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Result Protocol Samsung ISU World Cup Short Track 2013/14 September 26-29, Shanghai China ORGANIZING COMMITTEE Honorary Chairman Xiao Tian Zhao Wen Chairman Zhao Yinggang Li Yuyi Jiang Heping Vice-Chairman Zhang Haifeng Ren Hongguo Chen Yiping Liang Chun Liu Aijie Song Keqin Lan Li Tong Lixin Yan Jiadong Sun Weimin Yang Yang Member Yu Haiyan Wang Zhili Hao Zhongdong Fu Yuming Jiang Shicai Chi Hong Cui Yining Yan Yongning Zhang Ming Gong Yiqing General Secretary Yu Haiyan Cui Yining Office Press Committee Director: Yan Yongning Director: Liu Qi Deputy Director: Zhang Aiguo Deputy Director: Yu Jian Yang Guohao Zhang Jianlin Competition Committee Medical Committee Director: Zhang Ming Director: Song Yaojun Deputy Director: Liu Hao Chen Renxiao Yang Yong Reception Committee Doping Control Committee Director: Yan Jing Director: Hu Jie Deputy Director: Xing Shuo Financial committee Market Development Director: Lin Chunming Director: Ji Qiao Deputy Director: Wei Chunling Deputy Director: Qin Dahai Venue-Committee Security Committee Director: Gong Yiqing Director: Lv Yaodong Deputy Director: Shen Xinsheng Deputy Director: Wang Kai Wang Wei Xie Peigen Samsung ISU World Cup Short Track 2013/14 September 26-29, Shanghai China TECHNICAL OFFICIALS ISU Representative Gyorgy Martos (HUN) Representative of STSS Reinier Oostheim (NED) Technical Committee Chief Referee Jim Hewish (AUS) st Mauri Alessandro (ITA) 1 Assistant Referees Assistant Referees Qu Li (CHN) Assistant Referees Video Olcon Lidia (POL ) Starter Ladies Silcock Peter (NZL) Starter Men Won-Ho Yoon (KOR) Competitors Stewards Bok-kee Kwon (KOR) Shen Ling (CHN) Time-Results Torsten Griga（GER） Michael Drotleff（GER） Deniel Kohler（GER） Video Replay Willi Maria Bargauan（ITA） Annalaura Portinari（ITA） Samsung ISU World Cup Short Track 2013/14 September 26-29, Shanghai China TECHNICAL STAFF Doping Control Officers Wang Yongpei (CHN) Li Li (CHN) Bai Xiaonan (CHN) Track stewards Wang Chuang (CHN) Li Xiaowan (CHN) Yang Gang (CHN) Zheng Siyu (CHN) Xu Kainan (CHN) Chen Hongmei (CHN) Lap scorer Bai Yun (CHN) Lap recorder Gao Weisong (CHN) Lap Timers Gao Zhiyang (CHN) Zhang Qiushuang (CHN) Announcers Zhang Chun (CHN) Li Junan (CHN) Assistant Starters Xu Xun (CHN) Gao Bin (CHN) Coach Box Fu Tianyu (CHN) Li Jing (CHN) Finish Line Staff Cui Chenghuan (CHN) Lin Zhongjie (CHN) Wang Zili (CHN) Xu Dongyan (CHN) Wang Hai (CHN) Chen Wenhong (CHN) Cai Yunjian (CHN) Zhang Hui (CHN) Heat Box Wang Xudong (CHN) Zhang Ting (CHN) Secretary＆Copy Wang Yuning (CHN) Li Yong (CHN) Shan Baohai (CHN) Li Qi (CHN) Samsung ISU World CupShort Track 2013/14 September 26-29, Shanghai China List of Tema Leader Australia Coach Zhang Yuan Yuan (Ann) Haug William Physiotherapist Allan Nicholas Austria Team Leader Stanuch Marek Belarus Coach Siarheyeva Liudmila Cannada Team Leader Hamelin Yves Coach Campbell Derrick Blackburn Frederic Cavar Jonathon Physiotherapist Carmel Veronique Medical Doctor Hebert Hugo Official Naulleau Catherine Abejean Fabien Drolet Francois Clark Alexandre China Team Leader Liu Hao Coach Li Yan Dustin Woods Liu Yingbao Xu Yingnan Ma Yunfeng Physiotherapist Shang Lixin Li Qingfeng Dong Li Czech Republic Team Leader Parik Jindrich Coach Hruza Jarmil France Team Leader Bourrel Nicolas Coach Cho Hangmen Physiotherapist Chatain Bruno Medical Doctor Baudet Paul Great Britain Team Leader Horsepool Stuart Coach Gooch Nicholas Eley Joanna Lee Seung Jae Physiotherapist Farmer Paul Official Hext Andrew Germany Team Leader Kulik Matthias Coach Boyadzhiev Miroslav Kooreman Mike Physiotherapist Müller Uwe Medical Doctor Dr. Reuter Ulrich Hong Kong/China Team Leader Lu Shuo Hungary Team Leader Darazs Istvan Coach Zhang Jing Telegdi Attila Official Knoch Balázs Israel Coach deDeyne Wim Italy Team Leader Bedard Eric Coach Gouadec Kenan Physiotherapist Arosio Luca Japan Team Leader Kashiwabara Mikihito Coach Kodera Takehiro Sugio Kenichi Shinohara Yugo Tomono Kiyotaka Physiotherapist Mochizuki Maki Sato Yota Medical Doctor Kawaguchi Yukio Kazakhstan Team Leader Karsybekov Madygali Coach Gwon Ouk JANG Gamidov Petr Physiotherapist You JaeJun Medical Doctor Lozanov Angel Official Urazbekova Nurkhan Korea Team Leader Jun Myung Kyu Coach Baek Kukkun Yoon Jaemyung Choi Kwangbok Physiotherapist Kim Dae Won Latvia Team Leader Krievane Evita Lithuania Team Leader Vilcinskas Antanas Coach Hruza Jarmil Netherlands Team Leader Otter Jeroen Coach de Deyne Wim Physiotherapist Schaafsma Menno Official van Os Bernadet Elien Rienstra Poland Team Leader Monroe John Coach Kulesza Dariusz Romania Coach Csiszer Judit Russia Team Leader Kurgunyan Evgeny Coach Maksimov Andrey Cros Sebastien Kaminska Urszula Durand Gregory, Erwin Physiotherapist Komarov Roman Giniyatullin Ildar Medical Doctor Lizunova Natalia Grebenyuk Vadim Singapore Coach Xie Lixia Switzerland Coach Cattani Mr. Diego Slovak Republic Coach Bodo Igor Sweden Coach Hende Michael Ukraine Team Leader Kharlamov Viktor Coach Iakovlev Ievgen USA Team Leader Thibault Guy Coach Gough Stephen Barthell Anthony Physiotherapist Wildes Curtis Medical Doctor Noyes Micheal Official Shane Domer Samsung ISU World CupShortTrack 2013/14 September 26-29, Shanghai China Competition Schedule Official Programme Sep. 26, 2013 Time Distance Race Qualify Total 7:45 Ice Res (Full) 8:00 Warming Up Ladies 1-5 8:10 Warming Up Ladies 6-10 8:20 Ice Res (Track) 8:35 Warming Up Men 11-16 8:45 Warming Up Men 17-21 8:55 Ice Res (Full) 9:10 Ladies 1500M 10 Heats Top 3 1-10 9:52 Ice Res (Track) 10:07 Men 1500M 11 Heats Top 3 11-21 10:54 Ice Res (Track) 11:09 Warming Up Ladies 22-28 11:19 Warming Up Ladies 29-35 11:29 Ice Res (Track) 11:44 Warming Up Men 36-43 11:54 Warming Up Men 44-50 12:04 Ice Res (Full) 12:19 Ladies 500M 14 Pre-Preliminaries Top2+12 22-35 12:53 Ice Res (Track) 13:08 Men 500M 15 Pre-Preliminaries Top 2+14 36-50 13:44 Ice Res (Track) 13:59 Ladies 500M 10 Preliminaries Top 2+4 51-60 14:23 Ice Res (Track) 14:38 Men 500M 11 Preliminaries Top 2+6 61-71 15:05 Ice Res (Track) 15:20 Ladies 500M 6 Heats Top 2+4 72-77 15:34 Ice Res (Track) 15:49 Men 500M 7 Heats Top 2+2 78-84 16:06 End 16:06 Ice Res (Full) 16:21 Training Ladies 16:51 Ice Res (Track) 17:01 Training Men 17:31 End Samsung ISU World Cup Short Track 2013/14 September 26-29, Shanghai China Competition Schedule Official Programme Sep. 27, 2013 Time Distance race Qualify total 7:45 Ice Res (Full) 8:00 Warming Up Ladies 85-91 8:10 Warming Up Ladies 92-98 8:20 Ice Res (Track) 8:35 Warming Up Men 99-106 8:45 Warming Up Men 107-113 8:55 Ice Res (Full) 9:10 Ladies 1000M 14 Pre-Preliminaries Top2+12 85-98 9:56 Ice Res (Track) 10:11 Men 1000M 15 Pre-Preliminaries Top 2+14 99-113 11:01 Ice Res (Track) 11:16 Ladies 1000M 10 Preliminaries Top 2+4 114-123 11:50 Ice Res (Track) 12:05 Men 1000M 11 Preliminaries Top 2+6 124-134 12:41 Ice Res (Track) 12:56 Ladies 1000M 6 Heats Top 2+4 135-140 13:16 Men 1000M 7 Heats Top 2+2 141-147 13:40 Ice Res (Track) 13:55 Warming Up Ladies 148-149 14:05 Warming Up Ladies 150-151 14:15 Ice Res (Track) 14:30 Warming Up Men 152-153 14:40 Warming Up Men 154-155 14:50 Ice Res (Full) 15:05 Ladies 3000M Relay 4 Heats Top 2 148-151 15:33 Ice Res (Full) 15:53 Men 5000M Relay 4 Heats Top 2 152-155 16:29 End 16:29 Ice Res (Track) 16:44 Training Ladies 17:14 Ice Res (Track) 17:24 Training Men 17:54 End Samsung ISU World CupShort Track 2013/14 September 26-29, Shanghai China Competition Schedule Official Programme Sep. 28, 2013 Time Distance race Qualify total 12:45 Ice Res (Full) 13:00 Training Ladies 13:30 Ice Res (Track) 13:45 Training Men 14:15 End 15:00 Ice Res (Full) 15:15 Warming Up Ladies 1500M 156-161 15:25 Warming Up Men 1500M 162-167 15:35 Ice Res (Full) 15:50 Ladies 1500M 6 Quarter Finals Top 3 156-161 16:17 Men 1500M 6 Quarter Finals Top 3 162-167 16:45 Ice Res (Track) 17:00 End 17:00 Warming Up Ladies 178-181 17:10 Warming Up Men 182-185 17:20 Ice Res (Full) 17:35 End 17:45 Opening Ceremony 18:00 Intrduction 18:02 Ladies 1500M 3 Semi Finals Top 2 168-170 18:18 Men 1500M 3 Semi Finals Top 2 171-173 18:34 Ice Res (Track) 18:49 Ladies 1500M 1 Final B 174 18:54 Ladies 1500M 1 Final A 175 18:59 Cerem. Ice, Ladies 19:04 Men 1500M 1 Final B 176 19:09 Men 1500M 1 Final A 177 19:14 Cerem. Ice, Men 19:19 Ice Res (Full) 19:34 Ladies 500M 4 Quarter Finals Top 2 178-181 19:45 Men 500M 4 Quarter Finals Top 2 182-185 19:56 Ice Res (Track) 20:11 Ladies 500M 2 Semi Finals Top 2 186-187 20:17 Men 500M 2 Semi Finals Top 2 188-189 20:23 Ice Res (Track) 20:38 Ladies 500M 1 Final B 190 20:42 Ladies 500M 1 Final A 191 20:45 Cerem. Ice, Ladies 20:50 Men 500M 1 Final B 192 20:53 Men 500M 1 Final A 193 20:56 Cerem. Ice, Men 21:01 End Samsung ISU World Cup Short Track 2013/14 September 26-29, Shanghai China Competition Schedule Official Programme Sep. 29, 2013 Time Distance race Qualify total 16:00 Ice Res (Full) 16:15 Warming Up Ladies 194-197 16:25 Warming Up Men 198-201 16:35 Ice Res (Track) 16:50 Warming Up Ladies 210-211 17:00 Warming Up Men 212-213 17:10 Ice Res (Full) 17:25 End 17:30 Intrduction 17:32 Ladies 1000M 4 Quarter Finals Top 2 194-197 17:46 Men 1000M 4 Quarter Finals Top 2 198-201 18:01 Ice Res (Track) 18:16 Ladies 1000M 2 Semi Finals Top 2 202-203 18:24 Men 1000M 2 Semi Finals Top 2 204-205 18:32 Ice Res (Track) 18:47 Ladies 1000M 1 Final B 206 18:51 Ladies 1000M 1 Final A 207 18:55 Cerem.
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