2024–25 ISU Short Track World Tour
Discipline	Men	Women
Overall
500 m
1000 m
1500 m
Competition
Edition	1st	1st
Locations	6	6
Individual	18	18
Relay/Team	6	6
Mixed	6	6
←2023–24 (World Cup)

The 2024–25 ISU Short Track World Tour is a multi-race series over a season of short track speed skating, organised by the International Skating Union (ISU), which organised also runs world cups and championships in speed skating and figure skating. It is the 1st edition of the ISU Short Track World Tour, and is planned to commence on 25 October 2024 and end on 16 February 2025.

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]

Event	City	Date	Remark
1	Montreal	25–27 October 2024
2	Montreal	1–3 November 2024	Relocated from Salt Lake City[2]
3	Beijing	6–8 December 2024
4	Seoul	13–15 December 2024
5	Tilburg	7–9 February 2025
6	Milan	14–16 February 2025	2026 Olympics test event

Stage	#	Date	Place	Discipline	Winner	Second	Third	R.
1	1	26 October	Montréal (Maurice Richard Arena)	1500m	William Dandjinou	Park Ji-won	Steven Dubois	[3]
	2			500m	William Dandjinou	Steven Dubois	Lin Xiaojun	[4]
	3	27 October		1000m	Jens van 't Wout	Roberts Krūzbergs	Michał Niewiński	[5]
	4			5000m relay	Canada	China	Netherlands	[6]
2	1	2 November	Montréal (Maurice Richard Arena)	1500m	William Dandjinou	Roberts Krūzbergs	Pietro Sighel	[7]
	2			500m	Steven Dubois	William Dandjinou	Pietro Sighel	[8]
	3	3 November		1000m	William Dandjinou	Jang Sung-woo	Jordan Pierre-Gilles	[9]
	4			5000m relay	Canada	South Korea	Italy	[10]
3	1	7 December	Beijing (Capital Indoor Stadium)	1500m	Park Ji-won	William Dandjinou	Sun Long	[11]
	2			500m	Sun Long	Steven Dubois	Shaoang Liu	[12]
	3	8 December		1000m	Félix Roussel	Michał Niewiński	Niall Treacy	[13]
	4			5000m relay	China	South Korea	Netherlands	[14]
4	1	14 December	Seoul (Mokdong Ice Rink)	1500m	William Dandjinou	Park Ji-won	Jens van 't Wout	[15]
	2			500m	Steven Dubois	Jordan Pierre-Gilles	Roberts Krūzbergs	[16]
	3	15 December		1000m	William Dandjinou	Jens van 't Wout	Jang Sung-woo	[17]
	4			5000m relay	China	Japan	South Korea	[18]
5	1	8 February	Tilburg (Ireen Wüst Ijsbaan)
	2
	3	9 February
	4
6	1	15 February	Milan
	2
	3	16 February
	4

Overall Rank after 16 of 24 events[19] Points 1 William Dandjinou 912 2 Park Ji-won 586 3 Jens van 't Wout 580 4 Steven Dubois 492 5 Roberts Kruzbergs 366

500m Rank after 4 of 6 events[20] Points 1 Steven Dubois 360 2 William Dandjinou 252 4 Jordan Pierre-Gilles 188 4 Jens van 't Wout 180 5 Shogo Miyata 164

1000m Rank after 4 of 6 events[21] Points 1 William Dandjinou 280 2 Jens van 't Wout 260 3 Roberts Kruzbergs 214 4 Jang Sungwoo 172 5 Park Ji-won| 162

1500m Rank after 4 of 6 events[22] Points 1 William Dandjinou 380 2 Park Ji-won 320 3 Jang Sungwoo 184 4 Jens van 't Wout 140 5 Steven Dubois 132

5000 m Relay Rank after 4 of 6 events[23] Points 1  China 324 2  Canada 300 3  South Korea 280 4  Netherlands 236 5  Italy 230

Stage	#	Date	Place	Discipline	Winner	Second	Third	R.
1	1	26 October	Montréal (Maurice Richard Arena)	1000m	Xandra Velzeboer	Kristen Santos-Griswold	Corinne Stoddard	[24]
	2			3000m relay	Italy	South Korea	Netherlands	[25]
	3	27 October		1500m	Kim Gil-li	Hanne Desmet	Choi Min-jeong	[26]
	4			500m	Xandra Velzeboer	Kristen Santos-Griswold	Hanne Desmet	[27]
2	1	2 November	Montréal (Maurice Richard Arena)	1000m	Choi Min-jeong	Xandra Velzeboer	Corinne Stoddard	[28]
	2			3000m relay	Canada	Italy	China	[29]
	3	3 November		1500m	Hanne Desmet	Kim Gil-li	Corinne Stoddard	[30]
	4			500m	Xandra Velzeboer	Choi Min-jeong	Kim Gil-li	[31]
3	1	7 December	Beijing (Capital Indoor Stadium)	1000m	Danae Blais	Xandra Velzeboer	Corinne Stoddard Choi Min-jeong	[32]
	2			3000m relay	Canada	South Korea	Kazakhstan	[33]
	3	8 December		1500m	Corinne Stoddard	Kristen Santos-Griswold	Kim Gil-li	[34]
	4			500m	Xandra Velzeboer	Florence Brunelle	Rikki Doak	[35]
4	1	14 December	Seoul (Mokdong Ice Rink)	1000m	Kim Gil-li	Danae Blais	Choi Min-jeong	[36]
	2			3000m relay	Canada	Italy	South Korea	[37]
	3	15 December		1500m	Kristen Santos-Griswold	Hanne Desmet	Corinne Stoddard	[38]
	4			500m	Kristen Santos-Griswold	Florence Brunelle	Hanne Desmet	[39]
5	1	8 February	Tilburg (Ireen Wüst Ijsbaan)
	2
	3	9 February
	4
6	1	15 February	Milan
	2
	3	16 February
	4

Individual Rank after 3 of 6 events [40] Points 1 Xandra Velzeboer 656 2 Corinne Stoddard 532 3 Kim Gil-li 516 4 Choi Min-jeong 488 5 Kristen Santos-Griswold 478

3000 m Relay Rank after 4 of 6 events[41] Points 1  Canada 360 2  Italy 304 3  South Korea 290 4  China 216 5  Netherlands 198

Stage	Date	Place	Winner	Second	Third	R.
1	27 October	Montréal (Maurice Richard Arena)	Netherlands	South Korea	Canada	[42]
2	3 November	Montréal (Maurice Richard Arena)	Canada	Netherlands	Japan	[43]
3	8 December	Beijing (Capital Indoor Stadium)	China	South Korea	United States	[44]
4	15 December	Seoul (Mokdong Ice Rink)	South Korea	China	Canada	[45]
5		Tilburg (Ireen Wüst Ijsbaan)
6		Milan

Rank after 4 of 6 events[46] Points 1  South Korea 310 2  Netherlands 290 3  Canada 284 4  China 268 5  United States 202

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

Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	Canada	16	8	5	29
2	Netherlands	6	4	4	14
3	South Korea	5	11	8	24
4	China	4	2	4	10
5	United States	3	3	6	12
6	Italy	1	2	3	6
7	Belgium	1	2	2	5
8	Latvia	0	2	1	3
9	Japan	0	1	1	2
	Poland	0	1	1	2
11	Great Britain	0	0	1	1
	Kazakhstan	0	0	1	1
Totals (12 entries)		36	36	37	109