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Short Track Speed Skating

Men's Olympic Short Track Speed Skating

Women's Olympic Short Track Speed Skating

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Short Track Speed Skating - Short Track Speed Skating Men Women The short track oval is 111 meters (364 feet). Medal breakdown ...
Short Track Speed Skating - Short Track Speed Skating Men Women The short track oval is 111 meters (364 feet). Distance (laps): ...
Men's Olympic Short Track Speed Skating - Men's Olympic Short Track Speed Skating Multiple gold medals (including relays): Marc Gagnon ...
Women's Olympic Short Track Speed Skating - Women's Olympic Short Track Speed Skating Multiple gold medals (including relays): Chun ...
Winter Olympics: 2006 Medal Standings by Sport (Ice) - Medal standing results for the 2006 Winter Olympics events Curling, Figure Skating, Ice Hockey, Short Track, and Speed Skating.

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Speed Skating.(2002 Winter Olympics)(Brief Article) (U.S. News & World Report)

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Science of Speed: Fast ice, fast snow, slinky suits and slippery skis shave milliseconds that can separate the winners from the losers.(maintenance of speed skating rink in Salt Lake City, Utah, for Olympic competition) (Newsweek)

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Skating on wheels safety concerns lie in the shadow of popularity. (JOPERD--The Journal of Physical Education, Recreation & Dance)

Who To Watch: Michelle Kwan may be the most recognizable face at the Salt Lake City Olympics. But if ladies' figure skating is not your thing, how about stunt skiing, suicidal snowboarding or the best hockey on earth? Here's a look at some other stars.(2002 Olympic preview) (Newsweek)

Bonnie Blair.(speed skater) (Children's Digest)

Built for speed: sporting new racing suits, this year's Olympic speed skaters should be slicker and quicker than ever.(PHYSICAL: AERODYNAMICS) (Science World)

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