Short Track Kim Gil-li Passes the 5th World Cup Qualifiers… Advance Towards Overall Victory
Park Ji-won, ranked 2nd in the men’s overall ranking, also cruised through the first and second 1,000m race preliminaries.
Kim Gil-li (Seongnam City Hall), who is ranked first in the short track women’s World Cup rankings,
easily passed the preliminaries in all events for the 5th World Cup competition and took one step closer to winning the overall championship.
Gilly Kim was the first to finish at the finish line with a score of 1 minute 32.659 seconds in Group 7 of the women’s 1,000m first race preliminary round of the 5th competition of the 2023-2024 International Skating Union (ISU) Short Track World Cup held in Dresden, Germany on the 10th (Korean time).
He broke through and advanced to the quarterfinals. 토토사이트 순위
In the second race of the women’s 1,000m, she took first place in group 4 of the preliminary round with a time of 1 minute 33.961 seconds and easily advanced to the quarterfinals.
In the women’s 3,000m relay, which she participated in with Shim Seok-hee (Seoul City Hall),
Park Ji-yoon (Seoul City Hall), and Park Ji-won (Jeonbuk Provincial Office),
she beat China (4 minutes 14.741 seconds) with a score of 4 minutes 14.652 seconds and took first place in Group 1 of the preliminary round. occupied.
Gilly Kim is ranked first in the World Cup rankings with 865 World Cup points until the 4th World Cup,
beating out Kristin Santos-Griswold of the United States (805 points).
This season’s World Cup series will conclude with the 5th competition and the 6th competition to be held in Gdansk, Poland from the 17th to the 19th of this month.
Park Ji-won (Seoul City Hall), who is ranked second in the men’s World Cup rankings,
also passed the preliminaries in all participating events with ease.
Park Ji-won took first place in group 3 of the first preliminary round of the men’s 1,000m race with a time of 1 minute 23.958 seconds,
then took first place again in group 5 of the second preliminary round with a time of 1 minute 25.164 seconds and advanced to the quarterfinals.
He also took first place in Group 5 in the men’s 1,000m second race preliminaries with a time of 1 minute, 23.23 seconds.
In Group 3 of the men’s 5,000m relay quarterfinals, where he competed with Seong-woo Jang (Korea University),
Tae-seong Kim (Dankook University), and Jeong-min Lee (Korea National Sport University),
he crossed the finish line in second place after Poland and advanced to the semifinals.
Ji-won Park, who took first place overall in the World Cup last season,
earned 681 World Cup points this season, trailing Canada’s Stephen Dubois (683 points) by just two points.
Dubois also easily passed the first and second men’s 1,000m races.