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Stolz saves the best for his last lap to strike gold

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February 12, 2026

The Wisconsin native wins speedskating’s 1,000 meters in an Olympic record time.

- HOWARD FENDRICH

Stolz saves the best for his last lap to strike gold

JORDAN STOLZ trailed Jenning de Boo with 400 meters to go before passing the skater on the final lap.

(BEN CURTIS Associated Press)

Jordan Stolz pictured this moment most of his life, ever since he was 5 and learning to skate on a frozen pond in his Wisconsin backyard after falling in love with speedskating while watching the 2010 Winter Olympics on TV — and hoping to one day step atop the podium himself.

So what was the little hassle of a 10-plus-minute wait to make sure this first speedskating gold medal officially would be his Wednesday? Especially because, as Stolz would say later, “I didn’t think anybody was going to beat that time.”

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