Canadian speedskater Laurent Dubreuil secured his second bronze medal in as many days at the ISU World Cup Speedskating event in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Dubreuil finished the 500 meters in 34.35 seconds, demonstrating his recovery from injury. Japan's Tatsuya Shinhama upset American star Jordan Stolz, who suffered his first loss in the 500 meters since December 2023. Canada also earned a bronze medal in the mixed relay, bringing their total medal count to ten for the season.
MILWAUKEE — Laurent Dubreuil collected his second bronze medal in as many days at the ISU World Cup Speedskating event in Milwaukee, Wisc., helping Canada boost its season total to 10 medals.
Japan's Tatsuya Shinhama stunned the speedskating world during Sunday's sprint, stopping the clock in 34.14 to successfully knock American phenom Jordan Stolz off the top of the podium by the slimmest of margins. "My start was excellent today at 9.55, which is the best I could have hoped for. My lap was a little less good. … I think with a perfect race I could have beat him , but I was missing just a little something today," said Dubreuil.
Canada's mixed relay team also earned a bronze medal, giving the country two gold, three silver and five bronze after four events.
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