Lee Ho-suk
nation
Korea South South Korea
birthday
June 25, 1986
place of birth
Seoul , South Korea Korea South
size
168 cm
Weight
60 kg
Career
status
active
Medal table
Olympic medals
1 ×
4 ×
0 ×
World Cup medals
9 ×
6 ×
3 ×
winter Olympics
gold
2006 Turin
5000 m relay
silver
2006 Turin
1000 m
silver
2006 Turin
1500 m
silver
2010 Vancouver
1000 m
silver
2010 Vancouver
5000 m relay
Short track world championships
silver
2006 Minneapolis
All-around
silver
2006 Minneapolis
1000 m
silver
2006 Minneapolis
1500 m
bronze
2006 Minneapolis
All-around
gold
2008 Gangneung
1000 m
gold
2008 Gangneung
5000 m relay
silver
2008 Gangneung
All-around
silver
2008 Gangneung
1500 m
gold
2009 Vienna
All-around
gold
2009 Vienna
1000 m
gold
2009 Vienna
1500 m
silver
Vienna 2009
500 m
gold
2010 Sofia
All-around
gold
2010 Sofia
1000 m
gold
2010 Sofia
3000 m
gold
2010 Sofia
5000 m relay
bronze
2010 Sofia
1500 m
bronze
2012 Shanghai
5000 m relay
Lee Ho-suk ( kor. 이호석 ; born June 25, 1986 in Seoul ) is a South Korean short tracker and Olympic champion .
Career
He was all-around winner at the Short Track Junior World Championships in 2003, 2004 and 2005. At the 2006 Winter Olympics , Lee won a gold medal with the 5000 m relay. He also won two silver medals. He also won two silver medals at the 2010 Winter Olympics . At the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, he replaced the injured Noh Jin-kyu and finished second with the 5000 m relay in the B final, which meant seventh place, although he was only used in the semifinals.
Personal best
Lee Ho-suk currently has the following personal bests on the short track (as of 2014):
500 m: 41.269 s ( Vancouver , Canada, February 26, 2010)
1,000 m: 1: 23.801 min (Vancouver, Canada, February 20, 2010)
1,500 m: 2: 12.439 min ( Sofia , Bulgaria, February 7, 2009)
3,000 m: 4: 50.114 min ( Vienna , Austria, March 9, 2009)
Web links
Individual evidence
^ ISU profile , accessed February 24, 2014
1992: Kim , Lee , Mo , Song | 1994: Carnino , Cattani , Fagone , Herrnhof , Vuillermin | 1998: Bédard , Campbell , Drolet , Gagnon | 2002: Bédard , Gagnon , Guilmette , Tremblay , Turcotte | 2006: Ahn , Lee , Oh , Seo , Song | 2010: C. Hamelin , F. Hamelin , Jean , Tremblay , Bastille | 2014: Ahn , Grigoryev , Jelistratow , Sakharov | 2018: Liu , Liu , Knoch , Burján Korea South Italy Canada Canada Korea South Canada Russia Hungary
Note: This article places the family name before the person's first name. This is the usual order in Korean. Lee is the family name here, Ho-suk is the first name.
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