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Short-Track Speed Skating – 1,000 Metres, Women Times Contested 5 Total Competitors 118 Total Nations 28 Year Event Competitor Short-Track Speed Skating – 1,000 metres, Women Times Contested 5 Total Competitors 118 Total Nations 28 Year Event Competitors Nations 1994 1,000 metres, Women 30 15 1998 1,000 metres, Women 31 13 2002 1,000 metres, Women 28 16 2006 1,000 metres, Women 29 20 2010 1,000 metres, Women 32 18 Medals Won by Nations RankUS RankEuro NOC Gold Silver Bronze Totals 1 1 Korea (South) 3 1 3 7 2 2 China 2 2 2 6 =3 =3 Canada - 1 - 1 =3 =3 United States - 1 - 1 Totals (5 events) 5 5 5 15 Most Gold Medals 2 Jeon I-Gyeong (KOR) Most Medals 2 Jeon I-Gyeong (KOR/200) 2 Yang Yang (S) (CHN/011) 2 Yang Yang (A) (CHN/101) 2 Wang Meng (CHN/110) Youngest Competitors 14-136 Won Hye-Gyeong (KOR-1994, *14 October 1979) 15-213 Szandra Lajtos (HUN-2002, *22 July 1986) 15-285 Go Gi-Hyeon (KOR-2002, *11 May 1986) 15-314 Arianna Fontana (ITA-2006, *14 April 1990) 16-114 Evgeniya Radanova (BUL-1994, *4 November 1977) 16-165 Yang Yang (S) (CHN-1994, *14 September 1977) 16-275 Yelena Tikhonova (RUS-1994, *27 May 1977) 17-056 Choi Eun-Gyeong (KOR-2002, *26 December 1984) 17-067 Jin Seon-Yu (KOR-2006, *17 December 1988) 17-082 Kim Yun-Mi (KOR-1998, *1 December 1980) Youngest Medalists 15-288 Go Gi-Hyeon (KOR-2002, *11 May 1986) 17-070 Jin Seon-Yu (KOR-2006, *17 December 1988) 17-163 Kim So-Hui (KOR-1994, *16 September 1976) 17-335 Park Seung-Hui (KOR-2010, *28 March 1992) 18-052 Jeon I-Gyeong (KOR-1994, *6 January 1976) Youngest Gold Medalists 17-070 Jin Seon-Yu (KOR-2006, *17 December 1988) 18-052 Jeon I-Gyeong (KOR-1994, *6 January 1976) 22-047 Jeon I-Gyeong (KOR-1998, *6 January 1976) Oldest Competitors 34-043 Tania Vicent (CAN-2010, *13 January 1976) 33-285 Karen Gardiner-Kah (AUS-1994, *17 May 1960) 32-112 Evgeniya Radanova (BUL-2010, *4 November 1977) 31-322 Cathy Turner (USA-1994, *10 April 1962) 31-193 Marina Pylayeva (RUS-1998, *12 August 1966) 31-087 Sylvie Daigle (CAN-1994, *1 December 1962) 30-088 Nathalie Lambert (CAN-1994, *1 December 1963) 30-041 Tania Vicent (CAN-2006, *13 January 1976) 29-250 Cindy Meyer (RSA-1994, *21 June 1964) 29-197 Allison Baver (USA-2010, *11 August 1980) Oldest Medalists 30-088 Nathalie Lambert (CAN-1994, *1 December 1963) 29-185 Yang Yang (A (CHN-2006, *24 August 1976) 25-183 Yang Yang (A (CHN-2002, *24 August 1976) 24-322 Wang Meng (CHN-2010, *10 April 1985) 24-162 Yang Yang (S (CHN-2002, *14 September 1977) Oldest Gold Medalists 25-183 Yang Yang (A (CHN-2002, *24 August 1976) 24-322 Wang Meng (CHN-2010, *10 April 1985) 22-047 Jeon I-Gyeong (KOR-1998, *6 January 1976) Closest Finish in Event 0.036 Yang Yang (A) (CHN-2002) Biggest Margin of Victory in Event 0.567 Chun Lee-Kyung (KOR-1998) Best Finishes by Nations AUS 7 Tatyana Borodulina (2010). AUT 22 Veronika Windisch (2010). BEL 17 Sofie Pintens (1994). BLR 17 Yuliya Pavlovich-Yelsakova (2006). BUL 5 Evgeniya Radanova (2002). CAN 2 / Silver Nathalie Lambert (1994). CHN 1 / Gold Yang Yang (A) (2002); Wang Meng (2010). CZE 13 Kateřina Novotná (2006). FRA 12 Stéphanie Bouvier (2002). GBR 9 Jo Williams (2002). GER 7 Yvonne Kunze (2006). HKG 18 Yue Shuang Han (2006). HUN 9 Bernadett Heidum (2010). ISR 21 Olga Danilov (2002). ITA 6 Arianna Fontana (2006). JPN 5 Ikue Teshigawara (1998). KAZ Not placed Yelena Sinitsina (1994). KOR 1 / Gold Jeon I-Gyeong (1994); Jeon I-Gyeong (1998); Jin Seon-Yu (2006). LAT 19 Evita Krievāne (2006). NED 9 Ellen Wiegers (1998). POL 14 Paula Bzura (2010). PRK 13 Han Ryon-Hui (1998). ROU 20 Katalin Kristo (2002). RSA 23 Cindy Meyer (1994). RUS 12 Marina Pylayeva (1994). UKR 27 Nataliya Sverchikova (1998). USA 2 / Silver Katherine Reutter (2010). 1,000 metres, Women – Olympic Record Progression 1:41.88 1h1 Sylvie Daigle CAN Lillehammer 1994 1:39.55 1h2 Isabelle Charest CAN Lillehammer 1994 1:38.75 1q1 Nathalie Lambert CAN Lillehammer 1994 1:38.61 1q3 Kim So-Hee KOR Lillehammer 1994 1:37.17 1s1 Kim So-Hee KOR Lillehammer 1994 1:36.87 1 Chun Lee-Kyung KOR Lillehammer 1994 1:35.964 1h1 Ikue Teshigawara JPN Nagano 1998 1:35.244 1h2 Yang Yang (S) CHN Nagano 1998 1:33.530 1h5 Amy Peterson USA Nagano 1998 1:31.991 1q1 WR Yang Yang (A) CHN Nagano 1998 1:31.235 1q1 Yang Yang (A) CHN Salt Lake City 2002 1:31.033 1h2 Kalyna Roberge CAN Vancouver 2010 1:30.508 1h5 Katherine Reutter USA Vancouver 2010 1:29.849 1q2 Zhou Yang CHN Vancouver 2010 .
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