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NORSKE DELTAKERE i OLYMPISK SHORT TRACK ( kun under Lillehammer-OL 1994 ) Øvelse Navn FINALE Pl. Heat Semi-finale Relay / Stafett Tore Klevstuen B-7.24,29 6 dns Morten Staubo B-7.24,29 6 A4-7.25,73 Gisle Elvebakken B-7.24,29 6 A4-7.25,73 Bjørnar Elgetun B-7.24,29 6 A4-7.25,73 Øystein Carlsen B-dns 6 A4-7.25,73 500 m Bjørnar Elgetun dnq 9 H1-44,01 D3-45,35 1000 m Bjørnar Elgetun dnq 11 H2-1.32,35 C3-1.30,96 Gisle Elvebakken 2 p (1.41,50) 22 B3-1.41,50 dnq MEDALJEVINNERE i OLYMPISK SHORT TRACK KVINNER 500 m 1992 1 Cathy Turner USA A1-47,04 2 Li Yan CHN A2-47,08 3 Hwang Ok-Sil PRK A3-47,23 1994 1 Cathy Turner USA 45,98 2 Zhang Yanmei CHN 46,44 3 Amy Peterson USA 46,76 1998 1 Annie Perreault CAN A1-46.568 2 Yang Yang [S] CHN A2-46,627 3 Chun Lee-Kyung KOR B1-46,335 2002 1 Yang Yang [A] CHN A1-44,187 2 Evgenia Radanova BUL A2-44,252 3 Wang Chunlu CHN 3A-44,272 1000 m 1994 1 Chun Lee-Kyung KOR 1.36,87 2 Nathalie Lambert CAN 1.36,97 3 Kim So-Hee KOR 1.37,09 1998 1 Chun Lee-Kyung KOR A1-1.42,776 2 Yang Yang [S] CHN A2-1.43,343 3 Won Hye-Kyung KOR A3-1.43,361 2002 1 Yang Yang [A] CHN A1-1.36,391 2 Ko Gi-Hyun KOR A2-1.36,427 3 Yang Yang [S] CHN A3-1.37,008 1500 m 2002 1 Ko Gi-Hyun KOR A1-2.31,581 2 Choi Eun-Kyung KOR A2-2.31,610 3 Evgenia Radanova BUL A3-2.31,723 Relay / Stafett 1992 1 CAN Sylvie Daigle, Annie Perreault, Nathalie Lambert, Angela Cutrone 4.36,62 2 USA Amy Peterson, Darcie Dohnal, Cathy Turner, Nikki Ziegelmeyer 4.37,85 3 EUN Viktoria Taranina, Yuliya Vlasova, Yuliya Allagulova, Nataliya Isakova 4.42,69 1994 1 KOR Kim So-Hee, Won Hye-Kyung, Chun Lee-Kyung, Kim Yoon-Mi 4.26,64 2 CAN Sylvie Daigle, Christine-Isabel Boudrias, Isabelle Charest, Nathalie Lambert 4.32,04 3 USA Cathy Turner, Nikki Ziegelmeyer, Karen Cashman, Amy Peterson 4.39,94 1998 1 KOR Kim Yoon-Mi Won Hye-Kyung Chun Lee-Kyung An Sang-Mi A1-4.16,260 2 CHN Wang Chunlu, Yang Yang [A], Sun Dandan, Yang Yang [S] A2-4.16,383 3 CAN Tania Vicent, Christine-Isabel Boudrias, Annie Perreault, Isabelle Charest A3-4.21,205 2002 1 KOR Choi Eun-Kyung, Choi Min-Kyung, Park Hye-Won, Joo Min-Jin A1-4.12,793 2 CHN Yang Yang [S], Yang Yang [A], Wang Chunlu, Sun Dandan A2-4.13,236 3 CAN Marie-Eve Drolet, Isabelle Charest, Amélie Goulet-Nadon, Alanna Kraus A3-4.15,738 MENN 500 m 1994 1 Chae Ji-Hoon KOR 43,45 2 Mirko Vuillermin ITA 43,47 3 Nicky Gooch GBR 43,68 1998 1 Takafumi Nishitani JPN A1-42,862 2 An Yulong CHN A2-43,022 3 Hitoshi Uematsu JPN A3-43,713 2002 1 Marc Gagnon CAN A1-41,802 2 Jonathan Guilmette CAN A2-41,994 3 Rusty Smith USA A3-42,027 1000 m 1992 1 Kim Ki-Hoon KOR A1-1.30,76 2 Frédéric Blackburn CAN A2-1.31,11 3 Lee Jun-Ho KOR A3-1.31,16 1994 1 Kim Ki-Hoon KOR 1.34,57 2 Chae Ji-Hoon KOR 1.34,92 3 Marc Gagnon CAN B-1.33,03 1998 1 Kim Dong-Sung KOR A1-1.32,375 2 Li Jiajun CHN A2-1.32,428 3 Éric Bédard CAN A3-1.32,661 2002 1 Steven Bradbury AUS A1-1.29,109 2 Apolo Anton Ohno USA A2-1.30,160 3 Mathieu Turcotte CAN A3-1.30,563 1500 m 2002 1 Apolo Anton Ohno USA A1-2.18,541 2 Li Jiajun CHN A2-2.18,731 3 Marc Gagnon CAN A3-2.18,806 Relay / Stafett 1992 1 KOR Kim Ki-Hoon, Mo Ji-Soo, Song Jae-Kun, Lee Jun-Ho 7.14,02 2 CAN Frédéric Blackburn, Michel Daignault, Laurent Daignault, Mark Lackie, Sylvain 7.14,06 Gagnon 3 JPN Tatsuyoshi Ishihara, Toshinobu Kawai, Yuichi Akasaka, Tsutomu Kawasaki 7.18,18 1994 1 ITA Hugo Herrnhof, Mirko Vuillermin, Orazio Fagone, Maurizio Carnino 7.11,94 2 USA John Coyle, Andy Gabel, Randy Bartz, Eric Flaim 7.13,37 3 AUS Kieran Hansen, Richard Nizielski, Steven Bradbury, Andrew Murtha 7.13,68 1998 1 CAN Marc Gagnon, Derrick Campbell, François Drolet, Éric Bédard A1-7.06,075 2 KOR Lee Ho-Eung, Chae Ji-Hoon, Kim Dong-Sung, Lee Jun-Hwan A2-7.06,776 3 CHN Yuan Ye, An Yulong, Li Jiajun, Feng Kai A3-7.11,559 2002 1 CAN Jonathan Guilmette, Mathieu Turcotte, François-Louis Tremblay, Marc Gagnon A1-6.51,579 2 ITA Nicola Franceschina, Nicola Rodigari, Maurizio Carnino, Fabio Carta A2-6.56,327 3 CHN Feng Kai, Guo Wei, Li Jiajun, Li Ye A3-6.59,633 .
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