2018년 3월 17~18일 양일간
몬트리올에서 숏트랙 월드컵이 열립니다.
대나무숲에서 싸움박질만 하는 교포, 기러기, 관광객 여러분!
잠깐 싸움을 멈추시고, 한국 대표팀 응원하러 다같이 가 보세요.
자세한 내용은 아래 웹사이트를 참조하세요.
티켓 가격은 40불정도 해요. 다들 그정도 돈은 있잖아요? ^^
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Racing will take place March 17-18 at Maurice-Richard Arena
Montreal, November 13, 2017 – Sports fans who love speed, excitement and extreme sports can, starting now, get tickets for the 2018 ISU World Short Track Speed Skating Championships which will be held at Maurice-Richard Arena in Montreal, Saturday and Sunday, March 17-18.
The event, which will take place a few weeks after the 2018 Olympic Winter Games frenzy in PyeongChang, South Korea, could potentially be the last time some Olympic medalists will lace up their skates at the international level, such as Charles and François Hamelin as well as Marianne St-Gelais, in what will be a unique opportunity to see them perform and to be witness to this remarkable chapter in Quebec’s and Canada’s sports history.
Tickets for the final rounds set to take place on March 17-18 are available through the official website of the 2018 ISU World Short Track Speed Skating Championships at www.montreal2018.ca. They are on sale for $40 per day in the Red section, $25 in the White section and $20 in the Blue section. Prices include taxes and service fees. Admission for kids 2 years of age or less is free as long as they can sit on a parent’s lap.
Admission on Friday, March 16, which will serve as a qualification day ahead of Saturday’s and Sunday’s final rounds, will be free on a first-come, first-served basis.
Special promotion for clubs
Members of speed skating clubs can also take advantage of a special price that includes a 25% discount. This promotion will run until January 15, 2018. During the promotion period, tickets will be available for $29.63 in the Red section, $18.49 in the White section and $15.50 in the Blue section (prices include taxes and service fees).
To allow them to take advantage of this promotion, clubs who are members of the Fédération de patinage de vitesse du Québec will be contacted and will each receive a special code. Clubs will then simply need to include this promotional code when they make their online purchase. Those located outside Quebec can contact the organizing committee to get a promotional code at [email protected].
The 2018 ISU World Short Track Speed Skating Championships will be presented by Patinage de vitesse international de Montréal (PAVIM) on behalf of Speed Skating Canada. Montréal hosted this event previously in 1987, 2002 and 2014.
Additional details are available on the website of the 2018 ISU World Short Track Speed Skating Championships at www.montreal2018.ca.
PAVIM, the host organizing committee for the 2018 ISU World Short Track Speed Skating Championships, would like to thank its partners and sponsors: the International Skating Union (ISU), Speed Skating Canada, the Fédération de patinage de vitesse du Québec, the Government of Canada, the Government of Quebec, the City of Montreal, CBC Sports, Li-Ning, Liqui Moly, Hôtel Universel and Tourism Montréal.
Canada remains undefeated in men’s relay this season on the ISU world cup short track circuit
Dordrecht, Netherlands, October 8, 2017 – The Canadian men’s relay team won its second consecutive gold medal on the World Cup circuit while Samuel Girard earned his second individual medal of the weekend – silver in the men’s 1000m – and the women’s relay came up with bronze, Sunday, on the last day of the ISU World Cup held in Dordrecht, Netherlands.
Canada wins five medals, including two gold, at ISU world cup short track stage in the Netherlands
Dordrecht, Netherlands, October 7, 2017 – Canada won five medals, Saturday, at the ISU World Cup Short Track stage to be held until Sunday in Dordrecht, Netherlands. Marianne St-Gelais and Samuel Girard each won gold and Kim Boutin came up with silver in the 500m, while Valérie Maltais earned silver and Charles Hamelin, bronze, in the 1500m event.
Canada adds three medals, including gold in the men’s relay, to conclude the ISU world cup short track stage in Hungary
Kim Boutin earns her second individual silver medal of the weekend and silver in the women’s relay
Budapest, Hungary, October 1st, 2017 – The Canadian men’s relay team came through with an incredible comeback to win its first gold medal since November 2015, while Kim Boutin earned two more silver medals, one in the 1000m and another in the women’s relay, Sunday, on the last day of the ISU World Cup Short Track Speed Skating stage held in Budapest, Hungary.
Kim Boutin earns silver in the 1500m at the ISU world cup short track in Hungary
Budapest, Hungary, September 30, 2017 – Kim Boutin from Sherbrooke, QC, won Canada’s first medal of the Olympic season in short track speed skating, Saturday, as she earned silver in the 1500m at the ISU World Cup slated to take place until Sunday in Budapest, Hungary. For her part, Marianne St-Gelais from Saint-Félicien, QC, finished fourth in the 500m.
Canadian short track speed skating team named for PyeongChang 2018
MONTREAL (August 30, 2017) — The Canadian Olympic Committee (COC) and Speed Skating Canada (SSC) named the ten athletes and two coaches provisionally selected to represent Team Canada in short track speed skating at the Olympic Winter Games PyeongChang 2018.
