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Final results for the men's 1,000-meter short track event:
Heat 1
1. Rusty Smith, United States, 1:27.000 (OR) (Q).
2. Li Ye, China, 1:27.078 (Q).
3. Nicola Rodigari, Italy, 1:27.240.
4. Mikhail Rajine, Russia, 1:32.432.
NR. Matus Uzak, Slovakia, DQ.
Heat 2
1. Ahn Hyun-soo, South Korea, 1:29.371 (Q).
2. Apolo Anton Ohno, United States, 1:29.650 (Q).
3. Sebastian Praus, Germany, 1:29.820.
4. Dariusz Kulesza, Poland, 1:30.556.
Heat 3
1. Li JiaJun, China, 1:28.179 (Q).
2. Pieter Gysel, Belgium, 1:28.335 (Q).
3. Satoru Terao, Japan, 1:28.499.
4. Peter Darazs, Hungary, 1:28.738.
NR. Francois-Louis Tremblay, Canada, DQ.
Heat 4
1. Lee Ho-suk, South Korea, 1:27.265 (Q).
2. Eric Bedard, Canada, 1:27.546 (Q).
3. Fabio Carta, Italy, 1:27.656.
4. Arian Nachbar, Germany, 1:27.679.
5. Volodymyr Grygoriev, Ukraine, 1:29.168.
Semifinals
Heat 1
1. Lee Ho-suk, South Korea, 1:29.150 (A).
2. Rusty Smith, United States, 1:29.515 (A).
3. Li Ye, China, 1:47.965 (ADV).
NR. Pieter Gysel, Belgium, DQ.
Heat 2
1. Ahn Hyun-soo, South Korea, 1:27.909 (A).
2. Apolo Anton Ohno, United States, 1:28.080 (A).
3. Li JiaJun, China, 1:29.183 (B).
NR. Eric Bedard, Canada, DQ.
Final
1. Ahn Hyun-soo, South Korea, 1:26.739 (OR).
2. Lee Ho-suk, South Korea, 1:26.764.
3. Apolo Anton Ohno, United States, 1:26.927.
4. Rusty Smith, United States, 1:27.435.
5. Li Ye, China, 1:29.918.
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