Men's 1000m Short Track Speed Skating Full Final - Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympics

Full coverage of the men's 1000m short track speed skating event event at the Vancouver 2010 Winter Olympic Games as Korea's Jung-Su Lee wins gold.
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[@jeehyun14]

I love this sport...it's so intense and fun to watch :D

[@timothymorris3601]

Congrats to S. Korea for hosting the 2018 olympics! I hope Chicago finally wins the bid for the summer Olympics. USA!

[@user-dg6el5ex7q]

thanks

[@dvferyance]

Unfortunatly the Chicago Olympics wasn't meant to be.

[@123mranonym]

Lee Ho-Suk (Nr. 242) = King of Short Track : 16:15 24:17 45:40

[@ladaffodilion]

He deserves more medals. His passing is the best and the fastest, though aggressive. Watching him skate is a delight.

[@user-fw7mt4ie3k]

God Ho Seok

[@kaiyang5426]

@@ladaffodilion aggressiv =dirty Kimchi

[@june-xo3vw]

실력에 비해 개인전 금메달 없은게 아쉬움.

[@june-xo3vw]

But, he didn't get any olympic gold medal for individual competition. Sorry to his unlucky events in olympic games.

[@hineighbor]

It looks so hard to pass people in this sport. Everyone is so bunched up one tiny mistake and you can run into someone. Really precise moves and a lot more strategy involved than people think.

[@AlphineWolf]

They were doing it in an NHL rink lol. It's not designed for this

[@Coloringg666]

Korean have the most medal for short track speed skating in Winter Olympic record, they are always the best. Although Victor Ahn is racing for Russia now, his success carrier is started as Korean...

[@Coloringg666]

Boloroo Boogii No matter you're troll or stupid, IDC...

[@jacobjeon7382]

+Boloroo Boogii you are a fucking idiot have a life

[@hellokim6374]

One player pushed this russian player :(

[@kittenmeows]

I love the authentic French Canadian commentaries!

[@shakovskanton3540]

so much of this race is maneuvering around players, managing your blades and not getting tripped..christ its stressful

[@worldsport1644]

Epic race. Such an amazing sport!

[@jimpark8379]

1000 M Men Quarters 2:47 Heat 1 Start List 3:47 Heat 1 6:26 Heat 2 Start List 7:47 Heat 2 (Lee Jung-Su) 8:33 Restart Heat 2 11:24 Heat 3 (Sung Si-Bak) 14:45 Heat 4 (Lee Ho-Suk) [Lee Ho-Suk's trademark last to first outside pass wins another heat] 18:46 Quarters --> Semis 1000 M Men Semis 21:20 Heat 1 Start List 21:50 Heat 1 (Lee Jung-Su, Lee Ho-Suk) [USA's J.R. Celski and Canada's F. Hamelin take the lead while the Koreans wait in the back to unleash their kick. Lee Jung-Su, in third, probed for an opening for over 2 laps but is walled off by Celski. Lee Ho-Suk, in last, accelerates around the corner and blows past the pack with a gorgeous triple inside pass at 24:53 to win the heat. Celski and F. Hamelin, fighting for second place, race to the corner and bump when Celski stumbles, causing F. Hamelin to fall. Lee Jung-Su takes advantage of the confusion to double inside pass the N. Americans and take second at 25:01. Celski was given a penalty and F. Hamelin advanced, yet another inexplicable penalty benefitting Canada. Celski had completed his pass and a stumble is a race accident, no penalty was the correct call] 27:02 Heat 2 Start List 27:18 Heat 2 (Sung Si-Bak) 29:22 Restart Heat 2 [Sung Si-Bak takes the lead by first inside passing China's Han Jialiang, then Canada's C. Hamelin. Han is late to cutoff Sung Si-Bak's inside pass, and bounces off the Korean. USA's A. Ohno takes advantage by inside passing Han to take third. Once Sung takes the lead, he pushes the pace to defend against passes. C. Hamelin inside passes Sung to take the lead in spite of the pace, and Ohno double inside passes both C. Hamelin and Sung to take first at the finish, with C. Hamelin barely holding off Sung for second] 33:23 Semis --> Finals 1000 M Men Finals 35:30 Final B (Sung Si-Bak) [In 2 man Final B, China's Han Jialiang wins when Korea's Sung Si-Bak is given a penalty, which appears to be an outside to inside lane change causing contact at 38:58] 40:00 Final A Start List 41:57 Final A Introductions 44:43 Final A (Lee Ho-Suk, Lee Jung-Su) [The race starts as expected with Canada's Hamelins taking the lead, Korea's Lees lurking at the back, and USA's Ohno in the middle. Ohno inside passes his way to second breaking up Canada's Hamelin wall. As soon as they see that Ohno has breached the wall, the Koreans jump the outcourse and take off at 47:13. Ohno doesn't want the Koreans to board the outcourse train and immediately after completing his pass, he shifts right to block, abandoning the incourse. F. Hamelin takes advantage of the opened incourse to inside pass Ohno. The Koreans just go further wide and avoid Ohno's block and take the lead. Now in last, Ohno jumps the outcourse following the Koreans and all three pass the Hamelins. Lee Jung-Su inside passes Lee Ho-Suk to win gold, Lee Ho-Suk silver, and Ohno bronze] 51:52 Medal Ceremony

[@benkennedy4894]

My favorite winter Olympic event. Go team USA in sochi

[@XYZUNKNOWN]

Thanks for uploading all of your videos!

[@TheEmilysam]

all the other countries r like OH NO!, it's ohno!

[@TheSirjull891]

Wow, it really gets your heart pumpin.

[@ShawnShao]

Sung deserves a pen in semi-final. Anybody agrees?

[@TheSirjull891]

God it is amazing seeing them cruise so easily.

[@kkevinparkk]

dang.. koreans dominate ice, including kim yuna

[@TheRealOtakuEdits]

It would really suck if someone in front of you farted.

[@tqsuited]

That is a potential strategy, eat some baked beans and curry before the race.. then get in front and shit your pants.

[@SnowBall-gp8qq]

Koreans are amazing in short track.

[@Coloringg666]

golfmaniac007 music too, K-pop :P

[@MensVersion]

plastic surgery too

[@Coloringg666]

Guy Forget look ^ Butthurt too

[@100TZE]

Starcraft, You can all sit down now thanks

[@opermaze]

what do you mean? theyre amazing at everything!

[@1990Thunderbolt]

Koreans own Ohno! Period!

[@richardgrace5043]

nope...check out the foot...can clearly see him impede him...which the same skater was later called on and disqualified for doing the exact Same thing for another skater in the next heat he was in

[@1990Thunderbolt]

richard grace well korean won the gold medal so. no use talking....

[@richardgrace5043]

1990Thunderbolt should tell you that he likes to cheat...I mean this is the guy that Russia gave citizenship to for the last winter Olympics so he could race for them

[@1990Thunderbolt]

richard grace w/e it is. still won the gold medal. moving on.

[@jacobjeon7382]

+너무 iamsolobeast u are an idiot Korea was robbed you fool

[@Killersam776]

Apolo will always be one of my favorite olympians. That move he made in the semifinals was fantastic. Then he makes a little mistake in the finals, but still goes on to beat the olympic record, and still get 3rd lol. Love watching his races

[@HOusEoFsiERRa]

What tremendous race by the three of them! Short track (well, speed skating in general) is such a fascinating sport. =]

[@stevenbryant4718]

I noticed the Koreans aren't shy about cutting competitors off when passing on the outside. Instead of going wide enough to give room they force a collision or lose.

[@sharkdavid]

My god! these races are so cutthroat. So amazing and intense.

[@DireWolfy]

David N literally

[@junyoungoh6464]

korea!

[@JingInspirit]

Aw...yeah I heard he got injured, but didn't know what kind of injury =( He's my favourite speed skater, so I'm always looking forward to his races. Been trying to keep updated with him, but I haven't been too successful... Thank you Alex! =)

[@user-fw7mt4ie3k]

Where is Men's 1500m Final Full Video???

[@shipengshu12]

The small final is really interesting...

[@simgingergirl]

Why was Apollo the skating star? He was all over everything Olympics in the US, yet he was the king of 3rd place!

[@paperfol]

Korean 242 is BADASS i was like :O last to first in a matter of seconds

[@jaguarkaboom8967]

did they not get their medals?

[@geoggurobottle3126]

한국선수 6:25 11:30 14:45 21:10 28:40 35:30 40:00

[@jhonvolta646]

I like 242.. Good job man

[@scarletteheart5416]

Amazing korea

[@rocksaltcomando]

Can't believe they don't have the men's 1500 up

[@mohammadalishaikh5208]

very nice raceeeeessssssssssssssss

[@imxpnsv]

The Fact is... Everybody respects Korea in Short Track - They are monsters in short track!! Everybody hates Apolo Anton Ohno - He is just Oh No!!

[@arxvk528]

You are welcome =) I hope Lee JS could come back to his form for Sochi 2014. Kwak and Noh are doing very well, and probably are the ones who are going to get gold medals in the next olympics; however, I can't really expect much from the others in the national team.

[@stephaniemiersch]

did you know that in 2018 will be the last year that charles hamelin will go to the olympics

[@ayamechan4605]

the koreans have a great technique; anyone can learn from them

[@deriaunajones4287]

+ayame chan Dude I just love your Pic(Kaname)

[@hwang9640]

many skillful players like Kwak, Noh, and Lee JS unabled to participate this olympic. Noh, due to cancer, Kwak, due to injury, and Lee for changing his main participating sports to speed skating. they will all come back at 2018, plus some new players will be added. and Ahn Hyun-Soo(I still admire him) will ritire.. we will wipe 8 gold medals total like Netherlands did in 2014 Sochi speed skating

[@daesoon]

이정수 이호석 성시백 최고

[@jadams4222]

The J.R. Celski dsq was kind of a wrong call. Just saying that the Canadian touched him first throwing Celski off balance which in turn threw the Canadian off his skates. Celski isn't my favorite but I'm all about being fair to all the racers.

[@jiwonast222]

celski pushed him

[@jadams4222]

jiwonast222 You'll clearly see the Canadian's hand on him first. The Canadian just happened to get the short end of the stick and Celski got punished for it

[@jiwonast222]

j adams do take time to rewatch the play Celski was trying to pass him

[@jadams4222]

and do take time to see as he was passing him the Canadian put his hand on him and he fell.

[@jiwonast222]

j adams I might not see this correctly but around 24:25 it looks like Celski's turn slowed them both, and because Celski's turn was too sharp, his back and Hamelin's chest touched, and Hamelin held onto his waist to keep control, Hamelin bumped his chin to Celski's back and then it was Celski's left arm that actually pushed Hamlin so he lost control and fell I don't think it was intentionally done but he pushed Hamelin away there was no way Hamelin would've been able to hold stable standing

[@bluepandaman]

What's the point of posting this if you're spoiling the ending in the description?

[@JingInspirit]

Do you know if Lee Jung Su made it into the national team this year?

[@bluepandaman]

It's so nice to watch these without the atrocious broadcasters.

[@stevenbryant4718]

I'm sorry but at the start of the second race #243 did NOT barge. He just timed it better than everyone else! I watched it at half and full speed. If barging mean crossing the line first then he did not do that. He was punished for being good. His hand did go backwards before the gun went off.

[@LilKewi1198]

Team Apollo all the way!!!

[@stevenbryant4718]

At 24:25 look what #206 did with his skate. He tripped up #252 and knocked himself out of the race. The Koreans ganged up on the pass and crowded #206 into the middle. #206 should have seen this coming and took the inside which was wide open. It is hard to guess what they'll do though.

[@tataapare5422]

This was when celskie was injured 6 months prior and this was apollos retirement as well.. wow

[@deriaunajones4287]

I almost died......When Canada Fell like NOOOOOO!!!! 24:27 I want a rematch Bruh

[@hellokim6374]

I see the Korean behind him pushing the dude who fekl

[@jiwonast222]

아쉬움이 많이 남았던 그 경기네요 다시보니 패자 부활전도 있고 재밌어요 how's Sung disqualified?? he was pushing the chinese guy away they should've taken that brozen, too, Ohno got a free ride

[@boratsuckdiev461]

Final B는 패자 부활전이 아니고 결승과는 따로 올라온 선수들의 순위를 가리는 경기랍니다. 한지아량이 이겨도 결승에 못나오는 이유죠, 성시박 선수가 실격처리된건 정확한 판단이랍니다. 의도적이 아니라도 파울은 파울이죠.

[@jiwonast222]

vlabato taravi 네, 패자 부활전이 아닌데 귀찮아서 지우지 못했어요 중국선수가 끊임없이 성시백 선수를 괴롭혔는데 왜 그건 파울 사유가 안됐는지 안타깝네요

[@ViaticalTree]

Why weren’t they given their medals?

[@sunnyt4493]

WHERE ARE THE MEDALS???????

[@davidkim8343]

24:04 미국 파울.... dirty hand.

[@Only1Dizzle]

@ 5:13 - Race is still not finished, but Ohno is 😂

[@starfirechik]

GDI i remember when this happened and I was totally enraged that they ended up falling.

[@lexijordan9384]

Know your own strengths and weaknesses; play it forward, rewind it back and TRAIN!!!!! 🤍

[@rocksaltcomando]

Or any of the heats... Damn!

[@estellasong]

I meant 24.27

[@KZ-hu9uj]

Isnt it unfair how they start? And then that they form into the line how are you supposed to do your best if youre in the back of the line? Then you have to put extra energy to get to the front so equally fast athletes will place differently. Somebody please explain

[@arxvk528]

Seriously...Lee Jung-Su was on fire in this olympics... Most people would've expected Lee Ho-Suk to win the gold.. He's not the best skater, but he just knows well how to use other skaters for his own advantage. Too bad he couldn't get into the national team for 12/13.

[@boratsuckdiev461]

check at 58:27 and compare those two Korean skaters' facial experession. I don't know if it's cuz I am high right now but for me it seems Jung-Su Lee is like 'Yay bitch the gold is mine" and Ho-Suk is like 'Son of a bitch I will beat the shit out of him when we go back to village' I mean look HE DOESN'T SEEM HAPPY AT ALL EVEN AT THE FLOWER CEREMONY!!!

[@emilieroddick9551]

@rocksaltcomando It's been 3 years. If they haven't uploaded it by now, it'll never happen.

[@user-qu6cn9qj9s]

진짜 이호석 장난아니다.. 경기 막바지쯤에 이호석 아웃으로 치려다 셀스키가 살짝 밀어서 삐끗햇음. 보통 선수라면 저런 경우엔 속도 확 떨어지면서 동시에 체력도 떨어져서 다시 추월하는건 사실상 불가능한대. 이호석은 그걸 해내다니..

[@dipzydooer]

no one skates like the koreans.. did u see those cuts they make?

[@deriaunajones4287]

+heyhey mymy I Knooooooooow Like to me Cuts Are EVERYTHING Plus Skill!!!!! Their Cuts Slay

[@closed8786]

31:26 Is that "Boo"? That was a pulling right?

[@donovandownes5064]

I heard boo-urns

[@greghet]

yes. that si-bak guy is dirty

[@estellasong]

What's with the grabbing at 24:37

[@deriaunajones4287]

Apolo is to cute for his own good.....

[@chloez3895]

HONEY, WHERES MY SUPER SUIT?!??!

[@LITTIE_ENFANT]

이땐 무적이네 진짜. 저 체형과 키와 저 약간 마름? 이 진짜 날쎄다

[@andreayi7123]

@17:00 that purple guy was doing so well!! And then he fell....:(

[@glitteringmultitude5268]

If the gold medal game in Sochi isn't Canada vs. Russia it won't be worth watching.

[@boratsuckdiev461]

Why not?

[@samovarmaker9673]

Now I'm no expert, by I think it's unfair how the skaters start the race. You have one person starting right near the centre and another one right at the end, clearly giving him/her a disadvantage. They should start like sprint races.

[@DanDan-tv5hh]

Except there are even times where a skater starts behind the others and can still manage to come first. The longer races are mainly about strategy.

[@qingshanxuen7231]

lol this is just a basketball size court not a football size court

[@rosesantiago-lee2051]

Short track speed skating is a matter of "tactics" and speed in a short distance that why called the nasdaq of ice..

[@gmatsue84]

Starts are almost irrelevant in 1000m and 1500m. In the 500m they are more relevant but the edge is mostly decided by the skater rather than his lane, and you can see it in the replays

[@zacharyennett4954]

29:18

[@TRUNGNGUYEN-bz9th]

South Korean 2 medals and American 1 medal.

[@enidan00thedalek]

anyone else see the shove at 45:39 ???

[@juneshoe]

Notice all the people in the audience at 22:48 who are just folding their arms or sitting there like stone. What poor sportsmanship. I'm surprised to not see any comments here about Canada getting pushed out at 24:27. 4 years ago everyone was so angry about that, but what was he doing grabbing Celski around the waist? Dude deserved it. Korea behind him prevented a three man pile-up.

[@ericlala]

well it's hard for them to understand the situation unlike us who has the video to replay over and over again

[@jacob98jansson]

7:33 WHAT IS GOING ON!!!

[@user-ou5fx4dx3c]

sexy bak

[@eunicechoe4869]

31:59 sung si bak came faster

[@TakuVR]

Why wasn't Sung Si-bak DQ'd?

[@kkevinparkk]

all countries but Korea...

[@user-nf1fl1qg4w]

oh,,,no,,,,, oh.....no ......

[@Imyourbigbrother]

오노 동메달. 해믈린 4위.. ㅎㅎㅎ

[@MensVersion]

exactly where apollo anton ohno belongs.....beneath the superior Koreans!!!

[@richardgrace5043]

yeah and same Korean ended up getting disqualified is next heat for doing the exact same thing to another racer...

[@djbexxxxx]

24:24 Why the hell did JR get DQ for that...he was the one who got pulled >:[

[@kimchitacos]

koreans way too op

[@opermaze]

45:42 shit just got real

[@deriaunajones4287]

+Opermaze Lol Me

[@apsaaaan]

South Korea is really good at Speed Skating.

[@nofurtherwest3474]

why do they give flowers and not medals? super weird

[@Only1Dizzle]

J.R. don't be doing nothin but lookin cute. He made the Canadian dude fall lol SMH!

[@420Patriot1776]

YELLOWED

[@WorkerBee2011]

SPOiler aleart

[@nilsengholm7916]

The only time I saw him "crying" was one of the worst passes I've ever seen...

[@Rexinization]

could have been first, second, and THIRD!

[@davidkim8343]

45:43 여기까지 한국은 꼴등이었다. 하지만...

[@user-ix1qx1rl2z]

역시 쇼트강국

[@sunnyt4493]

No national anthem either.....what????.

[@donotshowmyname9547]

When you have to DQ Celski to advance a Canadian to the A Final but still can't get a medal

[@sakuramingyu]

Why they have to disqualified him in the first place when his not his fault, the Canadian man actually the one who hold his back and celski moved his hand away from him.

[@burns1210]

Koreans have funny names.

[@opermaze]

you have a funny face

[@user-dg6el5ex7q]

get wrecked

[@burns1210]

+Chelsea Jeong Your opinion is of no consequence.

[@chelseajeong3935]

Its not that we Koreans have "funny" names, its just that non-Koreans pronounce our names imprecisely and ignorant people, such as yourself, have a lack of understanding for different cultures...

[@chelseajeong3935]

+Christopher Burns I'm sorry that the truth hurts my friend.

[@arxvk528]

Nope. Unfortunately, he couldn't make it =/ ... He hasn't been skating very well as he used to before he got injured in 2011.