The fourth and final ISU Short Track World Tour event was held in Dordrecht, Netherlands, with Brendan Corey once again advancing to the B-Final stage.
The VIS supported skater reached the B-Final in the 1500m for the third time this season, finishing fourth to secure an overall ranking of 11th. In the 1000m, Corey placed 24th after the repechage semifinals, and in the 500m, he finished 26th, also reaching the repechage semifinal round.
Australia was also represented by Lucas Wareham and Hyo Jin Kim, with Kim delivering her second consecutive top-25 finish in the 1000m, placing 25th.
Corey concluded the season ranked 12th in the 1500m, 17th in the 1000m, and 18th overall across all three distances.
Dordrecht marked the final Olympic qualification opportunity for Short Track Speed Skating. Corey is in a strong position to qualify for all three distances when the International Skating Union confirm quota allocations for the Milano-Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games on December 12.
The VIS supported skater reached the B-Final in the 1500m for the third time this season, finishing fourth to secure an overall ranking of 11th. In the 1000m, Corey placed 24th after the repechage semifinals, and in the 500m, he finished 26th, also reaching the repechage semifinal round.
Australia was also represented by Lucas Wareham and Hyo Jin Kim, with Kim delivering her second consecutive top-25 finish in the 1000m, placing 25th.
Corey concluded the season ranked 12th in the 1500m, 17th in the 1000m, and 18th overall across all three distances.
Dordrecht marked the final Olympic qualification opportunity for Short Track Speed Skating. Corey is in a strong position to qualify for all three distances when the International Skating Union confirm quota allocations for the Milano-Cortina 2026 Olympic Winter Games on December 12.
Brendan Corey in action earlier in the season
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