The Chinese team won one silver and one bronze

Report from this newspaper (Reporter Li Bei) Yesterday, the second stop of the 2025-2026 ISU Short Track Speed ​​Skating World Tour concluded in Montreal, Canada. The Chinese team won 1 silver and 1 bronze in the men's 500-meter event, but no gold medals were recorded. The host Canadian team won 7 gold medals and became the biggest winner.

No Chinese team player advanced to the Group A finals that day. In the men's 1,000-meter race, Chinese star Lin Xiaojuan passed two levels in the resurrection race and reached the quarter-finals. Unfortunately, in the quarter-finals, Lin Xiaoqi was last in the group and missed the chance to go further. Liu Shao'ang and Sun Long advanced in this round as the second place in the group. However, in the semi-finals, Sun Long fouled out and Liu Shaoang only finished third in the group. He eventually entered the Group B finals and finished fourth.

In the women's 500m and 1500m events, the Chinese team performed mediocrely. In addition, two relay events were competed that day. In the 2000-meter mixed relay, the Chinese team ranked last in the group in the semi-finals and missed the chance to defend the title. In the Group B finals on the final day, the Chinese team started from the outside and defeated strong opponents such as the Japanese team and the United States team and won first place. In the men's 5,000-meter relay, the Chinese team was eliminated in the previous competition.

According to the schedule, the third stop of this season’s World Tour will be held in Gdansk, Poland from November 20th to 23rd. Seats for the Milan Winter Olympics will be determined based on the rankings of the four events. The Chinese team will prepare overseas and return to China after completing all games.