool and five of them at ◆1M. Mirei Nakashima (◆7M) is dispatched for Seoul only, and eight Japanese skaters in the pool are off the list entirely. The article also explains how the team was picked and who is already nominated for the Universiade.
Read more →Brandon Kim and Kristen Santos-Griswold are the 2026 U.S. short track champions at the World Tour Qualifier in Kearns. Defending champion Corinne Stoddard, priced ◆25M, did not race and is taking a break from short track. Here is what the results mean for prices, and which cheaper Americans to watch once the team is named.
Read more →Félix Roussel and Florence Brunelle are Canada's 2026 short track champions. Two-time Crystal Globe winner William Dandjinou finished second overall days after confirming he'll skip the first two World Tour stops. Here's what that means for his ◆25M price, and which cheaper Canadians to watch once the team is named.
Read more →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 more →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.
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