The fifth ISU Short Track Speed Skating World Cup event of the season took place over the weekend in Tilburg, Netherlands, where Brendan Corey recorded a top-10 B-Final performance in the 1500m.
Corey along with Australian Ice Racing teammates Lucas Wareham and Hyo Jin Kim competed in all three individual distances, the 500m, 1000m and 1500m.
In the 500m and 1000m, Corey made it through to the repechage semifinals, placing 24th and 22nd.
Corey performed well in the 1500m, finishing second in his opening heat to advance through to the semifinals. In the semi-final, Corey crossed the fine in fourth out of a field of eight, placing him in the B-Final.
In the B-Final, Corey crossed the finish line in second place, and a final ranking of ninth.
Wareham placed 48th in the 500m, 54th in the 1000m and 30th in the 1500m.
In the women’s event Kim was 34th in the 500m, 29th in the 1000m and 27th in the 1500m.
The final Short Track Speed Skating World Cup of the season will take place in Milano, Italy, on February 14-16, which will also double as a test event for the Milano-Cortina games in February 2026.
The Australian Team in the Netherlands
© Australian Ice Racing
Corey along with Australian Ice Racing teammates Lucas Wareham and Hyo Jin Kim competed in all three individual distances, the 500m, 1000m and 1500m.
In the 500m and 1000m, Corey made it through to the repechage semifinals, placing 24th and 22nd.
Corey performed well in the 1500m, finishing second in his opening heat to advance through to the semifinals. In the semi-final, Corey crossed the fine in fourth out of a field of eight, placing him in the B-Final.
In the B-Final, Corey crossed the finish line in second place, and a final ranking of ninth.
Wareham placed 48th in the 500m, 54th in the 1000m and 30th in the 1500m.
In the women’s event Kim was 34th in the 500m, 29th in the 1000m and 27th in the 1500m.
The final Short Track Speed Skating World Cup of the season will take place in Milano, Italy, on February 14-16, which will also double as a test event for the Milano-Cortina games in February 2026.
The Australian Team in the Netherlands
© Australian Ice Racing
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