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Isabelle Weidemann (born July 18, 1995) is a Canadian speed skater. She is a multiple Olympic medallist, winning gold in the team pursuit, silver in the 5,000 metre, and bronze in the 3,000 metre at the 2022 Winter Olympics.
Isabelle Weidemann ( Ottawa, 18 de julio de 1995) es una deportista canadiense que compite en patinaje de velocidad sobre hielo. 1 . Participó en dos Juegos Olímpicos de Invierno, obteniendo tres medallas en Pekín 2022, oro en persecución por equipos (junto con Ivanie Blondin y Valérie Maltais ), plata en 5000 m y bronce en 3000 ...
10 de ene. de 2018 · Biography. Isabelle Weidemann won three medals during her second Olympic appearance at Beijing 2022. She started with a bronze medal in the 3000m for Canada’s first medal of the Games. She then added a silver medal in the 5000m before capturing team pursuit gold in Olympic record time alongside Ivanie Blondin and Valérie Maltais.
Biographie. Isabelle Weidemann a gagné trois médailles lors de sa deuxième participation olympique à Beijing 2022. Elle a débuté avec une médaille de bronze au 3000 m, la première médaille du Canada à ces Jeux. Elle a ensuite ajouté une médaille d’argent à sa collection au 5000 m, avant de décrocher l’or en poursuite par ...
10 de feb. de 2022 · The Ottawa speed skater adds a second Olympic medal to her bronze in the 3,000m, lowering her national record in the process. She finishes behind Dutch star Irene Schouten, who sets an Olympic record in the longest women's speed skating race.
Isabelle Weidemann has her sights on a hat-trick of medals at Beijing 2022. The speed skater is the only Team Canada athlete to have twice made the podium at the 2022 Olympic Winter Games after winning silver in the 5000m and bronze over 3000m. Weidemann will take to the ice once more at the National Speed Skating Oval on Tuesday (15 February ...
5 de feb. de 2022 · The Ottawa speed skater becomes the first Canadian woman to podium in long track since 2010. She finishes third behind Schouten and Lollobrigida in a steady and consistent race.
