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2009–10 ISU Speed Skating World Cup – Men's 500 metres

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The 500 metres distance for men in the 2009–10 ISU Speed Skating World Cup was contested over 12 races on six occasions, out of a total of seven World Cup occasions for the season, with the first occasion taking place in Berlin, Germany, on 6–8 November 2009, and the final occasion taking place in Heerenveen, Netherlands, on 12–14 March 2010.[1]

Tucker Fredricks of the United States won the cup, while Jan Smeekens of the Netherlands came second, and Mika Poutala of Finland came third. Defending champion Yu Fengtong of China finished in 20th place.

Top three

More information Medal, Athlete ...
Medal Athlete Points Previous season
GoldUnited States Tucker Fredricks7883rd
SilverNetherlands Jan Smeekens74211th
BronzeFinland Mika Poutala7024th
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Race medallists

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Final standings

Standings as of 14 March 2010 (end of the season).[14][15]

More information #, Name ...
#NameNat.BER1BER2HVN1HVN2CAL1CAL2SLC1SLC2ERF1ERF2HVN3HVN4Total
1Tucker FredricksUnited States16100805032705070605012090788
2Jan SmeekensNetherlands362850801632––100100150150742
3Mika PoutalaFinland6050456010080703650703645702
4Yuya OikawaJapan211436326040804580802475587
5Ronald MulderNetherlands182470454536–28706105120567
6Lee Kang-seokSouth Korea10080607028456080––––523
7Lee Kyou-hyukSouth Korea8070–2150100100100––––521
8Keiichiro NagashimaJapan70451003640214550––––407
9Joji KatoJapan45181010080603624––––373
10Akio OtaJapan1125241410102816364545105369
11Ryohei HagaJapan40601852414121245327524361
12Jamie GreggCanada––124070–326032244032342
13Dmitry LobkovRussia61201541925440709036321
14Mun JunSouth Korea2545401836246–––––194
15Zhang ZhongqiChina323632288281414––––192
16Mo Tae-bumSouth Korea10641921504032––––182
17Kyle ParrottCanada––19251812241814141616176
18Maciej UstynowiczPoland196211114192510123214165
19Nico IhleGermany680626111521212840164
20Yu FengtongChina1221161619111840––––153
21Shani DavisUnited States15192824141621105–––152
22Pekka KoskelaFinland501686120––––1418124
23Stefan GroothuisNetherlands241021800––1636––115
24Samuel SchwarzGermany401000–02518212897
25Mike IrelandCanada––8825181621––––96
26Lee Ki-hoSouth Korea1432141200106––––88
27Simon KuipersNetherlands2–––68––2840––84
28Espen-Aarnes HvammenNorway––––––––1925182183
29Vincent LabrieCanada50001515151968––83
30Ermanno IoriattiItaly––111806111228––77
31Liu FangyiChina8110256888––––74
32Brent AussprungUnited States28564––00810––61
33Jeremy WotherspoonCanada–––––25–524–––54
34Mark TuitertNetherlands8800––––1816––50
35Wang NanChina215600088––––39
36Markus PuolakkaFinland00000016819––34
37Roman KrechKazakhstan000–0–0–1115––26
38Tuomas NieminenFinland00000044611––25
39Michel MulderNetherlands–4154––––––––23
40Yevgeny LalenkovRussia––––0–0–15–––15
41Nick PearsonUnited States011000002––––13
42Muncef OuardiCanada3400022–––––11
43Frank SteinerGermany0–000–––08––8
44Zhang YaolinChina4–020001––––7
45Joey LindseyUnited States–––––––––6––6
46Denny MorrisonCanada1–––––––40––5
47Maciej BiegaPoland0000000004––4
48Matthias SchwierzGermany––––––––12––3
49Daniel GreigAustralia––––0–0–20––2
Richard MacLennanCanada02––––––––––2
51Jan BosNetherlands–––––100––––1
Sergey ChadayevRussia100000–0––––1
Aleksandr LebedevRussia00001––0––––1
Matthew PlummerUnited States0000000001––1
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