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Speed Skating at the 2018 Winter Olympics |  | ||||
| Medalists - PyeongChang 2018: | |||||
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Miho Takagi |  |
JPN | ||
| Nana Takagi | |||||
| Ayaka Kikuchi | |||||
| Ayano Sato | |||||
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Ireen Wust |  |
NED | ||
| Antoinette de Jong | |||||
| Marrit Leenstra | |||||
| Jorien ter Mors | |||||
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Brittany Bowe |  |
USA | ||
| Carlijn Schoutens | |||||
| Heather Bergsma | |||||
| Mia Manganello | |||||
| Facts - Women's Team pursuit - PyeongChang 2018 | |||||
 | Venue: Gangneung Speed Skating Oval | ||||
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Participants: 8 teams participated in the event. | ||||
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Schedule: PyeongChang time | ||||
| Mon 19 Feb | Qualification | 20:00 | |||
| Wed 21 Feb | Semifinals, finals | 20:00 |  | ||
| Schedule Speed Skating 2018 | |||||
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Format: Two teams of three skaters took part in each race and the teams skated six laps in a race. The teams started at the same time on opposite sides of the track. Skaters in a team shifted positions during the race to distribute air resistance. The race came to an end only when the last skater on a team passed the finishing line. The eight participating teams competed under a knock-out system with quarterfinals, semifinals, classification heats and finals
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| This information about Women's Team pursuit - Speed Skating at the 2018 Winter Olympics in PyeongChang is based on the official Olympic reports and the Olympian Database | |||||
 
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