Short track speed skating at the 2018 Winter Olympics – Women's 1500 metres

Women’s 1500 metres

at the XXIII Olympic Winter Games

Venue

Gangneung Ice Arena
Gangneung, South Korea

Dates

17 February

Competitors

36 from 17 nations

Winning time

2:24.948

Medalists

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Short track speed skating at the 2018 Winter Olympics

Qualification
500 m	men	women
1000 m	men	women
1500 m	men	women
3000 m relay		women
5000 m relay	men
v t e

The Women’s 1500 metres in short track speed skating at the 2018 Winter Olympics took place on 17 February 2018 at the Gangneung Ice Arena in Gangneung, South Korea.^[1]

In the victory ceremony, the medals were presented by Uğur Erdener, member of the International Olympic Committee, accompanied by Jan Dijkema, President of the International Skating Union.

Records

Prior to this competition, the existing world and Olympic records were as follows.

World record	Choi Min-jeong (KOR)	2:14.354	Salt Lake City, United States	12 November 2016
Olympic record	Zhou Yang (CHN)	2:16.993	Vancouver, Canada	20 February 2010

No new records were established during the competition.

Q – qualified for the semifinals^[2]

ADV – advanced

PEN – penalty

Rank	Heat	Name	Country	Time	Notes
1	1	Arianna Fontana	Italy	2:28.494	Q
2	1	Jorien ter Mors	Netherlands	2:28.587	Q
3	1	Sumire Kikuchi	Japan	2:29.665	Q
4	1	Kim Iong-a	Kazakhstan	2:29.875
5	1	Shim Suk-hee	South Korea	2:39.984
	1	Sára Bácskai	Hungary		PEN
1	2	Han Yutong	China	2:31.158	Q
2	2	Marianne St-Gelais	Canada	2:31.274	Q
3	2	Martina Valcepina	Italy	2:31.370	Q
4	2	Kathryn Thomson	Great Britain	2:32.891
5	2	Anna Seidel	Germany	2:56.976	ADV
	2	Jessica Kooreman	United States		PEN
1	3	Suzanne Schulting	Netherlands	2:27.730	Q
2	3	Deanna Lockett	Australia	2:28.996	Q
3	3	Charlotte Gilmartin	Great Britain	2:29.005	Q
4	3	Michaela Sejpalová	Czech Republic	2:30.012
5	3	Cheyenne Goh	Singapore	2:36.971
	3	Ekaterina Efremenkova	Olympic Athletes from Russia		PEN
1	4	Kim A-lang	South Korea	2:20.891	Q
2	4	Kim Boutin	Canada	2:21.149	Q
3	4	Véronique Pierron	France	2:22.119	Q
4	4	Magdalena Warakomska	Poland	2:23.693
	4	Anastassiya Krestova	Kazakhstan		PEN
	4	Yuki Kikuchi	Japan		PEN
1	5	Elise Christie	Great Britain	2:29.316	Q
2	5	Zhou Yang	China	2:29.587	Q
3	5	Valérie Maltais	Canada	2:29.877	Q
4	5	Tifany Huot-Marchand	France	2:29.996
5	5	Bianca Walter	Germany	2:30.819
6	5	Maame Biney	United States	2:31.819
1	6	Choi Min-jeong	South Korea	2:24.595	Q
2	6	Petra Jászapáti	Hungary	2:25.022	Q
3	6	Li Jinyu	China	2:25.034	Q
4	6	Sofia Prosvirnova	Olympic Athletes from Russia	2:25.553
5	6	Lana Gehring	United States	2:27.336
6	6	Shione Kaminaga	Japan	2:28.719

QA – qualified for Final A^[3]

QB – qualified for Final B

ADV – advanced

PEN – penalty

Rank	Semifinal	Name	Country	Time	Notes
1	1	Kim A-lang	South Korea	2:22.691	QA
2	1	Kim Boutin	Canada	2:22.799	QA
3	1	Han Yutong	China	2:22.826	QB
4	1	Martina Valcepina	Italy	2:24.171	QB
5	1	Veronique Pierron	France	2:28.023
6	1	Anna Seidel	Germany	3:00.658
	1	Marianne St-Gelais	Canada		PEN
1	2	Jorien ter Mors	Netherlands	2:34.385	QA
2	2	Arianna Fontana	Italy	2:34.489	QA
3	2	Sumire Kikuchi	Japan	2:34.526	QB
4	2	Suzanne Schulting	Netherlands	2:34.632	QB
5	2	Charlotte Gilmartin	Great Britain	3:00.691
6	2	Deanna Lockett	Australia	3:01.928
1	3	Choi Min-jeong	South Korea	2:22.295	QA
2	3	Petra Jászapáti	Hungary	2:23.210	QA
3	3	Zhou Yang	China	2:23.485	QB
4	3	Li Jinyu	China	2:33.005	ADV
	3	Valérie Maltais	Canada		PEN
	3	Elise Christie	Great Britain		PEN

Rank	Name	Country	Time	Notes
8	Zhou Yang	China	2:35.241
9	Han Yutong	China	2:36.548
10	Suzanne Schulting	Netherlands	2:37.163
11	Sumire Kikuchi	Japan	2:54.450
12	Martina Valcepina	Italy		PEN

The final was held at 21:09.^[4]

Rank	Name	Country	Time
	Choi Min-jeong	South Korea	2:24.948
	Li Jinyu	China	2:25.703
	Kim Boutin	Canada	2:25.834
4	Kim A-lang	South Korea	2:25.941
5	Jorien ter Mors	Netherlands	2:25.955
6	Petra Jászapáti	Hungary	2:26.138
7	Arianna Fontana	Italy	2:27.475