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The 2024–25 ISU Short Track World Tour was a multi-race series over a season of short track speed skating, organised by the International Skating Union (ISU), which also ran World Cups and Championships in speed skating and figure skating. It was the 1st edition of the ISU Short Track World Tour. It started on 25 October 2024 and ended on 16 February 2025. The Crystal Globe for overall winners of the World Tour were awarded to William Dandjinou, Kristen Santos-Griswold and Team Canada.

Discipline Men
Overall Canada William Dandjinou
500 m Canada Steven Dubois
1000 m Canada William Dandjinou
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2024–25 ISU Short Track World Tour
Discipline Men Women
Overall Canada William Dandjinou United States Kristen Santos-Griswold
500 m Canada Steven Dubois United States Kristen Santos-Griswold
1000 m Canada William Dandjinou Netherlands Xandra Velzeboer
1500 m Canada William Dandjinou Belgium Hanne Desmet
Relay  Canada  Italy and  Canada
2000 m Mixed  Netherlands
Competition
Edition 1st 1st
Locations 6 6
Individual 18 18
Relay/Team 6 6
Mixed 6 6
←2023–24 (World Cup)
2025–26 (World Tour)→
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As per the Communication No. 2648 of ISU, the ISU has designated the following competitions as "World Tour Competitions" as part of the world tour.[1]

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Event City Date Remark
1 Canada Montreal 25–27 October 2024
2 Canada Montreal 1–3 November 2024 Relocated from United States Salt Lake City[2]
3 China Beijing 6–8 December 2024
4 South Korea Seoul 13–15 December 2024
5 Netherlands Tilburg 7–9 February 2025
6 Italy Milan 14–16 February 2025 2026 Olympics test event
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Stage # Date Place Discipline Winner Second Third R.
1 1 26 October Canada Montreal
(Maurice Richard Arena)		 1500m Canada William Dandjinou South Korea Park Ji-won Canada Steven Dubois [3]
2 500m Canada William Dandjinou Canada Steven Dubois China Lin Xiaojun [4]
3 27 October 1000m Netherlands Jens van 't Wout Latvia Roberts Krūzbergs Poland Michał Niewiński [5]
4 5000m relay  Canada  China  Netherlands [6]
2 1 2 November Canada Montreal
(Maurice Richard Arena)		 1500m Canada William Dandjinou Latvia Roberts Krūzbergs Italy Pietro Sighel [7]
2 500m Canada Steven Dubois Canada William Dandjinou Italy Pietro Sighel [8]
3 3 November 1000m Canada William Dandjinou South Korea Jang Sung-woo Canada Jordan Pierre-Gilles [9]
4 5000m relay  Canada  South Korea  Italy [10]
3 1 7 December China Beijing
(Capital Indoor Stadium)		 1500m South Korea Park Ji-won Canada William Dandjinou China Sun Long [11]
2 500m China Sun Long Canada Steven Dubois China Shaoang Liu [12]
3 8 December 1000m Canada Félix Roussel Poland Michał Niewiński United Kingdom Niall Treacy [13]
4 5000m relay  China  South Korea  Netherlands [14]
4 1 14 December South Korea Seoul
(Mokdong Ice Rink)		 1500m Canada William Dandjinou South Korea Park Ji-won Netherlands Jens van 't Wout [15]
2 500m Canada Steven Dubois Canada Jordan Pierre-Gilles Latvia Roberts Krūzbergs [16]
3 15 December 1000m Canada William Dandjinou Netherlands Jens van 't Wout South Korea Jang Sung-woo [17]
4 5000m relay  China  Japan  South Korea [18]
5 1 8 February Netherlands Tilburg
(IJssportcentrum Tilburg)		 1500m Canada William Dandjinou Netherlands Jens van ´t Wout Italy Pietro Sighel [19]
2 500m Canada Steven Dubois Canada Jordan Pierre-Gilles Netherlands Jens van ´t Wout [20]
3 9 February 1000m Netherlands Jens van ´t Wout Latvia Roberts Krūzbergs Netherlands Daan Kos [21]
4 5000m relay  Netherlands  Belgium  Italy [22]
6 1 15 February Italy Milan
(Forum di Milano)		 1500m Netherlands Jens van ´t Wout Japan Kosei Hayashi South Korea Jang Sung-woo [23]
2 500m China Sun Long Netherlands Teun Boer Italy Pietro Sighel [24]
3 16 February 1000m Canada William Dandjinou Italy Pietro Sighel South Korea Jang Sung-woo [25]
4 5000m relay  Italy  Canada  Kazakhstan [26]
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Stage # Date Place Discipline Winner Second Third R.
1 1 26 October Canada Montreal
(Maurice Richard Arena)		 1000m Netherlands Xandra Velzeboer United States Kristen Santos-Griswold United States Corinne Stoddard [32]
2 3000m relay  Italy  South Korea  Netherlands [33]
3 27 October 1500m South Korea Kim Gil-li Belgium Hanne Desmet South Korea Choi Min-jeong [34]
4 500m Netherlands Xandra Velzeboer United States Kristen Santos-Griswold Belgium Hanne Desmet [35]
2 1 2 November Canada Montreal
(Maurice Richard Arena)		 1000m South Korea Choi Min-jeong Netherlands Xandra Velzeboer United States Corinne Stoddard [36]
2 3000m relay  Canada  Italy  China [37]
3 3 November 1500m Belgium Hanne Desmet South Korea Kim Gil-li United States Corinne Stoddard [38]
4 500m Netherlands Xandra Velzeboer South Korea Choi Min-jeong South Korea Kim Gil-li [39]
3 1 7 December China Beijing
(Capital Indoor Stadium)		 1000m Canada Danae Blais Netherlands Xandra Velzeboer United States Corinne Stoddard
South Korea Choi Min-jeong		 [40]
2 3000m relay  Canada  South Korea  Kazakhstan [41]
3 8 December 1500m United States Corinne Stoddard United States Kristen Santos-Griswold South Korea Kim Gil-li [42]
4 500m Netherlands Xandra Velzeboer Canada Florence Brunelle Canada Rikki Doak [43]
4 1 14 December South Korea Seoul
(Mokdong Ice Rink)		 1000m South Korea Kim Gil-li Canada Danae Blais South Korea Choi Min-jeong [44]
2 3000m relay  Canada  Italy  South Korea [45]
3 15 December 1500m United States Kristen Santos-Griswold Belgium Hanne Desmet United States Corinne Stoddard [46]
4 500m United States Kristen Santos-Griswold Canada Florence Brunelle Belgium Hanne Desmet [47]
5 1 8 February Netherlands Tilburg
(Ireen Wüst Ijsbaan)		 1000m Belgium Hanne Desmet United States Corinne Stoddard Netherlands Xandra Velzeboer [48]
2 3000m relay  Netherlands  Italy  United States [49]
3 9 February 1500m Canada Courtney Sarault Italy Elisa Confortola United States Corinne Stoddard [50]
4 500m Canada Florence Brunelle Netherlands Michelle Velzeboer United States Kristen Santos-Griswold [51]
6 1 15 February Italy Milan
(Forum di Milano)		 1000m United States Kristen Santos-Griswold United States Corinne Stoddard Italy Elisa Confortola [52]
2 3000m relay  Netherlands  Italy  China [53]
3 16 February 1500m Belgium Hanne Desmet United States Kristen Santos-Griswold Italy Arianna Fontana [54]
4 500m United States Kristen Santos-Griswold Italy Arianna Fontana Netherlands Xandra Velzeboer [55]
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Stage Date Place Winner Second Third R.
1 27 October Canada Montréal
(Maurice Richard Arena)		  Netherlands  South Korea  Canada [61]
2 3 November Canada Montréal
(Maurice Richard Arena)		  Canada  Netherlands  Japan [62]
3 8 December China Beijing
(Capital Indoor Stadium)		  China  South Korea  United States [63]
4 15 December South Korea Seoul
(Mokdong Ice Rink)		  South Korea  China  Canada [64]
5 9 February Netherlands Tilburg
(Ireen Wüst Ijsbaan)		  Netherlands  Italy  United States [65]
6 16 February Italy Milan
(Forum di Milano)		  Netherlands  Canada  Japan [66]
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Podium table by nation

Table showing the World tour podium places by the countries represented by the athletes.

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RankNationGoldSilverBronzeTotal
1 Canada2111537
2 Netherlands137828
3 South Korea5111026
4 United States561021
5 China52512
6 Belgium3328
7 Italy28818
8 Latvia0314
9 Japan0224
10 Poland0112
11 Kazakhstan0022
12 Great Britain0011
Totals (12 entries)545455163
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