The top two finishers in each of the two semifinals qualified for the A final, while the third and fourth place skaters advanced to the B Final.[2] In the second semifinal, American Apolo Anton Ohno caused Japan's Satoru Terao to fall, resulting in Ohno's disqualification, while Terao was advanced to the A final.[3]
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The men s 500 metres in short track speed skating at the 2002 Winter Olympics took place on 23 February at the Salt Lake Ice Center 1 Men s 500 metresat the XIX Olympic Winter GamesPictogram for short trackVenueSalt Lake Ice CenterDates23 FebruaryCompetitors32 from 20 nationsWinning time41 802MedalistsMarc Gagnon CanadaJonathan Guilmette CanadaRusty Smith United States 19982006 Contents 1 Records 2 Results 2 1 Heats 2 2 Quarterfinals 2 3 Semifinals 2 4 Finals 3 ReferencesRecords editPrior to this competition the existing world and Olympic records were as follows 2 World record nbsp Jeffrey Scholten CAN 41 514 Calgary Canada 13 October 2001Olympic record nbsp Takafumi Nishitani JPN 42 756 Nagano Japan 21 February 1998The following new Olympic records were set during this competition Date Round Team Time OR WR23 February Heat 7 nbsp Jonathan Guilmette CAN 42 326 OR23 February Quarterfinal 3 nbsp Kim Dong sung KOR 41 806 OR23 February A Final nbsp Marc Gagnon CAN 41 802 ORResults editHeats edit The first round was held on 23 February There were eight heats of four skaters each with the top two finishers moving on to the quarterfinals 2 Heat 1Rank Athlete Country Time Notes1 Li Jiajun nbsp China 43 690 Q2 Arian Nachbar nbsp Germany 44 057 Q3 Matus Uzak nbsp Slovakia 44 4994 Asen Pandov nbsp Bulgaria 77 124Heat 2Rank Athlete Country Time Notes1 Simon Van Vossel nbsp Belgium 43 119 Q2 Apolo Anton Ohno nbsp United States 43 214 Q3 Cees Juffermans nbsp Netherlands 43 2534 Andrew McNee nbsp Australia 44 289Heat 3Rank Athlete Country Time Notes1 Takafumi Nishitani nbsp Japan 43 211 Q2 Marc Gagnon nbsp Canada 43 395 Q3 Krisztian Szabo nbsp Hungary 44 1434 Volodymyr Hryhor iev nbsp Ukraine 70 431Heat 4Rank Athlete Country Time Notes1 Kim Dong sung nbsp South Korea 42 834 Q2 Rusty Smith nbsp United States 42 849 Q3 Dave Allardice nbsp Great Britain 42 9804 Ganbatyn Jargalanchuluun nbsp Mongolia 52 225Heat 5Rank Athlete Country Time Notes1 Fabio Carta nbsp Italy 43 787 Q2 Bruno Loscos nbsp France 43 864 Q3 Leon Flack nbsp Great Britain 43 9654 Mark Jackson nbsp New Zealand 44 064Heat 6Rank Athlete Country Time Notes1 Feng Kai nbsp China 43 084 Q2 Wim De Deyne nbsp Belgium 43 205 Q3 Martin Johansson nbsp Sweden 43 4354 Krystian Zdrojkowski nbsp Poland 44 117Heat 7Rank Athlete Country Time Notes1 Jonathan Guilmette nbsp Canada 42 326 Q OR2 Satoru Terao nbsp Japan 42 334 Q3 Balazs Knoch nbsp Hungary 42 5334 Miroslav Boyadzhiev nbsp Bulgaria 43 462Heat 8Rank Athlete Country Time Notes1 Nicola Franceschina nbsp Italy 42 876 Q2 Steven Bradbury nbsp Australia 43 226 Q3 Ludovic Mathieu nbsp France 43 790 ADV Lee Seung jae nbsp South Korea DQQuarterfinals edit The top two finishers in each of the four quarterfinals advanced to the semifinals 2 Quarterfinal 1Rank Athlete Country Time Notes1 Jonathan Guilmette nbsp Canada 42 809 Q2 Apolo Anton Ohno nbsp United States 42 895 Q3 Fabio Carta nbsp Italy 43 1134 Arian Nachbar nbsp Germany 43 626Quarterfinal 2Rank Athlete Country Time Notes1 Rusty Smith nbsp United States 42 359 Q2 Marc Gagnon nbsp Canada 42 384 Q3 Takafumi Nishitani nbsp Japan 42 535 Nicola Franceschina nbsp Italy DQQuarterfinal 3Rank Athlete Country Time Notes1 Kim Dong sung nbsp South Korea 41 806 Q OR2 Wim De Deyne nbsp Belgium 41 832 Q3 Li Jiajun nbsp China 64 5144 Bruno Loscos nbsp France 99 879Quarterfinal 4Rank Athlete Country Time Notes1 Satoru Terao nbsp Japan 42 692 Q2 Feng Kai nbsp China 42 820 Q3 Steven Bradbury nbsp Australia 44 9824 Ludovic Mathieu nbsp France 73 328 Simon Van Vossel nbsp Belgium DQSemifinals edit The top two finishers in each of the two semifinals qualified for the A final while the third and fourth place skaters advanced to the B Final 2 In the second semifinal American Apolo Anton Ohno caused Japan s Satoru Terao to fall resulting in Ohno s disqualification while Terao was advanced to the A final 3 Semifinal 1Rank Athlete Country Time Notes1 Rusty Smith nbsp United States 41 916 QA2 Marc Gagnon nbsp Canada 41 981 QA3 Kim Dong sung nbsp South Korea 41 990 QB4 Wim De Deyne nbsp Belgium 42 823 QBSemifinal 2Rank Athlete Country Time Notes1 Jonathan Guilmette nbsp Canada 42 201 QA2 Feng Kai nbsp China 42 266 QA3 Satoru Terao nbsp Japan 65 790 ADV Apolo Anton Ohno nbsp United States DQFinals edit The five qualifying skaters competed in Final A while two other raced for 6th place in Final B 2 Final ARank Athlete Country Time Notes nbsp Marc Gagnon nbsp Canada 41 802 nbsp Jonathan Guilmette nbsp Canada 41 994 nbsp Rusty Smith nbsp United States 42 0274 Feng Kai nbsp China 42 1125 Satoru Terao nbsp Japan 42 219Final BRank Athlete Country Time Notes6 Kim Dong sung nbsp South Korea 42 0767 Wim De Deyne nbsp Belgium 42 961References edit Short Track Speed Skating at the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Games Men s 500 metres Sports Reference Archived from the original on 17 April 2020 Retrieved 12 November 2019 a b c d e Salt Lake City 2002 Official Report Volume 3 PDF Salt Lake Organizing Committee LA84 Foundation 2002 Archived from the original PDF on 20 February 2012 Ohno disqualified in 500 U S falls in 5 000 relay ESPN 23 February 2002 Retrieved 12 January 2014 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Short track speed skating at the 2002 Winter Olympics Men 27s 500 metres amp oldid 1117432379, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
